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Today's featured article Territorials during the Battle of the Somme The Territorial Force was a part-time volunteer auxiliary created in 1908. It was designed to reinforce the British Army overseas during war without resorting to conscription, but for political reasons it was constituted as a home defence force in which foreign service was voluntary. It was not well regarded by the military authorities. On the outbreak of the First World War, the regular army was expanded by raising the New Army from scratch rather than relying on the Territorial Force. Territorials volunteered for foreign service in large numbers, and territorial divisions filled the gap between the near destruction of the regular army during the German offensive of 1914 and the arrival of the New Army in 1915. The force also provided the bulk of the British contingent in the Sinai and Palestine campaign. The territorial identity was eroded by the introduction of conscription in 1916, and by the war's end there was little to distinguish between regular, territorial and New Army formations. (Full article...) Recently featured: Five pounds (gold coin) Pulgasari 2020 Seattle Sounders FC season Selected anniversaries March 15: Ides of March Julius Caesar 44 BC – Julius Caesar (bust pictured), the dictator of the Roman Republic, was stabbed to death by a group of senators led by Marcus Junius Brutus. 1823 – American sailor Benjamin Morrell erroneously reported the existence of New South Greenland, a phantom island, near Antarctica. 1916 – Six days after Pancho Villa and his cross-border raiders attacked Columbus, New Mexico, U.S. general John J. Pershing led a punitive expedition into Mexico to pursue him. 1917 – Russian Revolution: Tsar Nicholas II was forced to abdicate in the February Revolution, ending three centuries of Romanov rule. 1943 – The deportation of 50,000 Jews from the Greek city of Thessaloniki began. 1951 – The Iranian oil industry was nationalized in a movement led by Mohammad Mosaddegh. Albert of Schwarzburg (d. 1327) Matthew Charlton (b. 1866) Ignace Tonené (d. 1916) Ruth Bader Ginsburg (b. 1933) More anniversaries: March 14 March 15 March 16	In the news Mark Carney Mark Carney (pictured) succeeds Justin Trudeau as Prime Minister of Canada after winning the Liberal Party leadership election. In Pakistan, a train hijacking by the Balochistan Liberation Army leaves at least 71 people dead. Former president of the Philippines Rodrigo Duterte is arrested on the basis of an International Criminal Court warrant charging him with crimes against humanity. Intuitive Machines' Athena lands on the Moon at an incorrect angle and is unable to complete its mission. Ongoing: M23 campaign Russian invasion of Ukraine timeline Sudanese civil war timeline Recent deaths: Stanley R. Jaffe Junior Bridgeman Marc Neil-Jones Athol Fugard Brad Sigmon Jean-Louis Pichon Did you know... Pronolagus randensis ... that Jameson's red rock hare (pictured) once had ten recognized subspecies, but now has none? ... that both a statue of Lord Botetourt and a medal named for him have been the subject of replicas made for the College of William & Mary? ... that after being unpicked for the NBA, Damian Chong Qui went on to become the first player to score a triple-double in the East Asia Super League? ... that the mummy of the ancient Egyptian estate manager Wah was wrapped in 375 m2 (448 sq yd) of linen? ... that 404 Fifth Avenue's exterior terracotta features a color scheme usually found in pottery rather than on facades? ... that due to her experience of Italy's immigration policies, journalist Nadeesha Uyangoda has been outspoken on migrant rights? ... that The Use and Abuse of History: Or How the Past Is Taught explores how school textbooks across the world distort history to serve political interests? ... that Ray Jennison legally changed his last name from "Jenison" because "people were always misspelling it"? ... that history has a history?
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