"The History of the 36th (Ulster) Division" by Cyril Falls offers a comprehensive account of this distinguished British Army division's experiences during World War I. A crucial contribution to military history and regimental history, this book meticulously details the Ulster Division's service throughout the Great War. Falls's work serves as an invaluable resource for understanding the division's organization, deployment, and combat engagements.
Focusing on the Great Britain Army's 36th Division, the book provides insights into its soldiers, battles, and lasting legacy. Explore the uniforms, strategies, and sacrifices that defined the Ulster Division's role within the broader context of World War I. This historical text is a vital addition to any collection focused on the military history of the First World War.
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