An easy-to-read overview of World War I.Why the war occurred; how many soldiers died; use of airplanes and huge artillery. Stories of how horses, dogs, and pigeons helped. Why the poppy and Unknown Soldier traditions began. Learn how the war changed the world forever. 26 photos and drawings; glossary of military terms. A must read for older students and adults.

World War I Student Guide

Nancy J. Cramer

Creative Company

<p>Few combat soldiers share their war experiences with their families, so the familyrarely was unaware of the dangerous artillery bombing; night patrols made into No Man's Land; seeing their buddy wounded or killed.Nor about days spent in wet muddy trenches,having cold food or no food, and living with constant fear. A soldier who was a name only in WWI now comes alive as his voice from 100 years ago is finally heard.</p>

"Unheard Voices, Untold Stories" Volume1

Walsworth

<p>This book contains more stories about soldiers: photos: and a previously unpublished story about a sergeant in Captain Harry Truman's artillery battery. Other stories tell of the first use of Indian code talk; women serving in the navy; a school plaque with 213 names of students who served; and the letters families dreaded to receive. For the first time Concientious objectors are dealt with. Military hospitals are overwhelmed with wounded; and trucks and trains ease transportation difficulties. Heroic stories honor the average soldier.</p>

"Unheard Voices, Untold Stories" Volume 2

Retreat to Victory in 1915.

Walsworth Publishing Company, Inc.

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World War I Student Guide

"Unheard Voices, Untold Stories" Volume1

"Unheard Voices, Untold Stories" Volume 2

Retreat to Victory in 1915.