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32 pages : illustrations (some colour), maps, portraits. What is bravery? -- Opening moves -- Trench raid -- A long way from home -- Front-line nurses -- The war in the air -- The war at sea -- Trench warfare -- War workers -- Walter Tull - unrecognised hero -- Tank against tank -- Stretcher-bearer -- Research and records. Bravery in World War I gives accounts of members of the armed forces of who risked their own lives to help others in frightening and dangerous situations. Find out how these heroic individuals acted under great pressure, how people were awarded for their bravery, and more about the events of the war they were fighting in.