Richard Haigh
[...]corps-the training of each individual in an entirely new science for the benefit of the whole-would prove a very difficult and painstaking task. But the wonderful development, however, in a few months, of a large, heterogeneous collection of men into a solid, keen, self-sacrificing unit, was but another instance of the way in which war improves the character and temperament of man. It was entirely new for men who were formerly in a regiment, full of traditions, to find themselves in the[...].
History,Nonfiction,Military,Military History,War,World War I,War,Military Fiction
Life in a Tank