Years of Endurance: Life Aboard the Battlecruiser Tiger 1914-16

Years of Endurance: Life Aboard the Battlecruiser Tiger 1914-16Description by John Muir Hardcover This memoir is perhaps one of the most immediate and vivid recollections of life in a Royal Navy battlecruiser to come out of World War I. John Muir, a surgeon, was the senior medical officer aboard HMS Tiger from her commissioning in October 1914 until his departure in the autumn of 1916 when she was then undergoing repairs at Rosyth to the damage incurred at the battle of Jutland in June that year. Vivid,

Second Lieutenant Wilfred Owen was twenty-four years old when he was admitted to the newly established Craiglockhart War Hospital for treatment of shell shock

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The book is also a study of character as well as of action

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Maxwell Fox didn't know what he would witness in France

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