the british army first went to afghanistan in 1945.
when did the british army first go to afghanistan?
1945
bullet::::- james johnston (irish senator), member of seanad éireann 1938–48









































bullet::::- james t. johnston (1839–1904), u.s. representative from indiana









































bullet::::- james wellwood johnston (1900–1958), british politician









































bullet::::- james johnston (socialist politician) (1846–1928), british co-operative and socialist activist









































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bullet::::- james johnston (british army officer, died 1795) (1721–1795), british army general









































bullet::::- james johnston (british army officer, died 1797) (c. 1721–1797), british army general









































bullet::::- james johnston (british army medical officer) (1911–1988), british army officer in the royal army medical corps









































bullet::::- james d. johnston, confederate navy commander
james johnston
british army first world war reserve brigades









































the article lists british army reserve brigades in the first world war. at the start of the war, british army volunteers in the vast majority of cases joined their local infantry regiments reserve battalion.
british army first world war reserve brigades