| CHAPTER I |
| PAGE |
| How Trooper Potts won the V.C. on Burnt Hill | 1 |
| Trooper Frederick William Owen Potts, 1/1st Berkshire Yeomanry (T.F.). |
| CHAPTER II |
| A Prisoner of War in Germany | 16 |
| Corporal Oliver H. Blaze, 1st Battalion Scots Guards. |
| CHAPTER III |
| Gassed near Hill 60 | 33 |
| Lance-Corporal R. G. Simmins, 8th Battalion Canadian Infantry, 90th Winnipeg Rifles. |
| CHAPTER IV |
| A Linesman in Gallipoli | 43 |
| Private John Frank Gray, 5th Battalion Wiltshire Regiment. |
| CHAPTER V |
| An Anzac’s Adventures | 62 |
| Trooper Rupert Henderson, 6th Australian Light Horse. |
| CHAPTER VI |
| ”Imperishable Glory” for the Kensingtons | 80 |
| ——, 13th (Kensington) Battalion London Regiment. |
| CHAPTER VII |
| Ten Months in the Fighting-Line | 94 |
| Private Frederick Woods, 1st Battalion Royal Irish Fusiliers. |
| CHAPTER VIII |
| A Gunner at the Dardanelles | 114 |
| Gunner John Evans, 92nd Battery Royal Field Artillery. |
| CHAPTER IX |
| The “Flood” | 130 |
| Corporal Guy Silk, 2nd Battalion Royal Fusiliers. |
| CHAPTER X |
| The Belgians’ Fight with German Hosts | 133 |
Soldat FranÇois Rombouts, 8th Regiment of the Line,
Belgian Army. |
| CHAPTER XI |
| A Blinded Prisoner of the Turks | 148 |
| Private David Melling, 1/8th Battalion Lancashire Fusiliers. |
| CHAPTER XII |
| How the “Formidable” was Lost | 160 |
| William Edward Francis, Stoker. |
| CHAPTER XIII |
| A Trooper’s Tale | 171 |
| Trooper Notley, 5th Dragoon Guards. |
| CHAPTER XIV |
| A Diarist under Fire | 180 |
| Private Charles Hills, 2nd Battalion Australian Infantry. |
| CHAPTER XV |
| A Stretcher-Bearer at Loos | 196 |
| Private Harold Edwards, D.C.M., 1st Battalion South Staffordshire Regiment. |
| CHAPTER XVI |
| A Fusilier in France | 205 |
| Private Fred. Knott, Royal Fusiliers. |
| CHAPTER XVII |
| The Daily Round | 216 |
| A Subaltern’s Diary. |
| CHAPTER XVIII |
| Saving the Soldier | 230 |
| Dr. Wilfred T. Grenfell, C.M.G. |
