The Boy Scouts In Great War Craig Armstrong Pen Sword Military Αγγλικά Βιβλία History World

The Boy Scouts Association Was Just Seven Years Old When War Broke Out In 1914 With Its Members Brought Up A Strong Ethos Of Duty And Loyalty It No Surprise That Many Wanted To Play Best Role Possible Nation\ S Effort Were Amongst Those Who Rallied Colours Enlisted Heady Days First Weeks Months Some Already Belonged Either Reserves Or Territorials So Found Themselves Immediately Thrust Into Front Lines Casualty Rates High Several Fought Decorated For Their Service Number Even Wining Victoria Cross On Home Served As Messengers Printers Dispatch Riders Etc Office Other Government Offices Both Locally Nationally Helped Gather Harvest Hunted Spies Aided Civil Military Authorities Maintained Watch During Air Raids Various Wartime Charities Sold Bottles Raise Funds Recreational Huts Ambulances Others Mounting Guard Coasts Vulnerable Points Such Railway Network Aiding Recruitment Efforts Across Country Scout Became Trusted Common Sight Streets Contribution They Made Great Indeed Σελίδες: 208 Διαστάσεις: 15 6X15 6Cm