Tony
I
have spent some time poring over the pages looking at terms and expressions that have had me baffled for years. Everything
is well explained as well in terms that I can understand……..The book is very useful in giving me an understanding,
however basic, of the complexity of the Gunner's trade and I am sure that I will learn more as time goes by as I now know
where to look!
I
found the book very useful as I am not by any means up to speed with Arty terminology also not exactly knowledgeable about
how they did and do things. It is a very good reference and I found everything I looked up explained in terms that I could
easily understand. A very useful addition to the bookshelf and I am sure it will become well thumbed.
Paul Wignall
Had
a browse through today after the meeting, excellent reference book. My wife said she wishes we could of had it 20 years ago
so could understand what we were talking about.
Dick Flory
Had
your book on order for about 9 months before it finally arrived from Amazon.uk about three weeks ago. A very nice work which
is quite useful for an RA enthusiast.
Richard Jewell
A
superb, well laid-out, accurate book.
A must have for military buffs world wide, its a joy to delve into and read up on
obsolete words/phrases and refresh on those still in use with the Royal Regiment of Artillery.
Explains words/phrases
etc without being over technical or vague.
PJ has also done a good job including Bty Battle honours of which there are
many and are unique to Btys and not Regts within the Royal Regiment of Artillery.
All in all,a very good ubiquitous book
that does bring the mysterious wordings etc of the Royal Regiment of Artillery into more light.
'Ubique Que Fas Et Gloria
Ducunt'
John Edwards
I bought your
book and am still wading through it with increasing fascination !
It is an absolute
masterpiece Phil, as it not only explains the jargon used by the Gunners of 'today' - which is a great help to us oldies -
but it also describes equipment, vehicles, systems and 'Gunnerspeak' in simple,
easy to understand English which will be huge help to any amateur military historian who hasn't served in the Regiment and
also, I imagine, for many who have as it covers such a wide spectrum of the Regiment's history.