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"Servants of the Guns" by Jeffery E. Jeffery offers a compelling exploration of Great Britain's artillery during World War I. This historical work delves into the crucial role played by British artillerymen in the Great War, providing insights into their experiences and contributions to the conflict.
A valuable resource for those interested in military history, the book meticulously examines the weaponry and tactics employed by the British Army's artillery units. It sheds light on the realities of warfare on the Western Front, offering a detailed account of the lives of those who served. "Servants of the Guns" provides a significant contribution to the understanding of Great Britain's involvement in World War I, specifically focusing on the vital, often overlooked, role of its artillery forces. This carefully prepared print republication ensures this important historical account remains accessible.
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