The PUNCHLINE To provide an introduction to the history and heritage of the First World War. Technology Living conditions Stresses of warfare.

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The PUNCHLINE To provide an introduction to the history and heritage of the First World War. Technology Living conditions Stresses of warfare

The Western Front Sam McKinven

DISCUSSION GROUPS: 1.Identify examples of development in technology that occurred during military conflict. (This can include the Cold War of the 1960s and 1970s.) 2.Discuss what problems would motorcycle despatch riders experience without the assistance of maps and modern navigational aids? 3.List the differences between soldiers fighting under gun fire and despatch riders riding motor-cycles under gunfire. 4.Discuss your views of the role of women in com-bat. Should they be allowed to fight on the front line or take up roles away from danger?

FOOT SOLDIER MOTORCYCLE DESPATCH RIDER

Write a letter home:  Members of the Women’s Royal Naval Service;  Foot soldier;  Motorcycle Despatch Rider.

The PUNCHLINE To provide an introduction to the history and heritage of the First World War. Technology Living conditions Stresses of warfare