Item
See CAB 37/83/42, 67
Catalogue reference: CAB 1/42/2
Date: [1906-1915]
See CAB 37/83/42, 67
Piece
War Committee
Catalogue reference: CAB 42/5
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This record is about the War Committee dating from 1915 in the series War Council and successors: Photographic Copies of Minutes and Papers. It is held at The National Archives, Kew.
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Reference (The unique identifier to the record described, used to order and refer to it)
- CAB 42/5
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Date (When the record was created)
- 1915
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Description (What the record is about)
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War Committee
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Note (Additional information about the record)
- Volume signed in 1915 Nov. 10 The best line of operations for the Russian forces now assembled in Bessarabia. 2 pp. A.J.M.; Cab. 22/3/1 (Annexed to minutes of Nov. 13.) signed in 1915 Nov. 12 Machine-guns. 1 p. D.LlG.; Cab. 22/3/1 (Annexed to minutesof Nov. 13.) signed in 1915 Nov. 12 Appreciation by the General Staff of the problem of how Italian troops to the number of 70,000 to 80,000 men could be most usefully employed in assisting Serbia. 3 pp. A.J.M.; Cab. 22/3/1 (Annexed to minutes of Nov. 12.) signed in 1915 Nov. 13 Note for General Sir A. Murray [on proposals for future operations in Syria; by the French military attaché]. Cab. 22/3/1 (Annexed to minutes of Nov. 13.) signed in 1915 Nov. 18 Naval considerations as regards the evacuation or retention of the Cape Helles position. 2 pp. Adm.; Cab. 22/3/1 (Annexed to minutes of Nov. 23.) signed in 1915 Nov. 22 Recommendation of the General Staff on the question of the action to be taken at Gallipoli; (Telegrams, 21 Oct.-17 Nov.) W.O.; Cab. 22/3/1 (Annexed to minutes of Nov. 23.) signed in 1915 Nov. 22 Summary of arguments for and against the complete or partial evacuation of Gallipoli. 4 pp. A.J.M.; Cab. 22/3/1 (Annexed to minutes of Nov. 23.) signed in 1915 Nov. 23; Dec. 3 Views of the General Staff on the present situation at Salonica and in the Balkans, with deductions as to our wisest course of action there. 2 pp. A.J.M.; Cab. 22/3/1 (Annexed to minutes of Dec. 6.) signed in 1915 Nov. 23 The question of training men for employment with machine-guns now under supply. (Reply to paper G.35.) 1 p. A.J.M.; Cab. 22/3/1 (Annexed to minutes of Nov. 25.)
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Held by (Who holds the record)
- The National Archives, Kew
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- Public Record(s)
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- Open Document, Open Description
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- https://beta.nationalarchives.gov.uk/catalogue/id/C2528933/
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CAB 42
War Council and successors: Photographic Copies of Minutes and Papers
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