Orchestrating Warfighting

Introduction: The British Army's Corps and Divisions at War since 1914: Histories of Command and the Operational Level of War 1. The British Corps and Division in the Twentieth Century: Historical Evolution and Doctrinal Context Part 1: The First World War 2. Imperial Warfighting: British and Empire Corps Command on the Western Front, 1914-18 3. The Indian Corps on the Western Front, 1914-15 4. Engines of War: Supply and Transport in the Canadian Corps on the Western Front, 1914-16 5. British Army, Corps, and Divisional Command on the Somme: Planning and Executing the Attack on the Leipzig Salient, 3 July 1916 6 . Almost a British Division? The New Zealand Division on the Western Front, 1916-18 7. 'A sound and definite organization': The Egyptian Expeditionary Force and Corps Planning for the Third Battle of Gaza, October-November 1917 Part 2: The Second World War 8. Command in the 4th Indian Division in North Africa, 1940-43 9. 'A man's first battle is always his best': Douglas Wimberley, the 51st Highland Division, and the Battle of El Alamein 10. Indian Army Divisions in Italy, 1943-45 11. Freyberg and 2nd New Zealand Division 12. British and Canadian Corps Command during the 1944-45 North-West Europe Campaign 13. Corps Command in Fourteenth Army: IV (British) and XXXIII Indian Corps at the Battles of Imphal and Kohima 14. Orchestrating the Oboe Concerto: Planning and Command in I Australian Corps for the Borneo Campaign 15. Corps Commanders in the British and Indian Armies, 1944-45 Part 3: The Post-1945 Period 16. The British-led 1st Commonwealth Division in the Korean War, 1951-54 17. Divisional Operations in the Gulf Wars 18. The Future of the Divisional and Corps Echelon in British Warfighting 19. Conclusion: Corps and Divisional Warfighting: Themes and Omissions