"Regimental Nicknames and Traditions of the British Army" by Anonymous is a journey into the colorful past of the British Army, chronicling the unique nicknames, traditions, and historical roots of its many regiments. Written during a period of significant change in the British military with the adoption of the Territorial System in 1881, the book mourns the disappearance of old nicknames born from memorable, sometimes humorous, events. Ultimately, it seeks to reignite public fascination with military history and the fascinating stories embedded in regiment names, honoring centuries of British military achievements. The book aims to keep these traditions alive, highlighting the spirit and heroic accomplishments that have shaped the British Army's identity for over four centuries.
Regimental Nicknames and Traditions of the British Army
By Anonymous
Discover a time capsule of British military history, where the quirky nicknames and traditions of historic army regiments reveal a legacy of valor begging to be remembered.
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