The 9th Battalion The Sherwood Foresters (Notts and Derby) was part of Lord Kitchener's "New Army" made up initially of men from the north midlands This is their story complete with pictures of many of the men The 9th Battalion was not an elite force, but a group of ordinary working men who felt compelled to serve their country but found themselves in the most extra-ordinary military conflagration

9th Service Battalion: The Sherwood Foresters

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Morse, John Stephen

Europe

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Keep the Home Fires Burning

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Edwards, Mary Elizabeth

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Hearne, Tony

Asia

Diary of a War

Manser, W.A.P.

The Pegasus Patrol

Jack Turnbull

Jack Hamblett

<p>A personal memoir of the highs and the lows following Roy Rees during World War Two, his pre-war training and activities through to eventual retirement from the Army in 1946. It is an account where the true picture of the Second World War is told, an era when a whole generation gave the "best years of their lives". Years which they will never get back, the years when you were healthy and young. Some of course never came back, some lie in the stillness of a foreign country. Others were maimed or suffered shellshock; some never recovered. It will remind us all that over 70 years ago the last World War took place. It is a sobering thought, particularly for those who were there.</p>

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Roy Rees

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Julia Harden

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Charles Fair

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