Down to the Somme and the Great War Campaign
The account follows a British unit moving from St Omer to Calais training and a long march toward the Somme. It covers Major Gilday’s simplified medical system, the safety first battalion, and the dramatic Albert and Courcelette period with sights of observation balloons, debris filled trenches, and the odyssey through Porlères.
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Europe
Onsale
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India
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Calais
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Hellen
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Roy
Paten
Bella
Courcelette
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The Cook’s Tour Through No Man’s Land
A first person account describes a brutal trench and desert battlefield October 1916. Scouts lead a return march through ruined trenches, stench of dead, men buried after an artillery strike, eight days in position amid mud and shell holes. The speaker condemns anti war cries while detailing survival in WWI combat.
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No Man's Land
Cook
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