The Life Of A Medical Officer In Wwi: Experiences Captain Harry Gordon Parker Lorraine Evans Pen Sword Military Αγγλικά Βιβλία History World

The Life Of A Medical Officer In Ww1 Documents Experiences Captain Harry Gordon Parker And Provides Rare Insight Into Conflict That Engulfed Europe From 1914-1918 Having Joined Naval Service As Royal Navy Temporary Surgeon Parker\ S First Taste War Was Aboard Hospital Evacuation Ship Which Regularly Crossed English Channel Southampton To France Picking Up Casualties Battle Grounds Somewhat Disillusioned With Whole Experience He Requested Transfer Army Corps Soon Found Himself Transported Trenches It Here Serving Lancashire Fusiliers Then Later Permanent Regimental 2Nd Manchester\ Regiment Spent Remainder Witnessing First-Hand Horrors Passchendaele Arras Somme Account Not Only Reveals Record But Also Encompasses Totality Military Impacted On Fraternity Bureaucratic Red Tape Lack Supplies Lice Infestations Trench Foot Absurd Missions Where Incompetence His Own Side Dangerous Enemy Thoughts Are Penned Sincerity Utmost Compassion Well Certain Degree Sardonic Humour: We Went For Time At Givenchy Snowed Heavily Our Rations Did Arrive Welsh However Generously Shared Their Men Who Repaid Kindness By (Accidentally) Shooting One Sergeants Through Stomach!\ Endorsement Family Members Author Lorraine Evans Has Revised Notes Scribblings Clarity Added Complementary Text Provide Historical Background What Transpires Is Lasting Classic Chronicle An Extraordinary Human History Ensued Σελίδες: 224 Διαστάσεις: 15 6X15 6Cm