The War Service Scouts Handbook

This unique guide demonstrates all the skills a 'War Scout' needed during WW2. Designed to provide the additional education a Scout needed such as reporting downed aircraft, watching for planes, first aid, dealing with rubble and other war-specific skill-sets. The guide even covers elementary self-defence for scouts and the right mind-set to be in to eventually graduate into the armed forces, home guard or careers such as policing and being an air raid warden. Complete with photography, illustrations, diagrams - it is a digestible and visual manual that covers ground as diverse as morse code and signal flags, to knots and communications. 53,000 scouts went through War Service training and skills during the second world war - and this guide is a testament to their spirit of preparedness and national pride.

Pages: 116, Paperback, Naval & Military Press