Table of Contents
Table of Contents
Acknowledgments (Donald F. Bittner)
A Note on Illustrations (Donald F. Bittner)
Preface by Donald F. Bittner
1. Prologue—Early Life
Early Days
We Move to Cornwall
A Brief Description of Talland
The Road to Looe
“Doddites” (Hillside)
Excursions and Discoveries
2. Joining the Royal Marines, 1901–04
3. The Mediterranean Fleet, 1904–06
4. China Station, 1907–10
To China, 1907
Shanghai, 1907–10
5. Marking Time, 1910–14
6. War at Sea, 1914
7. Gallipoli, 1915
8. The Western Front, I—1915–18
With the Marines in France, 1915–16
With the Army: The 31st Division, 1917
With the Army: XIII Corps, 1917–18
9. The Western Front, II—1918
With the 46th (North Midland) Division
Open Warfare, 1918
10. Between the Wars, 1919–40
Staff College, Camberley
Back to the Sea
Between the Wars, 1922–40
Pensioned Off
11. Epilogue—World War II and Beyond, 1940–69
Back to the Regiment: World War II
The End
Appendices
I. Lieutenant Colonel Jerram: An Historian’s Assessment of an Officer and His Career (Donald F. Bittner)
II. Career Chronology
III. Service Career of Lieutenant Colonel Charles Frederic Jerram, CMG, DSO, RM, as Drafted by Him
IV. War and Other Services of My Family
V. [World] War [II] Services of My Wife’s and My Own Family
VI. Abbreviations
VII. Royal Marine Light Infantry Batch, 1 September 1901
VIII. Status of Divisions on the Western Front, 11 November 1918
IX. King George V Prize Recipients, 1914 to 1923
X. British Armoured Divisions of World War II
Notes
Essay on Sources
Index