Titlebook: Irish Officers in the British Forces, 1922-45; Steven O’Connor Book 2014 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 20

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Introduction,s of unionists, home-rulers and republicans. Indeed many had had family relations who fought in the Great War and other relations who participated in the 1916 Rising. Similarly, they saw no conflict between joining the wartime British forces and, at the same time, firmly supporting de Valera’s invoc

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Who Became an Officer?,intakes.. Moreover, by war’s end numerous battlefield commissions had been awarded to non-commissioned officers (NCOs) in recognition of their hard-earned experience and leadership qualities. This radical change in the social profile of British officers was not continued into the interwar period.

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,‘We were all Paddys’: the Irish Experience of the British Forces, from other recruits: they had no difficulty in joining up and during their service few recalled experiencing any problems due to their nationality. On the contrary, the themes that emerge from the testimonies of former officers and official records are the close friendship between Service personnel

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Steven O’Connort current prices and, to a lesser extent, changes which are required because of government intervention, have dominated actual cleaner technology efforts. So far, technically speaking, neither environment-oriented fundamental research (e.g., the development of ‘green chemistry’) nor the concept of s

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Steven O’Connort current prices and, to a lesser extent, changes which are required because of government intervention, have dominated actual cleaner technology efforts. So far, technically speaking, neither environment-oriented fundamental research (e.g., the development of ‘green chemistry’) nor the concept of s