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Many individuals and establishments have given me generous help in producing this book. The staff of the library at the Royal Military Academy, Sandhurst, have been exceptionally painstaking in tracing sources of information. The Imperial War Museum, as always, has been a tower of strength and provided invaluable advice and documents. So many other libraries and museums all over the country have been helpful that it is impossible to list them all here. Survivors of the battle, British, French and German, have answered my questions fully and patiently. My special thanks go to Lieutenant Colonel Robin Painter, who took enormous trouble to produce, exactly as I wanted them, the detailed sketches from which the maps were drawn.
I am grateful to the following for permission to quote from works published by them:
Batsford Ltd: Anon, Infantry Officer
Chatto and Windus Ltd: Captain Sir Basil Bartlett, My First War
Harrap Ltd: H. Habe, A Thousand Shall Fall
Hodder and Stoughton Ltd: J. Colville, The Fringes of Power
Hutchinson & Co. Ltd: C. Gardner, A.A . S . F .
Michael Joseph Ltd: H. Guderian, Panzer Leader
Methuen Ltd: Anon, Diary of a Staff Officer.
Every attempt has been made to trace authors or artists who may own copyrights of any of the works quoted or illustrations used. If any copyright has been inadvertently overlooked, will the owner please contact the author?
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Commander-in-Chief
| General The Viscount Gort | |
| Chief of the General Staff | Lieutenant General H. R. Pownall |
| Adjutant General | Lieutenant General Sir W. D. S. Brownrigg |
| Quarter-Master General | Lieutenant General W. G. Lindsell |
GHQ Troops
Royal Armoured Corps
1st Light Armoured Reconnaissance Brigade Brigadier C. W. Norman
1st Fife and Forfar Yeomanry
1st East Riding Yeomanry
2nd Light Armoured Reconnaissance Brigade Brigadier A. J. Clifton
5th Royal Inniskilling Dragoon Guards
15th/19th The Kings Royal Hussars
1st Army Tank Brigade Brigadier D. H. Pratt
4th and 7th Battalions Royal Tank Regiment
Not brigaded
4th/7th Royal Dragoon Guards
12th Royal Lancers
13th/18th Royal Hussars
1st Lothians and Border Yeomanry
Royal Artillery
1st and 2nd Regiments Royal Horse Artillery
32nd, 98th, 115th, 139th Army Field Regiments
1st, 2nd, 4th, 58th, 61st, 63rd, 65th, 69th Medium Regiments
1st, 51st, 52nd Heavy Regiments
1st, 2nd, 3rd Super Heavy Regiments
1st Anti-Aircraft Brigade Brigadier E. D. Milligan
1st, 6th, 85th Anti-Aircraft Regiments
2nd Anti-Aircraft Brigade Brigadier E. W. Chadwick
60th Anti-Aircraft Regiment
51st, 58th Light Anti-Aircraft Regiments
4th Anti-Aircraft Brigade Brigadier J. N. Slater
4th Anti-Aircraft Regiment
1st Light Anti-Aircraft Battery
5th Searchlight Brigade Brigadier E. Rait-Kerr
1st, 2nd, 3rd Searchlight Regiments
Royal Engineers
100th, 101st, 216th Army Field Companies
228th and 242nd Field Companies
223rd Field Park Company
19th Army Field Survey
58th, 61st, 62nd Chemical Warfare Companies
In addition there were thirty-eight General Construction companies; two Road Construction, one Excavator, four Tunnelling companies and one Workshop and Park company; one Field Survey depot; and two Water-Boring sections.
Infantry
1st Battalion Welsh Guards
Machine-Gun
7th Battalion The Cheshire Regiment
1st/8th Battalion The Middlesex Regiment
4th Battalion The Gordon Highlanders
6th Battalion The Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders
Pioneer
6th, 7th, 8th, 9th Battalions The Kings Own Royal Regiment
7th Battalion The Royal Norfolk Regiment
6th Battalion The Royal Scots Fusiliers
1st/6th Battalion The South Staffordshire Regiment
Garrison
9th Battalion The West Yorkshire Regiment
1st Corps
Lieutenant General M. G. H. Barker
1st Division
2nd Division
48th Division
Corps Troops
Royal Artillery
27th and 140th Army Field Regiments
3rd and 5th Medium Regiments
52nd Light Anti-Aircraft Regiment
2nd Light Anti-Aircraft Battery
1st Survey Regiment
Royal Engineers
102nd, 107th, 221st Army Field Companies
105th Corps Field Park Company
13th Corps Field Survey Company
Infantry Machine-Gun
2nd and 4th Battalions The Cheshire Regiment
2nd Battalion The Manchester Regiment
2nd Corps
Lieutenant General A. F. Brooke
3rd Division
4th Division
5th Division
50th Division
Corps Troops
Royal Artillery
60th and 88th Army Field Regiments
53rd and 59th Medium Regiments
53rd Light Anti-Aircraft Regiment
2nd Survey Regiment
Royal Engineers
222nd, 234th, 240th Army Field Companies
108th Corps Field Park Company
14th Corps Field Survey Company
Infantry Machine-Gun
2nd Battalion The Royal Northumberland Fusiliers
2nd and 1st/7th Battalions The Middlesex Regiment
3rd Corps
Lieutenant General Sir R. F. Adam, Bt
42nd Division
44th Division
Corps Troops
Royal Artillery
5th Regiment Royal Horse Artillery
97th Army Field Regiment
51st and 56th Medium Regiments
54th Light Anti-Aircraft Regiment
3rd Survey Regiment
Royal Engineers
213th, 214th, 217th Army Field Companies
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