Three Years of War in East Africa

Three Years of War in East Africa, published in 1919 by Angus Buchanan, is a historical account of the author's experiences as a soldier in the East African campaign during World War I. The narrative focuses on the operations of the 25th Royal Fusiliers, detailing the challenges faced by soldiers in a tropical environment, including combat strategies and the hardships of military life. Buchanan captures the camaraderie among troops and their transition from civilian life to the rigors of war, providing valuable insights into a lesser-known theater of the Great War.