William Smith Williams is about the man who discovered the genius of Charlotte Bronte, edited John Ruskin and was mentor to many others. War on Wheels was about the men and women (including my father and mother) who mechanised the Army in WW2; MacRoberts Reply, is the story of an aircraft, the woman who bought her and the men who flew her; Ordnance explores what some of those people in my first book and others experienced in supplying the Army in WW1. They are all people’s stories.
The Williams home in Wheatley
The home of William Smith Williams' family in Wheatley
Friday, 23 January 2015
Or War on Wheels?
What is in a name? The story is about the mechanisation of the British Army in WWII. Its challenges, mistakes, lessons learnt and ultimate success.
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