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But significantly larger geographic areas (i.e. entire counties) than the single towns of the WW1 Pal's battalions, reducing the impact on any one area. Further
by KineticLensman 8y ago
But significantly larger geographic areas (i.e. entire counties) than the single towns of the WW1 Pal's battalions, reducing the impact on any one area. Furthermore, non-infantry arms (e.g. armour and artillery) might not have any regionally sourced battalions at all.
- chrisseaton 8y ago> Furthermore, non-infantry arms (e.g. armour and artillery) might not have any regionally sourced battalions at all. An aside, the Royal Armoured Corps in the UK is regionally source, and artillery is to a little extent.