The Desert Mounted Corps

It gives me great pleasure to write a few words of introduction to Lieut.-Col. Preston's History of the Desert Mounted Corps, which I had the honour to command. In writing this History Lieut.-Col. Preston has done a service to his country which I am sure will be fully appreciated, particularly, p...

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The Desert Mounted Corps

INTRODUCTION
AUTHOR'S NOTE
CHAPTER I THE COUNTRY AND THE OPPOSING FORCES
CHAPTER II THE PLAN OF OPERATIONS
CHAPTER III THE FIRST ROUND
CHAPTER IV THE DECISIVE BATTLE
CHAPTER V THE PURSUIT
CHAPTER VI OVER THE PHILISTINE PLAIN
CHAPTER VII NEARING THE HILLS
CHAPTER VIII AN ENTR'ACTE
CHAPTER IX MOUNTAIN WARFARE
CHAPTER X THE FALL OF JERUSALEM
CHAPTER XI DOWN TO THE JORDAN
CHAPTER XII THE FIRST TRANS-JORDAN RAID
CHAPTER XIII THE SECOND TRANS-JORDAN RAID
CHAPTER XIV THE VALLEY OF DESOLATION
CHAPTER XV PREPARATIONS FOR THE GREAT DRIVE
CHAPTER XVI ARMAGEDDON
CHAPTER XVII DéB?CLE
CHAPTER XVIII DESTRUCTION
CHAPTER XIX THE ADVANCE ON DAMASCUS
CHAPTER XX THE ADVANCE ON DAMASCUS (Continued)
CHAPTER XXI THE FALL OF DAMASCUS
CHAPTER XXII THE LAST PHASE
CHAPTER XXIII POLICE WORK
CHAPTER XXIV HORSE ARTILLERY
CHAPTER XXV HORSES
CHAPTER XXVI TRANSPORT AND AMMUNITION SUPPLY

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