Phillip Harding

Phillip Harding was born in 1959 and is the youngest son of a rifleman who fought in the Second World War. Harding researched into his family’s history and collected information on his father’s war career and service years. Encouraged by Sir Christopher Wallace of the Green Jackets Museum, Harding compiled his first book to give recognition to the brave men and officers of the 2nd Battalion.

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The British Shell Shortage of the First World War

The effects of the British shell shortage on political and military events in the First World War.

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From Gazala to Tunis: 422 Days in the Life of the 2nd Battalion, The Rifle Brigade

The story of the riflemen and their battles of Gazala to the successful end of the North African campaign. These 422 days include the bitter battles of Gazala, the conflict around the Cauldron, the loss of Tobruk before the forced withdrawal with the remainder of the Eighth Army, along the Mediterranean Coast, and finally digging in at Alamein.

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The British Shell Shortage of the First World War

From Gazala to Tunis: 422 Days in the Life of the 2nd Battalion, The Rifle Brigade

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