British Expeditionary Force
Military unit
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The British Expeditionary Force was the six divisions the British Army sent to the Western Front during the First World War. Wikipedia
Founded: 1906
Active: 1914–1918
Commander-in-chief (1914–1915): Field Marshal John French
Nickname(s): BEF
Size: 247,400 (1914–1915); Peak strength 2.04 million; Total employed 5.4 million (1916–1918)