I hope that these stories of ordinary heroes help bring you closer to the history of the Great War, and illustrates the bravery required to do the job.
Jobe Close has a background in research and is a producer of educational content.
1917: The Runners of the First World War
The risk to a runner’s life was so great that messages were often sent with two or three carriers on different routes to ensure at least one reached its destination.
The Great War & Psychological Medicine
As the stigma associated with shell shock lifted, treatments for the ailment became more sympathetic.
How did World War One Impact Medicine?
New technologies of death and destruction brought with them wounds and bodily disorders completely new to medicine, and as a result the medical field would embark on a journey of similarly hasty scientific advancement.
