WW1 Officer's Valise and Contents
In this video we take a look at the equipment carried by First World War British officers in their valises as part of their 35lbs baggage allowance, according to the 1914 Field Service Pocket Book.
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WW1 Officers Food
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A Whistlestop Guide to British Uniforms and Equipment of the First World War. July 2020.
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