Burial Armistice Arranged
Birdwood participates in arrangements for a temporary truce to bury thousands of dead between the opposing lines.
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Birdwood participates in arrangements for a temporary truce to bury thousands of dead between the opposing lines.
Churchill leaves the Admiralty when Asquith reconstructs the government after the political crisis over naval strategy.
Nasmith sinks the ammunition-laden transport Nagara after allowing those aboard to leave.
Asquith appoints Carson Attorney General when the Coalition Government is formed after the Liberal Government was bought down by the Shell Crisis
Continues as Prime Minister under the wartime coalition.
Asquiths policy of "wait & see" is challenged by Lloyd George
Nasmith brings E11 into waters off Constantinople and attacks shipping near the arsenal.
Haig ends the Festubert operation after limited advances and heavy casualties.
Birdwood witnesses the loss of HMS Triumph after the battleship is torpedoed while supporting the ANZAC beachhead.
Appointed Prime Minister of Great Britain, 4th term
E11 fires a torpedo at an Ottoman transport alongside the Tophane Arsenal.
Forms a coalition administration with Conservative participation to strengthen wartime government.
The new wartime government is announced.
The new Government is announced
De Robeck withdraws major warships from close offshore support after submarine attacks sink Triumph and Majestic.
Appointed Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster, stays in position for 5 months
Appointed Member of War Council
German Zeppelins bombard the suburbs of London
German Zeppelins bombard suburbs of London.
Remains at the War Office when Asquith forms a coalition government during the shell crisis.
Nasmith briefly uses a captured sailing vessel as camouflage while operating near Gallipoli.
Boyle's E14 sinks a large Ottoman military transport carrying supplies through the Sea of Marmara.
Boyle destroys an Ottoman gunboat while E14 operates against military traffic entering the Sea of Marmara.
Plumer coordinates British resistance during heavy German attacks around Frezenberg Ridge.
Helps train New Army units while serving on the staff of 91st Infantry Brigade.
Beatty conducts exercises intended to improve battlecruiser manoeuvring, gunnery and cooperation with supporting forces.
Fisher resists plans to absorb newly built monitors into a continuing Mediterranean commitment at the expense of northern operations.
Faces intense political criticism as shortages of artillery ammunition become a national controversy.
Faces mounting criticism over ammunition shortages during British offensives on the Western Front.
Hunter-Weston's troops gain limited ground during the third unsuccessful Allied offensive toward Krithia.
Hamilton's third Krithia offensive ends without capturing the village or breaking the Ottoman defence.
Hamilton launches the third major Allied attempt to capture Krithia and the heights of Achi Baba.
Defends the new coalition arrangement before the House of Commons.
Addresses renewed pressure for compulsory military service while voluntary recruiting continues.
Supports creation of the Ministry of Munitions to coordinate the expansion of war production.
Discusses registration measures intended to identify the nation’s available manpower.
Nasmith returns after a patrol that sinks or damages numerous Ottoman vessels.
Helps advance legislation establishing the new Ministry of Munitions.
Addresses the position of British forces serving in France and the Mediterranean.
Lloyd George establishes central control over weapons production, labour and industrial supplies.
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