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Romsey and the Remount Service
Romsey and the Remount Service
By Phoebe Merrick (2013)
52 pp 160g
In 1914, the War Department rented land in Romsey, Hampshire on which a Remount Depot was built. Its role was to train horses and mules for war service. Between April 1915 and October 1918 the camp handled about 119,000 animals.

The book is being sold in aid of the War Horse statue that will be erected in Romsey's War Memorial Park, but has been published by LTVAS Group on behalf of the War Horse statue appeal.

Romsey and the Remount Service

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