This book critically examines the planning, preparation, and execution of the Battles of Aubers Ridge, Festubert, and Loos during the 1915 campaign in France. It analyzes these engagements in the context of the prevailing Field Service Regulations of the era. The author, Lieut Col A. Kearsey, draws upon historical records to provide a detailed account of the strategic and tactical decisions made, and their consequences on the Western Front.

This work offers a critical study of key battles from the 1915 French campaign, focusing on the strategic and tactical aspects. It is likely to appeal to historians and enthusiasts of World War I, particularly those interested in the Western Front. The analysis is grounded in the military regulations of the time, providing a specific lens through which to understand the events.