Battle Honours of the British Army From Tangier, 1662, to the Commencement of the Reign of King Edward VII

A thorough reference for anyone interested in the proud record of Britain’s soldiers, this volume catalogues every battle honour awarded to the army from the early days of Tangier in 1662 up to the dawn of King Edward VII’s reign. The work is organized both alphabetically and chronologically, letting readers trace the lineage of campaigns from the fields of Blenheim and Ramillies to the more recent conflicts of South Africa and the Nile. Each entry is paired with detailed maps and illustrations that bring the historic engagements to life, while brief notes clarify the context and significance of each honour.

The author’s experience as a veteran of the 90th Light Infantry and Indian Staff Corps shines through in the careful, factual style, ensuring that the information is reliable and accessible. Whether you are a historian, a military enthusiast, or a curious listener, the book offers a clear, concise panorama of over two centuries of British military achievement, honoring the men who fought and fell in service of their country.