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Andrew White: Fire-step to Fokker Fodder: From the Trenches to the Red Baron. The First World WarDiaries of William 'Jack' Lidsey. [2019] hardback Condition:New including an impressive score against

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Andrew White: Fire-step to Fokker Fodder: From the Trenches to the Red Baron. The First World WarDiaries of William 'Jack' Lidsey. [2019] hardback Condition:New including an impressive score againstJack Lidsey was one of the first to volunteer during the Great War, enlisting as a private soldier in his local regiment, the Oxfordshire and Buckinghamshire Light Infantry, in August 1914. He was sent to the Ypres Salient in March 1915, experiencing trench warfare around Ploegsteert Wood before moving south to the Somme in France. Lidsey was sent home for commissioning early in 1916, re joining his battalion as a Second Lieutenant just in time for

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including an impressive score against 7th Armoured Division at Villers Bocage early in the Normandy Campaign but by August 1944 the Allied breakout was gaining momentum and I SS Panzer Corps were struggling to contain the British and Canadians as they fought towards Falaise

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Born in Somerset in 1957 to itinerant Scottish parents

Andrew White: Fire-step to Fokker Fodder: From the Trenches to the Red Baron. The First World WarDiaries of William 'Jack' Lidsey. [2019] hardback Condition:New including an impressive score againstJack Lidsey was one of the first to volunteer during the Great War, enlisting as a private soldier in his local regiment, the Oxfordshire and Buckinghamshire Light Infantry, in August 1914. He was sent to the Ypres Salient in March 1915, experiencing trench warfare around Ploegsteert Wood before moving south to the Somme in France. Lidsey was sent home for commissioning early in 1916, re joining his battalion as a Second Lieutenant just in time for

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