Britain's Civilian Volunteers; Authorized Story of British Voluntary aid Detachment Work in the Great War

Discover the untold story of the thousands of British volunteers who selflessly devoted themselves to helping soldiers and civilians during World War I. This authorized account, written by Thekla Bowser, a former member of the British Voluntary Aid Detachment, offers a firsthand look at the challenges and triumphs of the organization. From basic first aid to complex surgical procedures, these brave volunteers provided crucial support to the war effort. With photographs, documents, and personal testimonies, this book is a tribute to their remarkable service.

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