This is the brief history of the 54th (East Anglian) Division, a peacetime Territorial division which mobilised on the outbreak of war. The podcast follows its movements and engagements from its deployment overseas to Gallipoli in August 1915, through its campaigns in Egypt and Palestine.
I recommend using the Long Long Trail website by Chris Baker, if you need to find out which division your chosen unit or soldier served with.

This is the brief history of the 53rd (Welsh) Division, a peacetime Territorial division which mobilised on the outbreak of war. The podcast follows its movements and engagements from its deployment overseas to Gallipoli in August 1915, through its campaigns in Egypt and Palestine.
I recommend using the Long Long Trail website by Chris Baker, if you need to find out which division your chosen unit or soldier served with.

This is the brief history of the 38th Division, a new division formed in December 1914. The podcast follows its movements and engagements from its deployment overseas in December 1915, through its campaigns in France and Flanders, until the end of the war.
I recommend using the Long Long Trail website by Chris Baker, if you need to find out which division your chosen unit or soldier served with.

This is the brief history of the 51st (Highland) Division, a peacetime Territorial division which mobilised on the outbreak of war. The podcast follows its movements and engagements from its deployment overseas in May 1915, through its campaigns in France and Flanders.
I recommend using the Long Long Trail website by Chris Baker, if you need to find out which division your chosen unit or soldier served with.

This is the brief history of the 50th (Northumbrian) Division, a peacetime Territorial division which mobilised on the outbreak of war. The podcast follows its movements and engagements from its deployment overseas in April 1915, through its campaigns in France and Flanders.
I recommend using the Long Long Trail website by Chris Baker, if you need to find out which division your chosen unit or soldier served with.

This is the brief history of the 49th (West Riding) Division, a peacetime Territorial division which mobilised on the outbreak of war. The podcast follows its movements and engagements from its deployment overseas in April 1915, through its campaigns in France and Flanders, until the end of the war.
I recommend using the Long Long Trail website by Chris Baker, if you need to find out which division your chosen unit or soldier served with.

This is the brief history of the 37th Division, a new division formed in March 1915. The podcast follows its movements and engagements from its deployment overseas in July 1915, through its campaigns in France and Flanders, until the end of the war.
I recommend using the Long Long Trail website by Chris Baker, if you need to find out which division your chosen unit or soldier served with.

This is the brief history of the 47th (1st/2nd London) Division, a peacetime Territorial division which mobilised on the outbreak of war. The podcast follows its movements and engagements from its deployment overseas in February 1915, through its campaigns in France and Flanders, until the end of the war.
I recommend using the Long Long Trail website by Chris Baker, if you need to find out which division your chosen unit or soldier served with.

This is the brief history of the 48th (South Midland) Division, , a peacetime Territorial division which mobilised on the outbreak of war. The podcast follows its movements and engagements from its deployment overseas in March 1915, through its campaigns in France and Flanders, before ending the war on the Italian Front.
I recommend using the Long Long Trail website by Chris Baker, if you need to find out which division your chosen unit or soldier served with.

This is the brief history of the 46th (North Midland) Division, a peacetime Territorial division which mobilised on the outbreak of war. The podcast follows its movements and engagements from its deployment overseas in February 1915, through its campaigns in France and Flanders, until the end of the war.
I recommend using the Long Long Trail website by Chris Baker, if you need to find out which division your chosen unit or soldier served with.