Sir James Willcocks commanded the Indian Army Corps when it was rushed to France in 1914. His personal account follows the Indian troops through the first winter of trench warfare, Givenchy, Neuve Chapelle and the attacks of 1915, and his constant struggle to keep battalions up to strength, with warm tribute to the sepoys he led.
An important record of India’s part in the Great War, written with the attitudes of a British general of 1920. Download the free EPUB.