Books and other information
There are several books that refer to the 51st Highland Division, although few mention the 1st L&BY. One regimental history exists.
The following is a list of books which will provide further information.
This section is not yet complete.
Ansell, Colonel Sir Mike Soldier On: An autobiography (Foreword by HRH The Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh):
Peter Davies, London, 1973
Bradford, Andrew Troop Leader: A Tank Commander’s Story Escape from St-Valery-en-Caux: The Adventures of Captain
Bradford
David, Saul Churchill's sacrifice of the Highland Division France 1940: Brasseys, an imprint of Chrysalis
Books Group plc, London, 2004
Evans, Martin Marix The Fall of France, May-June, 1940 (Osprey Military): Osprey Publishing; illustrated
edition (18 May 2000)
Delaforce, Patrick Monty's Highlanders: 51st Highland Division in World War II
Doherty, Richard None bolder: The history of the 51st Highland Division in the Second World War:
Spellmount, Gloucestershire, 2006
Innes, Bill (ed) St Valery: The Impossible Odds: Birlinn Limited, Edinburgh, 2004
Kennington, Fred No cheese after dinner: With the 51st Highland Division from Normandy to Poland and back
via hell 1940-1945: FL Kennington, Cheshire, 2004
Leslie C Hunt (2 Lt the East Surrey Regiment) The Prisoners' Progress
Linklater, Eric The Highland Division: His Majesty’s Stationery Office, London, 1942
Longden, Sean Dunkirk: the Men they left behind: Constable, London, 2008
Morrison, Charles We've been a long time in coming, boys
Reoch, Ernest The St Valery Story (A new and authentic account of the last stand of the 51st Highland Division in
France in 1940): Highland Printers Ltd, Diriebught Road, Inverness, 1965
Roderick, Grant The 51st Highland Division at War
Salmond, JB The history of the 51st Highland Division 1939-1945: William Blackwood and Sons Ltd, Edinburgh
and London, 1953
Sebag-Montefiore, Hugh Dunkirk: Fight to the Last Man: Viking (an imprint of Penguin books), London,
2006
Woolward, WA A short account of the 1st Lothians and Border Yeomanry in the campaigns of 1940 and 1944-45:
The Lothians and Border Regimental Association, Edinburgh
Sixty Days that Shook the West