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Originally allied to Germany and Austro-Hungary, Italy remained neutral at the beginning of the war but came in on the Allied side in 1915. This book, issued by the British General Staff, provides a detailed exposition on the Italian Army in every aspect. Beginning with the country, its area, population, government etc. it goes on to describe the army - its composition, pay and conditions of service, organization, administration, the Staff, equipment, instruction and training, Colonial forces and the Bersaglieri and more. Among the appendices is a vocabulary of military terms.

This Intelligence Directorate publication consists of two parts: the Handbook of the Belgian Army of 1906 and a supplementary 'Field Notes on the Belgian Army, 1914, ' which updates the order of battle and organisational details. The contents actually show this second part as including field notes on the French and German Armies, but only the Belgian Army is featured. All the relevant information is provided on the 1906 Army, conditions of service, infantry, cavalry, artillery etc with unit locations, uniforms, badges of rank, arms, equipment and supply. There is also a chapter on the...