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*''Iraq Administration Reports 1914–1932'' in ten volumes (5, 500 pages): Contents: 1. 1914-1918 -- 2. 1918 -- 3-4. 1919 -- 5-6. 1920 -- 7. 1920-1924 -- 8. 1925-1927 -- 9. 1928-1930 -- 10. 1931-1932, with contents outline<ref> [http://www.archiveeditions.co.uk/titledetails.asp?tid=51 Iraq Administration Reports 1914–1932]</ref>
==Volunteer RegimentsRegiment==A unit known as the See [[Volunteer Artillery Battery (Rangoon Contingent) ]] . The Battery was captured at Kut. Very likely this was , or was connected with, The majority of the [[Rangoon Port Defence Volunteer Corps]], which had an Artillery sectionmen were from Burma. E H Jones, who wrote ''The Road to En-Dor'' (see refer External links, and Historical books online, below) was , previously a member of the [[Indian Civil Service]] in Burma, was a gunner and subsequently an officer in this unit. For more details, see ''En-dor Unveiled'' ( External links below)Battery.
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