The "Members of the University of Glasgow Who Served With the Forces of the Crown, 1914-19" is a compelling story of courage and sacrifice from a bygone era. This archive, meticulously compiled in 1919, records the experiences of University of Glasgow undergraduates who joined the Crown forces during the First World War. The records reveal not only the names and ranks of these men but also their reasons for enlisting, their units, and their eventual fate. By providing such detailed information, this collection offers a unique perspective on the war effort, its impact on young men, and the role of their alma mater in supporting them. It is a testament to the power of history and the importance of preserving records to ensure future generations understand the past.
