Friends to the End - Old Comrades bands formed in Britain following the end of WW1

Military bandsmen discharged after the end of the Great War formed 'Comrades' bands supported by one of the new ex-soldiers and sailors organisations. These bands flourished for a few years before disbanding, becoming absorbed into the reforming civilian bands, or becoming 'British Legion' bands following its establishment.

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Knowledge Commons (Lakehead University)
Published
2025-03-24
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https://doi.org/10.17613/gjnkd-k6p72
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Military History and Strategy
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Friends to the End - Old Comrades bands formed in Britain following the end of WW1

Knowledge Commons (Lakehead University)
Military History and Strategy
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Friends to the End - Old Comrades bands formed in Britain following the end of WW1

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Abstract

Military bandsmen discharged after the end of the Great War formed 'Comrades' bands supported by one of the new ex-soldiers and sailors organisations. These bands flourished for a few years before disbanding, becoming absorbed into the reforming civilian bands, or becoming 'British Legion' bands following its establishment.

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