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200 10$aHell, hope and heroes$b[electronic resource] $elife in the field ambulance in World War I : the memoirs of Private Roy Ramsay, AIF /$fedited by his son Ron J. Ramsay
210   $aDural, N.S.W $cRosenberg Pub.$d2005
215   $a1 online resource (272 p.)
300   $aDescription based upon print version of record.
311   $a1-877058-29-7 
320   $aIncludes bibliographical references and index.
327   $aContents; Editor's Note; Introduction; 1 'More Meat for the Germans'; 2 The Alluring East; 3 War on the Peninsula; 4 'A Disgraceful Medical Debacle'; 5 'A Well-Organized Operation'; 6 France at Last; 7 The Pozie?res Stunt; 8 The Fromelles Disaster; 9 News From Sinai; 10 Foul Conditions at Flers; 11 First Bullecourt and the German Response; 12 Lagnicourt and Blighty; 13 Back to France and a New Opportunity; 14 Rest, Recreation and Return; 15 The German Offensive; 16 The Australian Counter-Attack; 17 The First Battle of Villers-Bretonneux; 18 Hazebrouck and Villers-Bretonneux Again
327   $a19 God With Us?20 'Peaceful Penetration'; 21 Some Hope Amid the Horrors; 22 Victory at Le Hamel; 23 The Tide Turns; 24 The Beginning of the End; 25 The Irresistible Force; 26 The Immovable Object?; 27 'Gay Paree' and Peace; 28 Homeward Bound; Postscript; Glossary and Abbreviations; Bibliography; Index
330   $aRoy Ramsay worked with the Field Ambulance in Egypt, on hospital ships evacuating the wound and sick from Gallipoli in WWI. He served on the Western Front, enduring the shocking physical conditions of trench warfare, and the struggle to retrieve the injured and wounded and get them back for medical attention. These war memoirs cover the whole course of the war until the Armistice.
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606   $aWorld War, 1914-1918$vPersonal narratives, Australian
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