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The 31 pages that link to British Army, each with the reason it gives.

• Royal NavyCompared with: The Army’s land-focused mission contrasts with the Navy’s maritime responsibilities.

• French ArmyCompared with: It is a close European counterpart with distinct expeditionary traditions and organization.

• Easter RisingRelated: It surrounded Dublin and used artillery to defeat the insurgents.

• Royal Air ForceCompared with: Unlike the RAF, it organizes and conducts military operations primarily on land.

• Shell shockRelated: Its command and medical services determined how affected soldiers were classified and managed.

• Mahdist WarCompared with: British troops first became prominent in the relief crisis, then in the reconquest.

• William Pitt the ElderRelated: Pitt expanded and deployed the army to sustain campaigns against French power.

• Battle of CullodenRelated: Its government troops held the field and defeated the Jacobites.

• Garnet WolseleyNarrower topic: Wolseley’s career and reform efforts unfolded within this institution.

• Gatling gunRelated: British forces used Gatling guns in nineteenth-century colonial campaigns.

• J. F. C. FullerNarrower topic: Fuller’s theories were developed within, and often contested by, its military institutions.

• Field marshalRelated: Its field marshal rank became a prominent model for the title’s modern use.

• M4 ShermanRelated: It received and operated Shermans in major campaigns across several theaters.

• Ronald ColmanRelated: Colman served in the British Army during the First World War and was wounded at the Battle of Messines.

• Battles of Lexington and ConcordRelated: British regulars carried out the march from Boston to seize colonial military supplies.

• British Armed ForcesBroader topic: It provides the forces trained primarily for land operations.

• David NivenNarrower topic: His service as a British Army officer preceded his film career and later wartime work.

• Lachlan MacquarieNarrower topic: Macquarie’s military career in the British Army preceded and informed his colonial governorship.

• GurkhaNarrower topic: British Gurkha units belong to this national army rather than forming an independent army.

• James StanhopeNarrower topic: Stanhope’s campaigns in Spain were undertaken as a British military commander.

• Jeffery AmherstNarrower topic: Amherst’s career advanced through this institution’s ranks and command structure.

• John Graves SimcoeNarrower topic: Simcoe’s military career in this institution preceded his civilian governorship.

• Trench coatRelated: British Army officers wore coats that helped establish the trench coat’s military identity.

• William BirdwoodNarrower topic: Birdwood’s commissions and later army commands belonged to this military institution.

• Nathan HaleRelated: British forces controlled the area Hale entered and captured him during his mission.

• Non-commissioned officerRelated: Its long-standing regimental system offers a distinct model of NCO authority and tradition.

• Dick King-SmithRelated: King-Smith served in the army during the Second World War before returning to civilian life.

• Ranulph FiennesNarrower topic: Fiennes served as an officer before becoming known for civilian expeditions.

• Stun grenadeRelated: British forces developed early stun grenades for operations in Northern Ireland.

• Tommy CooperRelated: Cooper served in the British Army during the Second World War.

• Victor McLaglenRelated: McLaglen served in the British Army during the First World War.