A Surgeon in Khaki: Through France and Flanders in World War I Japanese History hundreds of Australian light horsemen

hundreds of Australian light horsemen repeatedly charged the massed rifles and machine-guns of the Turkish soldiers

conducted 183 interviews with British World War I veterans

it was perhaps unsurprising that the multi-lingual Marthe Mckenna (née Cnockaert

from conscription to its aftermath

the British Army's campaign in the Middle East during World War I is considered somehow less brutal than the fighting on European battlefields

A Surgeon in Khaki: Through France and Flanders in World War I Japanese History hundreds of Australian light horsemenDescription by Arthur Anderson Martin Paperback Considered by critics to be an accurate portrayal of front line medical conditions, A Surgeon in Khaki is New Zealand surgeon Arthur Anderson Martins account of his experiences in 1914, early in World War I. Already a well respected and widely traveled surgeon when war broke out, Martin joined the Royal Army Medical Corps. Under Field Marshal Sir John French, he served at Le Havre, Harfleur, and at the