Description
A thoughtful First World War memoir offering a junior officer’s perspective on trench warfare. Drawing on his service on the Western Front, Edmonds provides a candid account of daily military life, leadership challenges, and the psychological strain faced by young officers. The narrative balances personal reflection with detailed observation, capturing both the monotony and sudden violence of war. Noted for its clarity and restraint, the book stands as an insightful record of duty, endurance, and the realities experienced by subalterns in the British Army.






