Dangerous Work

Experience the untold stories of British military labor during the First World War in Dangerous Work by Alan Weeks. Published by The History Press Ltd in 2014, this compelling narrative explores the evolution of military labor from its chaotic beginnings in 1914 to a formidable corps of 400,000 personnel by 1918. With the support of nearly a million dominion and foreign workers, this book sheds light on the critical role these individuals played in the war effort. Weeks' insightful account not only highlights the challenges faced but also celebrates the resilience and determination of those who contributed to Britain's military operations during this tumultuous period. A must-read for history enthusiasts and anyone interested in personal narratives from the Great War, Dangerous Work offers a unique perspective on the sacrifices and contributions that shaped a nation. Discover the powerful stories behind the numbers in this engaging paperback edition.