Bombardments-- of 3 Nov. 1914, 1, 29 and _n._ 2; of 18 Feb. 1915, 50–1; of 25 Feb., 51–2; of 4 March, 52; of 6 March, 53; of 5 and 7 Mar., 53, 54; political effects of Feb. and March bombardments, 55–6; ineffectiveness of bombardments throughout the campaign, 340, 353. Boomerang, the, 184. Boot, the, 390 _n._ Bordeaux, Lt.-Col., 153 _n._ Bourne, Lt., 242. _Bouvet_, 49, 50, 60–1. Bouyssou, Capt., 84. Bowman-Manifold, Lt.-Col. M. G. E., 81. Boyle, Capt. the Hon. A., xii. Braithwaite, Maj.-Gen. W. F., 70, 81, 162, 328, 371. Braithwaite, Lt.-Col. W. G., 83. Brand, Major, 115. Brandreth, Major, 178. Branet, Lt.-Col., 84. _Breslau_, 8–9 and _n._ Bridges, Maj.-Gen. W. T., 70, 71, 83, 138; death and estimate of, 160. Brighton Beach, 231. British troops in the campaign: Officers, shortage of, 336, 338 _n._, 376. Positions of (6 Aug.), 225. Strength of (early Aug.), 219; (mid Aug.), 336. VIIIth Army Corps (_see also, for its components, various Divisions under_ British troops): Composition of, 156, 172, 219. French guns left with, 401. Hunter-Weston succeeded by Stopford and later Davies in command of, 200–1, 292. Organisation of, with French into four sections, 159. IXth army Corps (_see also, for its components, various Divisions under_ British Troops): Blizzard casualties (Nov.), 385. Composition of, 219, 293. De Lisle succeeds Stopford in command of (15 Aug.), 332. Godley’s tribute to, 284. Gun shortage of, 294, 339. Intelligence and Staff work of, bad, 316–17, 318. Reorganisation of, ordered (13 Aug.), 329. 10th (Irish) Division: Arrival of, from Mitylene and landing (7 Aug.), 303–4; split up into three, 304; only two Brigades under Stopford, 293; task for, 298. Composition of, 217 _n._ 2. Guns attached to, 296 _n._, 361. Quality of, 366. Salonika, transfer to, 366–7. 29th Brigade--at Anzac, 225, 293. 10th Hampshires--Hill Q, 270; on 21 Aug., 349. 6th Royal Irish Rifles, 270. 5th Connaught Rangers--at Saif-Bair (10 Aug.). 282; fighting on 21 Aug., 349–50 and _n._; withdrawn for rest, 352; attack of 27 Aug., 353–4. 30th Brigade--arrival of, from Mitylene and Mudros, 295; attack along Kiretch Tepe Sirt (15–17 Aug.), 329–31; withdrawn to rest, 338 _n._ 2. 6th Munster Fusiliers--capture Jephson’s Post (7 Aug.), 310; storm the Pimple (15 Aug.), 330–1. 7th Munster Fusiliers, 310. 6th Royal Dublin Fusiliers--with Brig.-Gen. F. F. Hill, 295; advance on Chocolate Hill (7 Aug.), 306–9; storm the Pimple (15 Aug.), 330–1. 7th Royal Dublin Fusiliers--with Brig.-Gen. F. F. Hill, 295; advance on Chocolate Hill, 306–9.