| NEWMODEL | _ _ Army, military force established in 1645 during the Civil War by the English Parliamentarians (3,5) |
| NEWMODELARMY | Fighting force established in 1645 during the Civil War by the English Parliamentarians (3,5,4) |
| VISITOR | The ___: fourth novel by Lee Child about former army military police officer Jack Reacher (7) |
| REACHER | Action crime drama starring Alan Ritchson as the titular former US Army military policeman (7) |
| BEAUREGARD | P. G. T. - - -, Confederate general who started the American Civil War by leading the attack on Fort Sumter in April 1861 (10) |
| LORDS | Cricket ground is place for a lot of English parliamentarians (5) |
| EMPTIES | Draws on English parliamentarian's evidence of drinking bouts? (7) |
| BOW | Police force established in the mid-18th century, precursor of Scotland Yard (3) |
| NASEBY | Village in Northamptonshire, site of a Parliamentarian victory in the English Civil War in 1645 (6) |
| ULYSSESSGRANT | 18th president who served in the US Army during the Civil War: 3 wds. |
| REPARATIONS | Sums of money paid after a war by the defeated country for the damage and injuries it caused in other countries (11) |
| NANSENPASSPORT | Refugee travel document issued to stateless persons after the First World War by the League of Nations (6,8) |
| PAHALGAM | Location of the terror attack treated as an act of war by the Indian Navy. (8) |
| RUNNERS | Police force established in the mid-18th century, precursor of Scotland Yard (7) |
| STREET | Police force established in the mid-18th century, precursor of Scotland Yard (6) |
| JAMESGARFIELD | 20th president who served in the US Army during the Civil War: 2 wds. |
| ANDREWJOHNSON | 17th president who served in the US Army during the Civil War: 2 wds. |
| ACHILLES | Greek hero killed near the end of the Trojan War by Paris, who shot him in the heel with an arrow |
| BEIRUT | City divided by the so-called Green Line during the civil war (6) |
| SHERMAN | William, American union commander during the Civil War who led the victorious march through Georgia in 1864 (7) |
