Commander of Home Forces
Appointed Commander of the Home Forces
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Appointed Commander of the Home Forces
Appointed Commander of the Home Forces
Appointed Commander of the Mediterranean Expeditionary Force
Appointed Commander of the Mediterranean Expeditionary Force
Appointed Commander of the Thirteenth Division at Gallipoli
Appointed Commander of the Thirteenth Division at Gallipoli
Fisher promotes Courageous as a fast, heavily armed, shallow-draught vessel intended for operations including the Baltic.
Churchill faced political criticism concerning the Dardanelles campaign, an episode he later addressed in historical writing.
The Admiralty reassesses the mine danger after battleships are sunk or damaged in the Narrows.
Churchill supports stronger minesweeping efforts as Ottoman minefields block progress through the straits.
The Admiralty increases naval gunfire against Ottoman forts while attempts continue to open the straits.
Death of Rupert Brooke
Fisher strongly supports fitting director firing systems to battleships and battlecruisers without withdrawing them from service.
Dismissed for alleged German sympathies
Appointed Head of the Education Board, the first Labour Member of Parliament to have Cabinet rank
Appointed Head of the Education Board, the first Labour Member of Parliament to have Cabinet rank
McKenna introduces a tax on exceptional wartime business profits.
Fazackerley added Sheffield United's third goal against Chelsea, completing the 3-0 victory in the 1915 FA Cup final.
Takes command of V Corps on the Western Front.
Appointed First Sea Lord of the Admiralty
Appointed Foreign Minister, 1st term
Appointed Foreign Minister, 1st term
Fisher backs Furious as an exceptionally fast shallow-draught ship carrying very heavy guns for specialised offensive work.
Monro recommends withdrawal after concluding that the Allied position offers little prospect of strategic success.
Hamilton develops simultaneous landings at Cape Helles and north of Gaba Tepe with a French diversion at Kum Kale.
Fisher promotes Glorious as another shallow-draught fast capital ship for his projected northern-water strategy.
Further monitor construction is authorised around available 9.2-inch guns for coastal bombardment operations.
Monro directs preparations to remove the remaining British and French forces from Cape Helles.
Appointed Home Secretary
Bulgarian forces are driven back from the eastern bank of the Vardar by the Allies
An Allied Expeditionary Force lands the day of the Austro-German attack of Serbia
Violet Jessop served aboard Britannic during its wartime hospital ship career after having survived Titanic.
Simmons scored for Sheffield United as the side defeated Chelsea 3-0 in the 1915 FA Cup final, held during the First World War.
Bonar Law becomes Secretary of State for the Colonies in Asquith's coalition cabinet.
Bonar Law helps negotiate Conservative participation in Asquith's wartime coalition following criticism of the war administration.
Strachey pursued literary research and writing amid the disruption of the war.
Chamberlain becomes Lord Mayor and promotes municipal savings during wartime.
The Admiralty expands warnings and routing advice to merchant vessels facing the growing submarine threat.
Eden joins the King's Royal Rifle Corps during the First World War
Appointed Minister of Munitions
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