This Day In History

1915 Gallipoli. In the early hours, after a difficult crossing in choppy seas from Mudros, the 6th Battalions of the East, South and Loyal North Lancashires land at Anzac Cove in preparation for the Battle of Chunuk Bair.
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Narrative Histories

Seven Years War  
  The Regiments in the Seven Years War 1756-63
War of American Independence  
  The ‘Fighting Fortieth’ at the Battle of Germantown, 4 October 1777
Napoleonic Wars  
  With Nelson To Bastia
  The Battle of Barossa
  Waterloo
  The Regiment’s Greatest Tragedy – The Wrecking of the Sea Horse, Lord Melville & Boadicea
Soldiers of Empire  
  The “Battle” of the Eureka Stockade – Australia 1854
Crimea  
  The Battle of the Alma
  The Heroes of Inkerman
1st, 2nd & 3rd Afghan Wars  
  The Regiments in Afghanistan 1838-42, 1878-80, and 1919
Boer War  
  The Regiments in the South African War 1899-1902
World War I  
  The Regiments in the Great War 1914-1918
  The Christmas Truces 1914
  2nd Loyals in East Africa 1914-17
  Mesopotamia 1916-1918
  The Accrington Pals and the Benedictine Connection – or ‘A Bene and ‘ot’
World War II  
  The Regiments in World War II
Post-War  
  The Regiments Post-War 1945-1970
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