WW1 British BEF Tommy’s Ark Soldiers and their Animals in the Great War Used Hardcover Reference Book

WW1 British BEF Tommy’s Ark: Soldiers and their Animals in the Great War is a hardcover reference book documenting the relationship between British Expeditionary Force soldiers and the animals they interacted with during the First World War. The volume examines the various roles animals played on the battlefield and in military camps, such as transport, logistics, companionship, and medical assistance. It provides historical context on the use of horses, dogs, pigeons, and other animals, drawing on period photographs, soldiers’ letters, and official records. The book explores daily life, duties, and challenges faced by both the military personnel and their animal counterparts. Designed as a reference for historians, collectors, and researchers, it presents factual accounts and illustrations relevant to military history and animal studies. The hardcover format offers durability suitable for library or personal use. This edition is a used copy and may show minor signs of handling or storage consistent with normal usage.  Total of 336 pages.