Publisher's Synopsis
In this thrilling memoir, James G. Harle Moore shares his experiences serving with the Fourth New Zealand Rough Riders in World War I. From the trenches of Gallipoli to the deserts of Sinai, Moore offers a first-hand account of combat and camaraderie in one of the most harrowing periods of modern history.
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