Book contents
- Frontmatter
- Contents
- List of illustrations
- List of figures
- List of maps
- List of tables
- Acknowledgements
- List of abbreviations
- Maps
- Introduction
- 1 Morale crisis and recovery
- 2 Technology, firepower and morale
- 3 Quality of manpower and morale
- 4 Environment, provisions and morale
- 5 Welfare, education and morale
- 6 Leadership, command and morale
- 7 Training and morale
- 8 In search of a theory to explain combat morale in the desert
- Conclusion
- Appendix: Battle maps
- Bibliography
- Index
- References
Bibliography
Published online by Cambridge University Press: 24 February 2011
Book contents
- Frontmatter
- Contents
- List of illustrations
- List of figures
- List of maps
- List of tables
- Acknowledgements
- List of abbreviations
- Maps
- Introduction
- 1 Morale crisis and recovery
- 2 Technology, firepower and morale
- 3 Quality of manpower and morale
- 4 Environment, provisions and morale
- 5 Welfare, education and morale
- 6 Leadership, command and morale
- 7 Training and morale
- 8 In search of a theory to explain combat morale in the desert
- Conclusion
- Appendix: Battle maps
- Bibliography
- Index
- References
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The Last Campaign in North Africa 1942 to 1943. Operations as Affecting the Medical Services, 1941 to 1942.
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Lessons of Second Libyan Campaign, 9th Division Training Instruction.
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Summary of the AIF's First Year Abroad.
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Statement by OX 7393 Pte. L. E. Casey, Captured Alamein, 17 July 1942.
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Infantry Brigade Reports on Operation Lightfoot, October to November 1942.
24 Australian Infantry Brigade Operations, 31 October to 1 November 1942.
Battle of El Alamein, Article in Izvestia by Maj.-Gen. Galaktionev, 10 January 1947.
Report on Operations by 24 Australian Infantry Brigade Group on Night 26/27 July 1942.
The Crisis at El Alamein, 30 June to 4 July 1942.
Statement by OX7333 Cpl. H. C. Ellis, Captured Alamein, 31 October 1942.
Statement by Pte. R. J. Sharp, Captured Alamein, 27 July 1942.
Statement by OX 17905 Pte. L. Jackson, Captured Alamein, 29 October 1942.
LHQ Tactical School, Lessons Western Desert, in Particular El Alamein Operations, 1942.
26 Australian Infantry Brigade, Report on Operation ‘Lightfoot’, 23 October to 5 November 1942.
Statement by Sgt. Loney. Captured Alamein, 31 October 1942.
Order of Battle for ‘Egypt Corps’.
Papers in Connection with Printing and Distribution of Army Journal SALT.
Current Affairs Bulletin, Responsibility for Weekly Distribution, 1942.
Australian Army Publication. Soldiering in the Tropics, Army Training Memorandum, 1942.
Verse Written by Troops.
Articles Submitted for Publication in SALT.
AIF News. Copy of Final Report and Supporting Details, February 1943.
Proposal for Issue of Daily Bulletin to AIF, 1941.
Publication and Distribution of AIF News, Cairo 1942.
Contributions to AIF Christmas Book 1942.
Scheme for Rationing and Messing, Working Parties at Scattered Localities, 1942.
Liaison Officer Reports on Officer Reinforcements, Reinforcements Generally and Standard of Training of Other Ranks Arriving in the Middle East, July 1941.
Notes on the AIF (ME) Reinforcement Depot, 1941.
Instructions Regarding Rum Issues – Special Hospital Diets – and Issue Rum, 1940 to 1943 and 1946.
Tank Destruction School Middle East AIF, ‘Tank Hunting and Destruction’, 1942.
‘Middle East Field Censorship: Part 1, Summary of British Troops in Egypt and Libya 1941; Part 2: Weekly Summary, British Troops in Egypt and Libya, January to June 1942’.
Parts 1, 2 and 3.
Australian Imperial Forces. Census Taken in the Middle East, with the Object of A: Enabling the Man-Power of the AIF to be Utilised to the Best Advantage. B: Planning for Post War Problems Involving the Re-absorption of the Army into Civil Life, February 1942.
Middle East, Reinforcement Position by Arms, November 1941.
Long, Gavin, Articles Published as Defence Correspondent of the Sydney Morning Herald, 1942 to 1943.
Item no. 22 Barton Maughan, ‘Tobruk and El Alamein’: chap. 15, ‘The Dog Fight’, October to December 1942.
Item no. 28 Barton Maughan, ‘Tobruk and El Alamein’: Notes July to October 1942.
Items 46–47 Summary of 24 Australian Infantry Brigade Operation 17 July, Supplied by LO to TAC 9 Australian Division 18 July 1942.
Items 53–54 Secret and Personal Messages Sent to General Sir Thomas Blamey LHQ Melbourne from Tactical HQ 9 Australian Division, July to November 1942.
Series 2: Official Correspondence, 1916 to 1947.
Series 6: Operational Papers, Middle East, 1939 to 1945.
Series 11: Printed Material, 1941 to 1947.
Series 13: Miscellaneous, 1941 to 1947.
Future Employment of 9th Division, April 1942.
‘Criticism of Middle East Command’, by Chester Wilmot.
Movements of 9th Division AIF, July 1942.
Future Employment of AIF, May 1942.
Future Employment of AIF, June/July 1942.
Future Employment of AIF, October 1942 to March 1943.
Temporary Retention of 9th Division in Middle East, 1942.
Operations in the Middle East.
‘Active Service’ Book and ‘Soldiering On’.
‘Discipline and Morale’, by Chester Wilmot.
Eligibility of Dominion Commanders for Commands in Middle East.
Self-Inflicted Wounds, Breaches of Discipline.
Field Ambulance War Diary.
Australian Army Education Service, Some Aspects of Its Functions, Group Discussion Courses, Pastime and Hobby Activities, Unit Libraries, 1942.
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The Toll of Accidents in the AIF Middle East, 1942.
Middle East Military Censorship Fortnightly Summary, November/December 1942.
Detailed Statistics over Short Period Middle East.
Medical Aspects of the Alamein Battle, Report by Colonel H. G. Furnell ADMS 9th Australian Division, 1942.
Correspondence and Reports Dealing with Scheme for Occupational Therapy for Men Suffering from Neuroses.
‘War Neurosis at Tobruk’ by E. L. Cooper, Lieut.-Col., and A. J. M. Sinclair, Capt., AAMC, AIF.
War History of the Australian Army Education Service, 1939 to 1945.
War History Branch, Department of Internal Affairs, Wellington New Zealand. German–Italian Forces in Africa, 20 June to 27 July 1942. Translation of Appendices to German War Narrative.
Panzerarmee War Diary, 3 July 1942.
Part 5 App. ‘A’ to 9th Australian Division Intelligence Summary no. 356. Diary of Gnr. Alfred Zeigler.
The Last Campaign in North Africa 1942 to 1943. Operations as Affecting the Medical Services, 1941 to 1942.
Précis of an Appreciation by the Commander-in-Chief Middle East at Eighth Army at 0800 hrs, 1 August 1942.
Lessons of Second Libyan Campaign, 9th Division Training Instruction.
Lieut.-Gen. Morshead Letter, and 3 Pages of Comments on the Fighting in Tobruk and at El Alamein, to Colonel Rasmussen DGPR, August 1944.
Summary of the AIF's First Year Abroad.
Statement by OX 3840 Pte. W. C. Lloyd, Captured Alamein, 17 July 1942.
Statement by OX 7393 Pte. L. E. Casey, Captured Alamein, 17 July 1942.
Statement by OX 3841 Pte. W. H. Lloyd, Captured Alamein, 17 July 1942.
Statement by OX 7480 Pte. J. M. Welsh, Captured Alamein, 17 July 1942.
30 Corps Operation Orders. 9th Australian Division nos. 57 to 94, July to November 1942.
Libya, Day by Day, and the Battle for Egypt. Report on Withdrawal from Libya to El Alamein, 27 May 1942 to 1 August 1942.
Division Various Units Reports on Operations Alamein, Lightfoot, 23 October to 6 November 1942.
HQ 9th Division Report on Operations 24th Brigade, 3 to 29 July and to 6 November 1942.
Reference Notes, Memoranda, Orders and Correspondence in Connection with Lightfoot. El Alamein Operations, October/November 1942.
El Alamein, Reports on Operations, 10 to 29 July 1942. AA and QMG Branch 9th Australian Division.
Infantry Brigade Reports on Operation Lightfoot, October to November 1942.
24 Australian Infantry Brigade Operations, 31 October to 1 November 1942.
Battle of El Alamein, Article in Izvestia by Maj.-Gen. Galaktionev, 10 January 1947.
Report on Operations by 24 Australian Infantry Brigade Group on Night 26/27 July 1942.
The Crisis at El Alamein, 30 June to 4 July 1942.
Statement by OX7333 Cpl. H. C. Ellis, Captured Alamein, 31 October 1942.
Statement by Pte. R. J. Sharp, Captured Alamein, 27 July 1942.
Statement by OX 17905 Pte. L. Jackson, Captured Alamein, 29 October 1942.
LHQ Tactical School, Lessons Western Desert, in Particular El Alamein Operations, 1942.
26 Australian Infantry Brigade, Report on Operation ‘Lightfoot’, 23 October to 5 November 1942.
Statement by Sgt. Loney. Captured Alamein, 31 October 1942.
Order of Battle for ‘Egypt Corps’.
Papers in Connection with Printing and Distribution of Army Journal SALT.
Current Affairs Bulletin, Responsibility for Weekly Distribution, 1942.
Australian Army Publication. Soldiering in the Tropics, Army Training Memorandum, 1942.
Verse Written by Troops.
Articles Submitted for Publication in SALT.
AIF News. Copy of Final Report and Supporting Details, February 1943.
Proposal for Issue of Daily Bulletin to AIF, 1941.
Publication and Distribution of AIF News, Cairo 1942.
Contributions to AIF Christmas Book 1942.
Scheme for Rationing and Messing, Working Parties at Scattered Localities, 1942.
Liaison Officer Reports on Officer Reinforcements, Reinforcements Generally and Standard of Training of Other Ranks Arriving in the Middle East, July 1941.
Notes on the AIF (ME) Reinforcement Depot, 1941.
Instructions Regarding Rum Issues – Special Hospital Diets – and Issue Rum, 1940 to 1943 and 1946.
Tank Destruction School Middle East AIF, ‘Tank Hunting and Destruction’, 1942.
‘Middle East Field Censorship: Part 1, Summary of British Troops in Egypt and Libya 1941; Part 2: Weekly Summary, British Troops in Egypt and Libya, January to June 1942’.
Parts 1, 2 and 3.
Australian Imperial Forces. Census Taken in the Middle East, with the Object of A: Enabling the Man-Power of the AIF to be Utilised to the Best Advantage. B: Planning for Post War Problems Involving the Re-absorption of the Army into Civil Life, February 1942.
Middle East, Reinforcement Position by Arms, November 1941.
Long, Gavin, Articles Published as Defence Correspondent of the Sydney Morning Herald, 1942 to 1943.
Item no. 22 Barton Maughan, ‘Tobruk and El Alamein’: chap. 15, ‘The Dog Fight’, October to December 1942.
Item no. 28 Barton Maughan, ‘Tobruk and El Alamein’: Notes July to October 1942.
Items 46–47 Summary of 24 Australian Infantry Brigade Operation 17 July, Supplied by LO to TAC 9 Australian Division 18 July 1942.
Items 53–54 Secret and Personal Messages Sent to General Sir Thomas Blamey LHQ Melbourne from Tactical HQ 9 Australian Division, July to November 1942.
Series 2: Official Correspondence, 1916 to 1947.
Series 6: Operational Papers, Middle East, 1939 to 1945.
Series 11: Printed Material, 1941 to 1947.
Series 13: Miscellaneous, 1941 to 1947.
Field Ambulance War Diary.
Australian Army Education Service, Some Aspects of Its Functions, Group Discussion Courses, Pastime and Hobby Activities, Unit Libraries, 1942.
Army Education Service: Minutes of Conference of Deputy Assistant Adjutant General (Education) Held in Melbourne, 14, 15, 16 and 17 July 1942.
Casualties 9th Division Western Desert, 1941 to 1942.
El Alamein Battle Casualties for the Whole Period, Australian Imperial Forces.
Appointment of Capt. A. N. Cooper to LHQ Censorship.
Esprit de Corps and Discipline. The Officer's Task. Army Discipline, Dress, Saluting, Drill and Physical Fitness.
Reports re Undisciplined Acts Involving Australian Troops in Cairo and Syria, 1941 to 1942.
Disease Groups, AIF Middle East. Statistical Breakdown of Diseases and Disabilities in Their Categories – (Numbers and Period of Treatment), October to December 1941.
‘Mines by the Million’, by Lieut.-Col. Paul W. Thompson – from the Infantry Journal, December 1942.
The Toll of Accidents in the AIF Middle East, 1942.
Middle East Military Censorship Fortnightly Summary, November/December 1942.
Detailed Statistics over Short Period Middle East.
Medical Aspects of the Alamein Battle, Report by Colonel H. G. Furnell ADMS 9th Australian Division, 1942.
Correspondence and Reports Dealing with Scheme for Occupational Therapy for Men Suffering from Neuroses.
‘War Neurosis at Tobruk’ by E. L. Cooper, Lieut.-Col., and A. J. M. Sinclair, Capt., AAMC, AIF.
War History of the Australian Army Education Service, 1939 to 1945.
War History Branch, Department of Internal Affairs, Wellington New Zealand. German–Italian Forces in Africa, 20 June to 27 July 1942. Translation of Appendices to German War Narrative.
Panzerarmee War Diary, 3 July 1942.
Part 5 App. ‘A’ to 9th Australian Division Intelligence Summary no. 356. Diary of Gnr. Alfred Zeigler.
The Last Campaign in North Africa 1942 to 1943. Operations as Affecting the Medical Services, 1941 to 1942.
Précis of an Appreciation by the Commander-in-Chief Middle East at Eighth Army at 0800 hrs, 1 August 1942.
Lessons of Second Libyan Campaign, 9th Division Training Instruction.
Lieut.-Gen. Morshead Letter, and 3 Pages of Comments on the Fighting in Tobruk and at El Alamein, to Colonel Rasmussen DGPR, August 1944.
Summary of the AIF's First Year Abroad.
Statement by OX 3840 Pte. W. C. Lloyd, Captured Alamein, 17 July 1942.
Statement by OX 7393 Pte. L. E. Casey, Captured Alamein, 17 July 1942.
Statement by OX 3841 Pte. W. H. Lloyd, Captured Alamein, 17 July 1942.
Statement by OX 7480 Pte. J. M. Welsh, Captured Alamein, 17 July 1942.
30 Corps Operation Orders. 9th Australian Division nos. 57 to 94, July to November 1942.
Libya, Day by Day, and the Battle for Egypt. Report on Withdrawal from Libya to El Alamein, 27 May 1942 to 1 August 1942.
Division Various Units Reports on Operations Alamein, Lightfoot, 23 October to 6 November 1942.
HQ 9th Division Report on Operations 24th Brigade, 3 to 29 July and to 6 November 1942.
Reference Notes, Memoranda, Orders and Correspondence in Connection with Lightfoot. El Alamein Operations, October/November 1942.
El Alamein, Reports on Operations, 10 to 29 July 1942. AA and QMG Branch 9th Australian Division.
Infantry Brigade Reports on Operation Lightfoot, October to November 1942.
24 Australian Infantry Brigade Operations, 31 October to 1 November 1942.
Battle of El Alamein, Article in Izvestia by Maj.-Gen. Galaktionev, 10 January 1947.
Report on Operations by 24 Australian Infantry Brigade Group on Night 26/27 July 1942.
The Crisis at El Alamein, 30 June to 4 July 1942.
Statement by OX7333 Cpl. H. C. Ellis, Captured Alamein, 31 October 1942.
Statement by Pte. R. J. Sharp, Captured Alamein, 27 July 1942.
Statement by OX 17905 Pte. L. Jackson, Captured Alamein, 29 October 1942.
LHQ Tactical School, Lessons Western Desert, in Particular El Alamein Operations, 1942.
26 Australian Infantry Brigade, Report on Operation ‘Lightfoot’, 23 October to 5 November 1942.
Statement by Sgt. Loney. Captured Alamein, 31 October 1942.
Order of Battle for ‘Egypt Corps’.
Papers in Connection with Printing and Distribution of Army Journal SALT.
Current Affairs Bulletin, Responsibility for Weekly Distribution, 1942.
Australian Army Publication. Soldiering in the Tropics, Army Training Memorandum, 1942.
Verse Written by Troops.
Articles Submitted for Publication in SALT.
AIF News. Copy of Final Report and Supporting Details, February 1943.
Proposal for Issue of Daily Bulletin to AIF, 1941.
Publication and Distribution of AIF News, Cairo 1942.
Contributions to AIF Christmas Book 1942.
Scheme for Rationing and Messing, Working Parties at Scattered Localities, 1942.
Liaison Officer Reports on Officer Reinforcements, Reinforcements Generally and Standard of Training of Other Ranks Arriving in the Middle East, July 1941.
Notes on the AIF (ME) Reinforcement Depot, 1941.
Instructions Regarding Rum Issues – Special Hospital Diets – and Issue Rum, 1940 to 1943 and 1946.
Tank Destruction School Middle East AIF, ‘Tank Hunting and Destruction’, 1942.
‘Middle East Field Censorship: Part 1, Summary of British Troops in Egypt and Libya 1941; Part 2: Weekly Summary, British Troops in Egypt and Libya, January to June 1942’.
Parts 1, 2 and 3.
Australian Imperial Forces. Census Taken in the Middle East, with the Object of A: Enabling the Man-Power of the AIF to be Utilised to the Best Advantage. B: Planning for Post War Problems Involving the Re-absorption of the Army into Civil Life, February 1942.
Middle East, Reinforcement Position by Arms, November 1941.
Long, Gavin, Articles Published as Defence Correspondent of the Sydney Morning Herald, 1942 to 1943.
Item no. 22 Barton Maughan, ‘Tobruk and El Alamein’: chap. 15, ‘The Dog Fight’, October to December 1942.
Item no. 28 Barton Maughan, ‘Tobruk and El Alamein’: Notes July to October 1942.
Items 46–47 Summary of 24 Australian Infantry Brigade Operation 17 July, Supplied by LO to TAC 9 Australian Division 18 July 1942.
Items 53–54 Secret and Personal Messages Sent to General Sir Thomas Blamey LHQ Melbourne from Tactical HQ 9 Australian Division, July to November 1942.
Series 2: Official Correspondence, 1916 to 1947.
Series 6: Operational Papers, Middle East, 1939 to 1945.
Series 11: Printed Material, 1941 to 1947.
Series 13: Miscellaneous, 1941 to 1947.
Future Employment of 9th Division, April 1942.
‘Criticism of Middle East Command’, by Chester Wilmot.
Movements of 9th Division AIF, July 1942.
Future Employment of AIF, May 1942.
Future Employment of AIF, June/July 1942.
Future Employment of AIF, October 1942 to March 1943.
Temporary Retention of 9th Division in Middle East, 1942.
Operations in the Middle East.
‘Active Service’ Book and ‘Soldiering On’.
‘Discipline and Morale’, by Chester Wilmot.
Eligibility of Dominion Commanders for Commands in Middle East.
Self-Inflicted Wounds, Breaches of Discipline.
Box 15 NZEF Times January to December 1942.
Crusader Campaign Casualties.
, Box 1, 101b part 1 The New Zealand Division in Cyrenaica and Lessons of the Campaign, part 1, Narrative and Lessons.
, Box 1, 101d part 1 The New Zealand Division in Egypt and Libya, Operations ‘Lightfoot’ and ‘Supercharge’, part 1, Narrative and Lessons.
Middle East Field Censorship Weekly Summaries 1941 to 1942.
Freyberg General Correspondence, February to October 1942.
Box 15 NZEF Times January to December 1942.
Crusader Campaign Casualties.
, Box 1, 101b part 1 The New Zealand Division in Cyrenaica and Lessons of the Campaign, part 1, Narrative and Lessons.
, Box 1, 101d part 1 The New Zealand Division in Egypt and Libya, Operations ‘Lightfoot’ and ‘Supercharge’, part 1, Narrative and Lessons.
Middle East Field Censorship Weekly Summaries 1941 to 1942.
Freyberg General Correspondence, February to October 1942.
Box 15 NZEF Times January to December 1942.
Crusader Campaign Casualties.
, Box 1, 101b part 1 The New Zealand Division in Cyrenaica and Lessons of the Campaign, part 1, Narrative and Lessons.
, Box 1, 101d part 1 The New Zealand Division in Egypt and Libya, Operations ‘Lightfoot’ and ‘Supercharge’, part 1, Narrative and Lessons.
Middle East Field Censorship Weekly Summaries 1941 to 1942.
Freyberg General Correspondence, February to October 1942.
Der Feldzug in Nord-Afrika, Kriebel, Various Translations.
, vol. 1 part 2 by Rainer Kriebel. Up to and Including 23 November 1941.
, 1941 to 1943 (Edited by General Walther Nehring), vol. 1 part 2 by Rainer Kriebel Oberst (iG). From 24 November 1941 to 4 December 1941, Die Zerschlagung der 2 Neuseeland Div.
, 1941 to 1943 (Edited by General Walther Nehring) vol. 1 part 2 by Rainer Kriebel Oberst (iG). From 5 December 1941 to 7 February 1942.
, ‘Commando Supremo’, 2 November 1941 to 31 March 1942.
UWH Translation no. 13, Ministero della Difesa, Stato Maggiore Esercito – ‘Ufficio Storico, Seconda Controffensiva Italo–Tedesca in Africa Settentrionale da El Agheila a El Alamein, (Gennaio–Settembre 1942)’, pp. 9–82.
UWH Translation no. 5, ‘Seconda Controffensiva Italo–Tedesca in Africa Settentrionale da El Agheila a El Alamein, (Gennaio–Maggio 1942)’.
Fifteenth Panzer Division Report on the Battle of Alamein and the Retreat to Marsa El Brega, 23 October to 20 November 1942.
Twenty-first Panzer Division Report on the Battle of Alamein and the Retreat to Marsa El Brega, 23 October to 20 November 1942.
War Diary of Panzer Army Africa, 28 July to 23 October 1942.
War Diary of Panzer Army Africa, 24 April 1942 to 25 May 1942.
, June 1942.
, July 1942.
, 3 August to 22 November 1942.
Der Feldzug in Nord-Afrika, Kriebel, Various Translations.
, vol. 1 part 2 by Rainer Kriebel. Up to and Including 23 November 1941.
, 1941 to 1943 (Edited by General Walther Nehring), vol. 1 part 2 by Rainer Kriebel Oberst (iG). From 24 November 1941 to 4 December 1941, Die Zerschlagung der 2 Neuseeland Div.
, 1941 to 1943 (Edited by General Walther Nehring) vol. 1 part 2 by Rainer Kriebel Oberst (iG). From 5 December 1941 to 7 February 1942.
, ‘Commando Supremo’, 2 November 1941 to 31 March 1942.
UWH Translation no. 13, Ministero della Difesa, Stato Maggiore Esercito – ‘Ufficio Storico, Seconda Controffensiva Italo–Tedesca in Africa Settentrionale da El Agheila a El Alamein, (Gennaio–Settembre 1942)’, pp. 9–82.
UWH Translation no. 5, ‘Seconda Controffensiva Italo–Tedesca in Africa Settentrionale da El Agheila a El Alamein, (Gennaio–Maggio 1942)’.
Fifteenth Panzer Division Report on the Battle of Alamein and the Retreat to Marsa El Brega, 23 October to 20 November 1942.
Twenty-first Panzer Division Report on the Battle of Alamein and the Retreat to Marsa El Brega, 23 October to 20 November 1942.
War Diary of Panzer Army Africa, 28 July to 23 October 1942.
War Diary of Panzer Army Africa, 24 April 1942 to 25 May 1942.
, June 1942.
, July 1942.
, 3 August to 22 November 1942.
Der Feldzug in Nord-Afrika, Kriebel, Various Translations.
, vol. 1 part 2 by Rainer Kriebel. Up to and Including 23 November 1941.
, 1941 to 1943 (Edited by General Walther Nehring), vol. 1 part 2 by Rainer Kriebel Oberst (iG). From 24 November 1941 to 4 December 1941, Die Zerschlagung der 2 Neuseeland Div.
, 1941 to 1943 (Edited by General Walther Nehring) vol. 1 part 2 by Rainer Kriebel Oberst (iG). From 5 December 1941 to 7 February 1942.
, ‘Commando Supremo’, 2 November 1941 to 31 March 1942.
UWH Translation no. 13, Ministero della Difesa, Stato Maggiore Esercito – ‘Ufficio Storico, Seconda Controffensiva Italo–Tedesca in Africa Settentrionale da El Agheila a El Alamein, (Gennaio–Settembre 1942)’, pp. 9–82.
UWH Translation no. 5, ‘Seconda Controffensiva Italo–Tedesca in Africa Settentrionale da El Agheila a El Alamein, (Gennaio–Maggio 1942)’.
Fifteenth Panzer Division Report on the Battle of Alamein and the Retreat to Marsa El Brega, 23 October to 20 November 1942.
Twenty-first Panzer Division Report on the Battle of Alamein and the Retreat to Marsa El Brega, 23 October to 20 November 1942.
War Diary of Panzer Army Africa, 28 July to 23 October 1942.
War Diary of Panzer Army Africa, 24 April 1942 to 25 May 1942.
, June 1942.
, July 1942.
, 3 August to 22 November 1942.
Der Feldzug in Nord-Afrika, Kriebel, Various Translations.
, vol. 1 part 2 by Rainer Kriebel. Up to and Including 23 November 1941.
, 1941 to 1943 (Edited by General Walther Nehring), vol. 1 part 2 by Rainer Kriebel Oberst (iG). From 24 November 1941 to 4 December 1941, Die Zerschlagung der 2 Neuseeland Div.
, 1941 to 1943 (Edited by General Walther Nehring) vol. 1 part 2 by Rainer Kriebel Oberst (iG). From 5 December 1941 to 7 February 1942.
, ‘Commando Supremo’, 2 November 1941 to 31 March 1942.
UWH Translation no. 13, Ministero della Difesa, Stato Maggiore Esercito – ‘Ufficio Storico, Seconda Controffensiva Italo–Tedesca in Africa Settentrionale da El Agheila a El Alamein, (Gennaio–Settembre 1942)’, pp. 9–82.
UWH Translation no. 5, ‘Seconda Controffensiva Italo–Tedesca in Africa Settentrionale da El Agheila a El Alamein, (Gennaio–Maggio 1942)’.
Fifteenth Panzer Division Report on the Battle of Alamein and the Retreat to Marsa El Brega, 23 October to 20 November 1942.
Twenty-first Panzer Division Report on the Battle of Alamein and the Retreat to Marsa El Brega, 23 October to 20 November 1942.
War Diary of Panzer Army Africa, 28 July to 23 October 1942.
War Diary of Panzer Army Africa, 24 April 1942 to 25 May 1942.
, June 1942.
, July 1942.
, 3 August to 22 November 1942.
, Field Service Regulations, vol. II Operations (1929).
, Field Service Regulations, vol. II (1935).
, Technical Manual, Handbook on the British Army with Supplements on the Royal Air Force and Civilian Defence Organizations (Washington, 1943).Google Scholar
‘Tactical Handling of Anti-Tank Regiments, Military Training Pamphlet no.19’, April 1939.
, Vol. I, Pamphlet no. 9, 1942. ‘Employment and Tactical Handling of the Anti-Tank Regiment, part I, the 64-Gun Regiment’, the War Office, 21 February 1942.
(960) Letter Describing Operations in the Western Desert in March 1942.
(1110) Personal Messages from Montgomery to the Officers and Men of the Eighth Army, 1942 to 1943.
(1908) Special Order of the Day, Alexander Relaying King's Message to the Troops, 2 September 1942. Personal Christmas Message from the C-in-C, 1944.
(2298) Two-Page Poem Entitled ‘Eighth Army’, Author POW in Italian Camp.
(2392) One-Page Poem, ‘Western Desert’, by Charles Barker.
(2613) Experience in Greece and Training in N. Africa, 1941 and 1942.
(3233) Grenadier Guards Newsletter no. 4, April 1943, around the Time of the Battle of Mareth.
Strong Room (Special Misc L5) Draft of Montgomery's Personal Message on the Eve of the Battle of Medenine, March 1943.
‘Psychiatric Casualties, Hints to Medical Officers’, Cairo, March 1941.
(annex) Committee on the Work of Psychologists and Psychiatrists in the Services, 1940 to 1942, ‘Parts of the Body with a Morale Significance’, ‘Battle Inoculation’ and ‘Summary of Lectures on Psychological Aspects of War’.
Committee on the Work of Psychologists and Psychiatrists in the Services, 1940 to 1942.
Field Marshal Montgomery's Address to Officers of Eighth Army, 13 August 1942, Address on Taking Command.
Training and Morale of the Fighting Services, June 1941 to July 1946.
CAB 121/636 Reinforcements for the Middle East, November 1941 to April 1943.
Correspondence. Sir John Anderson and Others on the Oxford Group for Moral Rearmament, 1941.
Allied Morale, 1942.
Censorship File no. 140, 1942.
Morale in Norway, 1942.
Research into German Morale and Propaganda: Organisation and Procedure, 1942 to 1943.
North Africa: German Report on British Morale, Training Supplies and Intentions, 4 June with Note by C that He Is Satisfied that US Ciphers in Cairo Are Compromised, 1942.
Planning Committee, Miscellaneous Papers Dealing with Morale, 1940 to 1942.
Report of Conference on Compensation in Cases of Neurasthenia and Psychosis, Held on 3 to 7 July 1939.
Report on Morale of Allied Forces in North West Africa, 1942.
Sir Charles Wilson's Enquiry into Forces Morale, August to September 1941.
ABCA, September 1941 to August 1943.
Abolition of Bayonets in Various Arms of the Service, 1936 to 1937.
Military Discipline of United Kingdom and Dominion Troops in South Africa, 1940 to 1944.
Education in the Army in War Time, 1940.
Report of the Committee on Personal Rations and Ration Allowance (Evans Committee), 1936 to 1940.
Army Bureau of Current Affairs: Formation, 1941 to 1946.
Infantry Battalion: Reorganisation, 1942 to 1944.
Compulsory Education in the Army in Winter months, 1942 to 1944.
Education in the Army: Policy, 1943.
Battle Casualties All Theatres, 1943 to 1952.
Status of Infantry Soldiers, 1944 to 1945.
Inter-Service Committee Report on Morale, 1944 to 1945.
Psychiatry in Forward Areas, 1945.
Use of Psychologists and Psychiatrists in the Service: Inquiry by Lord Privy Seal, 1942 to 1946.
Work of Psychologists and Psychiatrists in the Services, 1946 to 1947.
Infantry Weapon Development: Progress Report, 1952 to 1953.
Committee on Disciplinary Amendments, 1924 to 1925.
Death Penalty, 1927 to 1928.
Abolition of Death Sentence, 1930 to 1931.
Death Penalty in Relation to Offences Committed on Active Service, 1940.
War Office Morale Committee Reports, 1942 to 1948.
Death Penalty for Desertion in Field: Reintroduction, 1942.
Death Penalty for Desertion in Field: Reintroduction, 1942.
Report of the Committee on the Lessons of the Great War, the War Office, October 1932.
Court Martial of Pt. A Sparrow, 1943.
Ratio of Officer to Other Rank Casualties in the Infantry.
Lessons of ‘Crusader’, March 1942.
Notes from Theatres of War, Cyrenaica, November 1941 to June 1942.
Army Council: Meetings 1–31, October 1939 to December 1940.
Army Council: Meetings 1–11, January to December 1941.
Army Council: Meetings 12–19, January to December 1942.
Army Council: Meetings 20–44, January to December 1943.
War Committee Meetings 51–87, January to May 1940.
ECAC: January to December 1941.
ECAC: January to December 1942.
ECAC: Meetings 52–63, March to June 1942.
ECAC: Meetings 64–90, June to December 1942.
Major-General H. Willans, Army Welfare and Education.
Organisation and Weapons Policy Committee, July 1942 to December 1944.
Haining Report.
Report of the Committee to Consider the Amalgamation of the Royal Military Academy and the Royal Military College, March 1939.
, Second World War, Education, September 1940 to December 1943.
War Diary of Directorate of Selection of Personnel, June 1941 to December 1942.
301–303 British Field Censor Unit PAIFORCE.
No 1 ME Officer Selection Board, War Diary, 1943.
War Diaries of the 8th Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders, November 1942 to June 1943.
Medical Diaries, DMS GHQ, June to July 1942.
Medical Diaries DDMS 8th Army, October 1941 to December 1942.
Miscellaneous, December 1939 to July 1942, Maintenance of British Morale.
Morale Committee: Agenda and Minutes, March 1942 to February 1946.
Miscellaneous, Morale Committee Papers, 25 February 1942 to 25 October 1945.
Miscellaneous, Morale: Sundry Papers, June 1941 to July 1945.
‘Psychological Aspects of Training’, January 1942 to October 1943.
‘The Principles of Basic Training’, April 1944 to April 1945.
‘Home Forces Training’, April to July 1945.
‘Notes from Theatres of War’, May 1940 to July 1944.
Demi-official Correspondence Chief of Staff Home Forces, July 1941 to March 1942.
GOC-in-C Conference at HQ, Southern Command, February to April 1940.
C-in-C Conference: Notes for inclusion in Agenda and Extract from Minutes, April to June 1942.
Operations in the Western Desert: Lessons Learned, December 1940 to September 1941.
Operation ‘Battleaxe’, Lessons of the Campaign, June to November 1941.
Eighth Army Commander's Report on Operations, November 1941 to June 1942.
RA Notes on the Offensive by Eighth Army from 23 October to 4 November 1942 on the El Alamein Position.
AG Casualty Returns Extracted from ‘Lightfoot’, 28 October 1942 to 6 December 1942, vols. 1, 2, 3.
Eighth Army Operations: Situation Reports, December 1942 to February 1943.
Armoured Formations: Tactical Handling of Armoured Forces, December 1941 to March 1942.
Lessons from Operations, 14 September 1941 to 25 August 1942.
Water Supply Western Desert, October 1941 to April 1942.
Western Desert Pipeline, December 1941 to August 1942.
DMI's Weekly Desert Review, August/September 1942.
Moves to and from the Western Desert and Cyrenaica, June, July 1942.
Manpower Situation in the ME, June 1941 to September 1942.
Lessons of Cyrenaica Campaign: Training Pamphlets, December 1940 to February 1941.
Training: Miscellaneous, January to October 1942.
Training: Miscellaneous, May 1942 to January 1943.
Lessons from Operations: Training, March to November 1943.
Middle East Command: Battle Casualties, AG Stats, January 1942 to December 1944.
General Martel's Report on His Visit to the Middle East, 26 January 1942.
Spears Mission, Western Desert, Notes on Desert Warfare, December 1941 to March 1942.
SEAC: Morale Reports July 1944 to February 1945.
Allied Land Forces South East Asia: Morale Reports, August to November 1944.
General Correspondence and Reports Including the Morale Effect of Bombing in Burma, October 1943 to April 1946.
Censorship, Security and Reports, North African, Sicilian and Italian Operations, 2 February to 31 October 1943.
Censorship of Military and Civilian Mail in the Mediterranean Theatre: Morale Reports Adjutant-General's Record Branch, January 1943.
Censorship of Military and Civilian Mail in the Mediterranean Theatre: Morale Reports, February 1943.
Rations.
Publication, ‘Morale and the Officer’, August/September 1944.
Administrative Sitreps in Eighth Army Showing Accumulative Casualties, August 1943.
Indian Army Morale, Mutinies and Cases of Indiscipline, January 1940 to August 1941.
Army Fighting Capacity, India, April 1940 to November 1945.
Miscellaneous Information on the Army: Morale, Suicide Lists, Strengths, Logistics etc. JAPAN, October 1943 to July 1945.
Japan, Discipline, Interior Economy and Welfare and Morale Generally, January 1941 to October 1942.
Middle East: Tank Strengths and Comparison of Performance with Enemy Equipment; Summary of Defects, April 1941 to April 1942.
Appreciation on Tobruk, September 1941.
Officer Selection and Training: Report of a Meeting Called by the Secretary of State for War, and memoranda, January 1941.
Middle East: Notes on Operations, July/August 1942.
German Psychological Warfare Survey and Bibliography, Edited by Ladislas Farago, Committee for National Morale, New York, 1941.
Casualties in AFVs, Middle East, Major A. L. Chute RCAMC, 1942.
Psychological Questions Relating to AA Personnel, Major E. T. C. Spooner RAMC, 1942.
Return of Psychiatric Patients Seen in All Commands During 1942.
The Moral Effect of Weapons, Investigation into Reactions of Group of 300 Wounded Men in North Africa, 1943.
Desert Sores, Summary of Situation as to Incidence, Aetiology, Prevention, Consulting Physician, Middle East, February 1943.
Circular to All Medical Officers, n.d. but Second World War, ‘Morale Discipline and Mental Fitness’.
Estimated Casualties for Operation Torch, September 1942.
Command Specialist Reports on Psychological Medicine, 1940 to 1941.
Western Desert Pipe Line, January 1942.
Lessons from Tunisian Campaign, 1942 to 1943.
Operations in Sicily: Notes and Reports on the Campaign, August to December 1943.
El Alamein to Messina: Lessons Learned by 152 Infantry Brigade during the Years of Fighting, November 1943.
Extracts from the Report of a Visit by the Director-General, Army Medical Services, to North Africa and Italy, November 1943.
Army Operations Research Report: The West Kapelle Assault on Walcheren, June 1944 to January 1947.
Army and Public Morale Reports, April to June 1942.
Cables between PM and Auchinleck, June to September 1941.
‘Army Morale’, Paper by Adjutant-General, May 1944.
Enquiry by the Rt. Hon. C. R. Attlee MP into Tank Position in the Middle East, March 1942.
Morale in the Army: Press Criticism, October 1941 to January 1942.
Press Meetings and Reports, February to April 1942.
Report on the Staff Conference held at the Staff College Camberley, 17 to 20 January 1927.
Report on the Staff Conference held at the Staff College, Camberley 9 to 11 January 1933.
Morale Effect of Bombardment, 1945.
Army Operational Research Group, Memorandum no. 16. ‘The Comparative Performance of German Anti-Tank Weapons in World War II’, 1950.
Bombardment to Break Morale, 1944.
Report on Tour of Armoured Formations in North Africa, April to June 1943, General HQ MEF.
British Army, Religious Denominations AG Stats (War Office), 1942 to 1944.
AG Stats., Casualties from Enemy Action in the UK, 1941 to 1944.
Forces under British Empire Control, Battle Casualties, 1943.
‘Morale’, by Lieut.-Col. J. H. A. Sparrow, Production and Printing 1945 to 1949.
, Field Service Regulations, vol. II Operations (1929).
, Field Service Regulations, vol. II (1935).
, Technical Manual, Handbook on the British Army with Supplements on the Royal Air Force and Civilian Defence Organizations (Washington, 1943).Google Scholar
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‘Tactical Handling of Anti-Tank Regiments, Military Training Pamphlet no.19’, April 1939.
, Vol. I, Pamphlet no. 9, 1942. ‘Employment and Tactical Handling of the Anti-Tank Regiment, part I, the 64-Gun Regiment’, the War Office, 21 February 1942.
(960) Letter Describing Operations in the Western Desert in March 1942.
(1110) Personal Messages from Montgomery to the Officers and Men of the Eighth Army, 1942 to 1943.
(1908) Special Order of the Day, Alexander Relaying King's Message to the Troops, 2 September 1942. Personal Christmas Message from the C-in-C, 1944.
(2298) Two-Page Poem Entitled ‘Eighth Army’, Author POW in Italian Camp.
(2392) One-Page Poem, ‘Western Desert’, by Charles Barker.
(2613) Experience in Greece and Training in N. Africa, 1941 and 1942.
(3233) Grenadier Guards Newsletter no. 4, April 1943, around the Time of the Battle of Mareth.
Strong Room (Special Misc L5) Draft of Montgomery's Personal Message on the Eve of the Battle of Medenine, March 1943.
‘Psychiatric Casualties, Hints to Medical Officers’, Cairo, March 1941.
‘Tactical Handling of Anti-Tank Regiments, Military Training Pamphlet no.19’, April 1939.
, Vol. I, Pamphlet no. 9, 1942. ‘Employment and Tactical Handling of the Anti-Tank Regiment, part I, the 64-Gun Regiment’, the War Office, 21 February 1942.
(960) Letter Describing Operations in the Western Desert in March 1942.
(1110) Personal Messages from Montgomery to the Officers and Men of the Eighth Army, 1942 to 1943.
(1908) Special Order of the Day, Alexander Relaying King's Message to the Troops, 2 September 1942. Personal Christmas Message from the C-in-C, 1944.
(2298) Two-Page Poem Entitled ‘Eighth Army’, Author POW in Italian Camp.
(2392) One-Page Poem, ‘Western Desert’, by Charles Barker.
(2613) Experience in Greece and Training in N. Africa, 1941 and 1942.
(3233) Grenadier Guards Newsletter no. 4, April 1943, around the Time of the Battle of Mareth.
Strong Room (Special Misc L5) Draft of Montgomery's Personal Message on the Eve of the Battle of Medenine, March 1943.
‘Psychiatric Casualties, Hints to Medical Officers’, Cairo, March 1941.
(annex) Committee on the Work of Psychologists and Psychiatrists in the Services, 1940 to 1942, ‘Parts of the Body with a Morale Significance’, ‘Battle Inoculation’ and ‘Summary of Lectures on Psychological Aspects of War’.
Committee on the Work of Psychologists and Psychiatrists in the Services, 1940 to 1942.
Field Marshal Montgomery's Address to Officers of Eighth Army, 13 August 1942, Address on Taking Command.
Training and Morale of the Fighting Services, June 1941 to July 1946.
CAB 121/636 Reinforcements for the Middle East, November 1941 to April 1943.
Correspondence. Sir John Anderson and Others on the Oxford Group for Moral Rearmament, 1941.
Allied Morale, 1942.
Censorship File no. 140, 1942.
Morale in Norway, 1942.
Research into German Morale and Propaganda: Organisation and Procedure, 1942 to 1943.
North Africa: German Report on British Morale, Training Supplies and Intentions, 4 June with Note by C that He Is Satisfied that US Ciphers in Cairo Are Compromised, 1942.
Planning Committee, Miscellaneous Papers Dealing with Morale, 1940 to 1942.
Report of Conference on Compensation in Cases of Neurasthenia and Psychosis, Held on 3 to 7 July 1939.
Report on Morale of Allied Forces in North West Africa, 1942.
Sir Charles Wilson's Enquiry into Forces Morale, August to September 1941.
ABCA, September 1941 to August 1943.
Abolition of Bayonets in Various Arms of the Service, 1936 to 1937.
Military Discipline of United Kingdom and Dominion Troops in South Africa, 1940 to 1944.
Education in the Army in War Time, 1940.
Report of the Committee on Personal Rations and Ration Allowance (Evans Committee), 1936 to 1940.
Army Bureau of Current Affairs: Formation, 1941 to 1946.
Infantry Battalion: Reorganisation, 1942 to 1944.
Compulsory Education in the Army in Winter months, 1942 to 1944.
Education in the Army: Policy, 1943.
Battle Casualties All Theatres, 1943 to 1952.
Status of Infantry Soldiers, 1944 to 1945.
Inter-Service Committee Report on Morale, 1944 to 1945.
Psychiatry in Forward Areas, 1945.
Use of Psychologists and Psychiatrists in the Service: Inquiry by Lord Privy Seal, 1942 to 1946.
Work of Psychologists and Psychiatrists in the Services, 1946 to 1947.
Infantry Weapon Development: Progress Report, 1952 to 1953.
Committee on Disciplinary Amendments, 1924 to 1925.
Death Penalty, 1927 to 1928.
Abolition of Death Sentence, 1930 to 1931.
Death Penalty in Relation to Offences Committed on Active Service, 1940.
War Office Morale Committee Reports, 1942 to 1948.
Death Penalty for Desertion in Field: Reintroduction, 1942.
Death Penalty for Desertion in Field: Reintroduction, 1942.
Report of the Committee on the Lessons of the Great War, the War Office, October 1932.
Court Martial of Pt. A Sparrow, 1943.
Ratio of Officer to Other Rank Casualties in the Infantry.
Lessons of ‘Crusader’, March 1942.
Notes from Theatres of War, Cyrenaica, November 1941 to June 1942.
Army Council: Meetings 1–31, October 1939 to December 1940.
Army Council: Meetings 1–11, January to December 1941.
Army Council: Meetings 12–19, January to December 1942.
Army Council: Meetings 20–44, January to December 1943.
War Committee Meetings 51–87, January to May 1940.
ECAC: January to December 1941.
ECAC: January to December 1942.
ECAC: Meetings 52–63, March to June 1942.
ECAC: Meetings 64–90, June to December 1942.
Major-General H. Willans, Army Welfare and Education.
Organisation and Weapons Policy Committee, July 1942 to December 1944.
Haining Report.
Report of the Committee to Consider the Amalgamation of the Royal Military Academy and the Royal Military College, March 1939.
, Second World War, Education, September 1940 to December 1943.
War Diary of Directorate of Selection of Personnel, June 1941 to December 1942.
301–303 British Field Censor Unit PAIFORCE.
No 1 ME Officer Selection Board, War Diary, 1943.
War Diaries of the 8th Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders, November 1942 to June 1943.
Medical Diaries, DMS GHQ, June to July 1942.
Medical Diaries DDMS 8th Army, October 1941 to December 1942.
Miscellaneous, December 1939 to July 1942, Maintenance of British Morale.
Morale Committee: Agenda and Minutes, March 1942 to February 1946.
Miscellaneous, Morale Committee Papers, 25 February 1942 to 25 October 1945.
Miscellaneous, Morale: Sundry Papers, June 1941 to July 1945.
‘Psychological Aspects of Training’, January 1942 to October 1943.
‘The Principles of Basic Training’, April 1944 to April 1945.
‘Home Forces Training’, April to July 1945.
‘Notes from Theatres of War’, May 1940 to July 1944.
Demi-official Correspondence Chief of Staff Home Forces, July 1941 to March 1942.
GOC-in-C Conference at HQ, Southern Command, February to April 1940.
C-in-C Conference: Notes for inclusion in Agenda and Extract from Minutes, April to June 1942.
Operations in the Western Desert: Lessons Learned, December 1940 to September 1941.
Operation ‘Battleaxe’, Lessons of the Campaign, June to November 1941.
Eighth Army Commander's Report on Operations, November 1941 to June 1942.
RA Notes on the Offensive by Eighth Army from 23 October to 4 November 1942 on the El Alamein Position.
AG Casualty Returns Extracted from ‘Lightfoot’, 28 October 1942 to 6 December 1942, vols. 1, 2, 3.
Eighth Army Operations: Situation Reports, December 1942 to February 1943.
Armoured Formations: Tactical Handling of Armoured Forces, December 1941 to March 1942.
Lessons from Operations, 14 September 1941 to 25 August 1942.
Water Supply Western Desert, October 1941 to April 1942.
Western Desert Pipeline, December 1941 to August 1942.
DMI's Weekly Desert Review, August/September 1942.
Moves to and from the Western Desert and Cyrenaica, June, July 1942.
Manpower Situation in the ME, June 1941 to September 1942.
Lessons of Cyrenaica Campaign: Training Pamphlets, December 1940 to February 1941.
Training: Miscellaneous, January to October 1942.
Training: Miscellaneous, May 1942 to January 1943.
Lessons from Operations: Training, March to November 1943.
Middle East Command: Battle Casualties, AG Stats, January 1942 to December 1944.
General Martel's Report on His Visit to the Middle East, 26 January 1942.
Spears Mission, Western Desert, Notes on Desert Warfare, December 1941 to March 1942.
SEAC: Morale Reports July 1944 to February 1945.
Allied Land Forces South East Asia: Morale Reports, August to November 1944.
General Correspondence and Reports Including the Morale Effect of Bombing in Burma, October 1943 to April 1946.
Censorship, Security and Reports, North African, Sicilian and Italian Operations, 2 February to 31 October 1943.
Censorship of Military and Civilian Mail in the Mediterranean Theatre: Morale Reports Adjutant-General's Record Branch, January 1943.
Censorship of Military and Civilian Mail in the Mediterranean Theatre: Morale Reports, February 1943.
Rations.
Publication, ‘Morale and the Officer’, August/September 1944.
Administrative Sitreps in Eighth Army Showing Accumulative Casualties, August 1943.
Indian Army Morale, Mutinies and Cases of Indiscipline, January 1940 to August 1941.
Army Fighting Capacity, India, April 1940 to November 1945.
Miscellaneous Information on the Army: Morale, Suicide Lists, Strengths, Logistics etc. JAPAN, October 1943 to July 1945.
Japan, Discipline, Interior Economy and Welfare and Morale Generally, January 1941 to October 1942.
Middle East: Tank Strengths and Comparison of Performance with Enemy Equipment; Summary of Defects, April 1941 to April 1942.
Appreciation on Tobruk, September 1941.
Officer Selection and Training: Report of a Meeting Called by the Secretary of State for War, and memoranda, January 1941.
Middle East: Notes on Operations, July/August 1942.
German Psychological Warfare Survey and Bibliography, Edited by Ladislas Farago, Committee for National Morale, New York, 1941.
Casualties in AFVs, Middle East, Major A. L. Chute RCAMC, 1942.
Psychological Questions Relating to AA Personnel, Major E. T. C. Spooner RAMC, 1942.
Return of Psychiatric Patients Seen in All Commands During 1942.
The Moral Effect of Weapons, Investigation into Reactions of Group of 300 Wounded Men in North Africa, 1943.
Desert Sores, Summary of Situation as to Incidence, Aetiology, Prevention, Consulting Physician, Middle East, February 1943.
Circular to All Medical Officers, n.d. but Second World War, ‘Morale Discipline and Mental Fitness’.
Estimated Casualties for Operation Torch, September 1942.
Command Specialist Reports on Psychological Medicine, 1940 to 1941.
Western Desert Pipe Line, January 1942.
Lessons from Tunisian Campaign, 1942 to 1943.
Operations in Sicily: Notes and Reports on the Campaign, August to December 1943.
El Alamein to Messina: Lessons Learned by 152 Infantry Brigade during the Years of Fighting, November 1943.
Extracts from the Report of a Visit by the Director-General, Army Medical Services, to North Africa and Italy, November 1943.
Army Operations Research Report: The West Kapelle Assault on Walcheren, June 1944 to January 1947.
Army and Public Morale Reports, April to June 1942.
Cables between PM and Auchinleck, June to September 1941.
‘Army Morale’, Paper by Adjutant-General, May 1944.
Enquiry by the Rt. Hon. C. R. Attlee MP into Tank Position in the Middle East, March 1942.
Morale in the Army: Press Criticism, October 1941 to January 1942.
Press Meetings and Reports, February to April 1942.
Report on the Staff Conference held at the Staff College Camberley, 17 to 20 January 1927.
Report on the Staff Conference held at the Staff College, Camberley 9 to 11 January 1933.
Morale Effect of Bombardment, 1945.
Army Operational Research Group, Memorandum no. 16. ‘The Comparative Performance of German Anti-Tank Weapons in World War II’, 1950.
Bombardment to Break Morale, 1944.
Report on Tour of Armoured Formations in North Africa, April to June 1943, General HQ MEF.
British Army, Religious Denominations AG Stats (War Office), 1942 to 1944.
AG Stats., Casualties from Enemy Action in the UK, 1941 to 1944.
Forces under British Empire Control, Battle Casualties, 1943.
‘Morale’, by Lieut.-Col. J. H. A. Sparrow, Production and Printing 1945 to 1949.
(annex) Committee on the Work of Psychologists and Psychiatrists in the Services, 1940 to 1942, ‘Parts of the Body with a Morale Significance’, ‘Battle Inoculation’ and ‘Summary of Lectures on Psychological Aspects of War’.
Committee on the Work of Psychologists and Psychiatrists in the Services, 1940 to 1942.
Field Marshal Montgomery's Address to Officers of Eighth Army, 13 August 1942, Address on Taking Command.
Training and Morale of the Fighting Services, June 1941 to July 1946.
CAB 121/636 Reinforcements for the Middle East, November 1941 to April 1943.
Correspondence. Sir John Anderson and Others on the Oxford Group for Moral Rearmament, 1941.
(annex) Committee on the Work of Psychologists and Psychiatrists in the Services, 1940 to 1942, ‘Parts of the Body with a Morale Significance’, ‘Battle Inoculation’ and ‘Summary of Lectures on Psychological Aspects of War’.
Committee on the Work of Psychologists and Psychiatrists in the Services, 1940 to 1942.
Field Marshal Montgomery's Address to Officers of Eighth Army, 13 August 1942, Address on Taking Command.
Training and Morale of the Fighting Services, June 1941 to July 1946.
CAB 121/636 Reinforcements for the Middle East, November 1941 to April 1943.
Correspondence. Sir John Anderson and Others on the Oxford Group for Moral Rearmament, 1941.
Allied Morale, 1942.
Censorship File no. 140, 1942.
Morale in Norway, 1942.
Research into German Morale and Propaganda: Organisation and Procedure, 1942 to 1943.
Allied Morale, 1942.
Censorship File no. 140, 1942.
Morale in Norway, 1942.
Research into German Morale and Propaganda: Organisation and Procedure, 1942 to 1943.
North Africa: German Report on British Morale, Training Supplies and Intentions, 4 June with Note by C that He Is Satisfied that US Ciphers in Cairo Are Compromised, 1942.
North Africa: German Report on British Morale, Training Supplies and Intentions, 4 June with Note by C that He Is Satisfied that US Ciphers in Cairo Are Compromised, 1942.
Planning Committee, Miscellaneous Papers Dealing with Morale, 1940 to 1942.
Planning Committee, Miscellaneous Papers Dealing with Morale, 1940 to 1942.
Report of Conference on Compensation in Cases of Neurasthenia and Psychosis, Held on 3 to 7 July 1939.
Report of Conference on Compensation in Cases of Neurasthenia and Psychosis, Held on 3 to 7 July 1939.
Report on Morale of Allied Forces in North West Africa, 1942.
Sir Charles Wilson's Enquiry into Forces Morale, August to September 1941.
ABCA, September 1941 to August 1943.
Report on Morale of Allied Forces in North West Africa, 1942.
Sir Charles Wilson's Enquiry into Forces Morale, August to September 1941.
ABCA, September 1941 to August 1943.
Abolition of Bayonets in Various Arms of the Service, 1936 to 1937.
Military Discipline of United Kingdom and Dominion Troops in South Africa, 1940 to 1944.
Education in the Army in War Time, 1940.
Report of the Committee on Personal Rations and Ration Allowance (Evans Committee), 1936 to 1940.
Army Bureau of Current Affairs: Formation, 1941 to 1946.
Infantry Battalion: Reorganisation, 1942 to 1944.
Compulsory Education in the Army in Winter months, 1942 to 1944.
Education in the Army: Policy, 1943.
Battle Casualties All Theatres, 1943 to 1952.
Status of Infantry Soldiers, 1944 to 1945.
Inter-Service Committee Report on Morale, 1944 to 1945.
Psychiatry in Forward Areas, 1945.
Use of Psychologists and Psychiatrists in the Service: Inquiry by Lord Privy Seal, 1942 to 1946.
Work of Psychologists and Psychiatrists in the Services, 1946 to 1947.
Infantry Weapon Development: Progress Report, 1952 to 1953.
Committee on Disciplinary Amendments, 1924 to 1925.
Death Penalty, 1927 to 1928.
Abolition of Death Sentence, 1930 to 1931.
Death Penalty in Relation to Offences Committed on Active Service, 1940.
War Office Morale Committee Reports, 1942 to 1948.
Death Penalty for Desertion in Field: Reintroduction, 1942.
Death Penalty for Desertion in Field: Reintroduction, 1942.
Report of the Committee on the Lessons of the Great War, the War Office, October 1932.
Court Martial of Pt. A Sparrow, 1943.
Ratio of Officer to Other Rank Casualties in the Infantry.
Lessons of ‘Crusader’, March 1942.
Notes from Theatres of War, Cyrenaica, November 1941 to June 1942.
Army Council: Meetings 1–31, October 1939 to December 1940.
Army Council: Meetings 1–11, January to December 1941.
Army Council: Meetings 12–19, January to December 1942.
Army Council: Meetings 20–44, January to December 1943.
War Committee Meetings 51–87, January to May 1940.
ECAC: January to December 1941.
ECAC: January to December 1942.
ECAC: Meetings 52–63, March to June 1942.
ECAC: Meetings 64–90, June to December 1942.
Major-General H. Willans, Army Welfare and Education.
Organisation and Weapons Policy Committee, July 1942 to December 1944.
Haining Report.
Report of the Committee to Consider the Amalgamation of the Royal Military Academy and the Royal Military College, March 1939.
, Second World War, Education, September 1940 to December 1943.
War Diary of Directorate of Selection of Personnel, June 1941 to December 1942.
301–303 British Field Censor Unit PAIFORCE.
No 1 ME Officer Selection Board, War Diary, 1943.
War Diaries of the 8th Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders, November 1942 to June 1943.
Medical Diaries, DMS GHQ, June to July 1942.
Medical Diaries DDMS 8th Army, October 1941 to December 1942.
Miscellaneous, December 1939 to July 1942, Maintenance of British Morale.
Morale Committee: Agenda and Minutes, March 1942 to February 1946.
Miscellaneous, Morale Committee Papers, 25 February 1942 to 25 October 1945.
Miscellaneous, Morale: Sundry Papers, June 1941 to July 1945.
‘Psychological Aspects of Training’, January 1942 to October 1943.
‘The Principles of Basic Training’, April 1944 to April 1945.
‘Home Forces Training’, April to July 1945.
‘Notes from Theatres of War’, May 1940 to July 1944.
Demi-official Correspondence Chief of Staff Home Forces, July 1941 to March 1942.
GOC-in-C Conference at HQ, Southern Command, February to April 1940.
C-in-C Conference: Notes for inclusion in Agenda and Extract from Minutes, April to June 1942.
Operations in the Western Desert: Lessons Learned, December 1940 to September 1941.
Operation ‘Battleaxe’, Lessons of the Campaign, June to November 1941.
Eighth Army Commander's Report on Operations, November 1941 to June 1942.
RA Notes on the Offensive by Eighth Army from 23 October to 4 November 1942 on the El Alamein Position.
AG Casualty Returns Extracted from ‘Lightfoot’, 28 October 1942 to 6 December 1942, vols. 1, 2, 3.
Eighth Army Operations: Situation Reports, December 1942 to February 1943.
Armoured Formations: Tactical Handling of Armoured Forces, December 1941 to March 1942.
Lessons from Operations, 14 September 1941 to 25 August 1942.
Water Supply Western Desert, October 1941 to April 1942.
Western Desert Pipeline, December 1941 to August 1942.
DMI's Weekly Desert Review, August/September 1942.
Moves to and from the Western Desert and Cyrenaica, June, July 1942.
Manpower Situation in the ME, June 1941 to September 1942.
Lessons of Cyrenaica Campaign: Training Pamphlets, December 1940 to February 1941.
Training: Miscellaneous, January to October 1942.
Training: Miscellaneous, May 1942 to January 1943.
Lessons from Operations: Training, March to November 1943.
Middle East Command: Battle Casualties, AG Stats, January 1942 to December 1944.
General Martel's Report on His Visit to the Middle East, 26 January 1942.
Spears Mission, Western Desert, Notes on Desert Warfare, December 1941 to March 1942.
SEAC: Morale Reports July 1944 to February 1945.
Allied Land Forces South East Asia: Morale Reports, August to November 1944.
General Correspondence and Reports Including the Morale Effect of Bombing in Burma, October 1943 to April 1946.
Censorship, Security and Reports, North African, Sicilian and Italian Operations, 2 February to 31 October 1943.
Censorship of Military and Civilian Mail in the Mediterranean Theatre: Morale Reports Adjutant-General's Record Branch, January 1943.
Censorship of Military and Civilian Mail in the Mediterranean Theatre: Morale Reports, February 1943.
Rations.
Publication, ‘Morale and the Officer’, August/September 1944.
Administrative Sitreps in Eighth Army Showing Accumulative Casualties, August 1943.
Indian Army Morale, Mutinies and Cases of Indiscipline, January 1940 to August 1941.
Army Fighting Capacity, India, April 1940 to November 1945.
Miscellaneous Information on the Army: Morale, Suicide Lists, Strengths, Logistics etc. JAPAN, October 1943 to July 1945.
Japan, Discipline, Interior Economy and Welfare and Morale Generally, January 1941 to October 1942.
Middle East: Tank Strengths and Comparison of Performance with Enemy Equipment; Summary of Defects, April 1941 to April 1942.
Appreciation on Tobruk, September 1941.
Officer Selection and Training: Report of a Meeting Called by the Secretary of State for War, and memoranda, January 1941.
Middle East: Notes on Operations, July/August 1942.
German Psychological Warfare Survey and Bibliography, Edited by Ladislas Farago, Committee for National Morale, New York, 1941.
Casualties in AFVs, Middle East, Major A. L. Chute RCAMC, 1942.
Psychological Questions Relating to AA Personnel, Major E. T. C. Spooner RAMC, 1942.
Return of Psychiatric Patients Seen in All Commands During 1942.
The Moral Effect of Weapons, Investigation into Reactions of Group of 300 Wounded Men in North Africa, 1943.
Desert Sores, Summary of Situation as to Incidence, Aetiology, Prevention, Consulting Physician, Middle East, February 1943.
Circular to All Medical Officers, n.d. but Second World War, ‘Morale Discipline and Mental Fitness’.
Estimated Casualties for Operation Torch, September 1942.
Command Specialist Reports on Psychological Medicine, 1940 to 1941.
Western Desert Pipe Line, January 1942.
Lessons from Tunisian Campaign, 1942 to 1943.
Operations in Sicily: Notes and Reports on the Campaign, August to December 1943.
El Alamein to Messina: Lessons Learned by 152 Infantry Brigade during the Years of Fighting, November 1943.
Extracts from the Report of a Visit by the Director-General, Army Medical Services, to North Africa and Italy, November 1943.
Army Operations Research Report: The West Kapelle Assault on Walcheren, June 1944 to January 1947.
Army and Public Morale Reports, April to June 1942.
Cables between PM and Auchinleck, June to September 1941.
‘Army Morale’, Paper by Adjutant-General, May 1944.
Enquiry by the Rt. Hon. C. R. Attlee MP into Tank Position in the Middle East, March 1942.
Morale in the Army: Press Criticism, October 1941 to January 1942.
Press Meetings and Reports, February to April 1942.
Report on the Staff Conference held at the Staff College Camberley, 17 to 20 January 1927.
Report on the Staff Conference held at the Staff College, Camberley 9 to 11 January 1933.
Morale Effect of Bombardment, 1945.
Army Operational Research Group, Memorandum no. 16. ‘The Comparative Performance of German Anti-Tank Weapons in World War II’, 1950.
Bombardment to Break Morale, 1944.
Report on Tour of Armoured Formations in North Africa, April to June 1943, General HQ MEF.
British Army, Religious Denominations AG Stats (War Office), 1942 to 1944.
AG Stats., Casualties from Enemy Action in the UK, 1941 to 1944.
Forces under British Empire Control, Battle Casualties, 1943.
‘Morale’, by Lieut.-Col. J. H. A. Sparrow, Production and Printing 1945 to 1949.
Abolition of Bayonets in Various Arms of the Service, 1936 to 1937.
Military Discipline of United Kingdom and Dominion Troops in South Africa, 1940 to 1944.
Education in the Army in War Time, 1940.
Report of the Committee on Personal Rations and Ration Allowance (Evans Committee), 1936 to 1940.
Army Bureau of Current Affairs: Formation, 1941 to 1946.
Infantry Battalion: Reorganisation, 1942 to 1944.
Compulsory Education in the Army in Winter months, 1942 to 1944.
Education in the Army: Policy, 1943.
Battle Casualties All Theatres, 1943 to 1952.
Status of Infantry Soldiers, 1944 to 1945.
Inter-Service Committee Report on Morale, 1944 to 1945.
Psychiatry in Forward Areas, 1945.
Use of Psychologists and Psychiatrists in the Service: Inquiry by Lord Privy Seal, 1942 to 1946.
Work of Psychologists and Psychiatrists in the Services, 1946 to 1947.
Infantry Weapon Development: Progress Report, 1952 to 1953.
Committee on Disciplinary Amendments, 1924 to 1925.
Death Penalty, 1927 to 1928.
Abolition of Death Sentence, 1930 to 1931.
Death Penalty in Relation to Offences Committed on Active Service, 1940.
War Office Morale Committee Reports, 1942 to 1948.
Death Penalty for Desertion in Field: Reintroduction, 1942.
Death Penalty for Desertion in Field: Reintroduction, 1942.
Report of the Committee on the Lessons of the Great War, the War Office, October 1932.
Court Martial of Pt. A Sparrow, 1943.
Ratio of Officer to Other Rank Casualties in the Infantry.
Lessons of ‘Crusader’, March 1942.
Notes from Theatres of War, Cyrenaica, November 1941 to June 1942.
Army Council: Meetings 1–31, October 1939 to December 1940.
Army Council: Meetings 1–11, January to December 1941.
Army Council: Meetings 12–19, January to December 1942.
Army Council: Meetings 20–44, January to December 1943.
War Committee Meetings 51–87, January to May 1940.
ECAC: January to December 1941.
ECAC: January to December 1942.
ECAC: Meetings 52–63, March to June 1942.
ECAC: Meetings 64–90, June to December 1942.
Major-General H. Willans, Army Welfare and Education.
Organisation and Weapons Policy Committee, July 1942 to December 1944.
Haining Report.
Report of the Committee to Consider the Amalgamation of the Royal Military Academy and the Royal Military College, March 1939.
, Second World War, Education, September 1940 to December 1943.
War Diary of Directorate of Selection of Personnel, June 1941 to December 1942.
301–303 British Field Censor Unit PAIFORCE.
No 1 ME Officer Selection Board, War Diary, 1943.
War Diaries of the 8th Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders, November 1942 to June 1943.
Medical Diaries, DMS GHQ, June to July 1942.
Medical Diaries DDMS 8th Army, October 1941 to December 1942.
Miscellaneous, December 1939 to July 1942, Maintenance of British Morale.
Morale Committee: Agenda and Minutes, March 1942 to February 1946.
Miscellaneous, Morale Committee Papers, 25 February 1942 to 25 October 1945.
Miscellaneous, Morale: Sundry Papers, June 1941 to July 1945.
‘Psychological Aspects of Training’, January 1942 to October 1943.
‘The Principles of Basic Training’, April 1944 to April 1945.
‘Home Forces Training’, April to July 1945.
‘Notes from Theatres of War’, May 1940 to July 1944.
Demi-official Correspondence Chief of Staff Home Forces, July 1941 to March 1942.
GOC-in-C Conference at HQ, Southern Command, February to April 1940.
C-in-C Conference: Notes for inclusion in Agenda and Extract from Minutes, April to June 1942.
Operations in the Western Desert: Lessons Learned, December 1940 to September 1941.
Operation ‘Battleaxe’, Lessons of the Campaign, June to November 1941.
Eighth Army Commander's Report on Operations, November 1941 to June 1942.
RA Notes on the Offensive by Eighth Army from 23 October to 4 November 1942 on the El Alamein Position.
AG Casualty Returns Extracted from ‘Lightfoot’, 28 October 1942 to 6 December 1942, vols. 1, 2, 3.
Eighth Army Operations: Situation Reports, December 1942 to February 1943.
Armoured Formations: Tactical Handling of Armoured Forces, December 1941 to March 1942.
Lessons from Operations, 14 September 1941 to 25 August 1942.
Water Supply Western Desert, October 1941 to April 1942.
Western Desert Pipeline, December 1941 to August 1942.
DMI's Weekly Desert Review, August/September 1942.
Moves to and from the Western Desert and Cyrenaica, June, July 1942.
Manpower Situation in the ME, June 1941 to September 1942.
Lessons of Cyrenaica Campaign: Training Pamphlets, December 1940 to February 1941.
Training: Miscellaneous, January to October 1942.
Training: Miscellaneous, May 1942 to January 1943.
Lessons from Operations: Training, March to November 1943.
Middle East Command: Battle Casualties, AG Stats, January 1942 to December 1944.
General Martel's Report on His Visit to the Middle East, 26 January 1942.
Spears Mission, Western Desert, Notes on Desert Warfare, December 1941 to March 1942.
SEAC: Morale Reports July 1944 to February 1945.
Allied Land Forces South East Asia: Morale Reports, August to November 1944.
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