Newspaper cutting about A. William Smythe, with brief description of his life, including war activities.

W. J. Wood was a transport driver with the Oxfordshire and Buckinghamshire 2/4th Battalion. He served at Ypres. During his service he was shot in the leg and has itching leg many years later. He survived the war and went on to father six children. He was described by his family as a strict man with a hard life, but fair, good and hard-working. || War and victory medals demobilisation paper spurs newspaper cuttings cards standing orders || || Other || Transport || Spurs || || Front || Official document || What Every Soldier Should Know || Trench Life || Manual for soldiers || || What Every Soldier Should Know || Official document || Soldier's Manual || || Official document || What Every Soldier Should Know || Trench Life || What Every Soldier Should Know Manual || || What Every Soldier Should Know || Official document || What Every Soldier Should Know Manual || || What Every Soldier Should Know || Official document || What Every Soldier Should Know Manual