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When World War I began in August 1914, few at the time anticipated the prolonged bloodletting that eventually produced the deaths of tens of millions of men fighting on land, sea and in the air in the global conflict. The horrendous “butcher’s bill” of the Great War, as the 1914-18 conflict was known to contemporaries, …
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