British Army Ranks of the First World War - A Short Guide 

Do you know your Corporal from your Captain? Do you often wonder what rank means what? Why is one many wearing stripes and another one pips? What does it all mean?
Our short guide will hopefully help answer some of the questions you might have about ranks and insignia in the British Army during the First World War.
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Sources used from the Imperial War Museum:
Second Lieutenant WA Ramsay (IWM HU 124683)
Major J.E. Leckie (IWM HU 124001)
Brigadier General L Baron (IWM HU 113388)
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