In his introduction, the editor Matthew Leonard introduces the many articles featured in this issue about conflict, the aftermath of war, loss, mental trauma, homosexuality and much more.
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Here are the contents:
Communications Lines - Letters to the Editor
The Camera Returns (109) - Bob Grundy and Steve Hall
The Repatriation and Burial of French Soldiers After the First World War - Christina Holstein
Clandestine Exhumations. Brining the dead home - Jill Stewart
No Bodies Found. ‘Ghost’ burials of the Western Front - Tom Tulloch-Marshall
Sarah Smith, the British War Graves Association and the Issue of Repatriation - Mark Connelly
The Trauma of Those Left Behind. Mothers and widows of the Great War - Richard Preston
The Psychological Legacy of Service in Veterans of the First World War. Some reflections - Peter Hodgkinson
The First World War, Facial and the Psychology of Disfigurement - Andrew Bamni
Invisible Killers of the Great War. The fight against microorganisms causing death from wounds and diseases - Tom Scotland
‘No More Than Three Months’ Trench Service. A study in the length of frontline service by other ranks in one during the Great War - Tom Thorpe
Three Aussies and an Englishman. A personal story of family and war - Myles Lauchlan Sanderson
‘Queer’ Men, Sex with Underage Boys and a Sheep. Prosecutions for gross indecency with a male person during the Great War - Frances Hurd
My Experience in France and Belgium 1917-18. Private Leonard Edgar Trice 242825, 7th Battalion, The Suffolk Regiment - edited by David Isby
Remembered. A reinforcement draft to the Royal Sussex Regiment - John M Ballard
Garrison Library (World War One Books reviewed)