Walk Round Plugstreet Wood by Ted Smith

Walk Round Plugstreet Wood by Ted Smith

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This book takes a close and detailed look at this billet on the Western Front and the men who served there.

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Walk Round Plugstreet Wood by Ted Smith

A book highlighting the multitude of little-known actions, places of interest and the activities of the men who served in this area where most regiments of the British and Commonwealth armies saw service during the Great War. Although much has been written of the Ploegsteert (Plugstreet to the troops) links with Bruce Bairnsfather's 'Old Bill' and Winston Churchill plus its position on the southern slopes of the shoulder of the Messines Ridge, little has been documented of its importance during the earlier and mid-stages of the war. Generally spoken of as a quiet area, Plugstreet saw some of the most brutal and bitterly fought actions during the early years of the war.
Smith, Ted: - Ted Smith is a senior human resource and organisational development consultant, currently working as MD at UKHR.com Ltd. Ted has a degree in science, a diploma in HRM, and has held positions at Glaxo, Nielsen, Vernalis, the Medical Research Council and Wellcome Trust. He's worked in Europe, USA, Africa and Asia at executive and board level, and is currently chair of the Ideas Foundation (a charity). Ted is the author of The Train Blog: Odd and Weird People-Watching (2020), and has published several children's stories for charity, including The Exploding Turnips, Arthur Ramsbottom and the Dinkle Donkle, and the Willie the Hippo series.
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ISBN 13 9780850525700
ISBN 10 0850525705
Title Walk Round Plugstreet Wood
Author Ted Smith
Condition Unavailable
Binding Type Paperback
Publisher Pen & Sword Books Ltd
Year published 1997-02-18
Number of pages 160
Cover note Book picture is for illustrative purposes only, actual binding, cover or edition may vary.