Fighting The Boche Underground: Free Audiobook and Listening Guide

Fighting The Boche Underground, credited to Harry Davis Trounce, is available as a LibriVox volunteer audiobook. This guide identifies the recording, its source summary and its audio tracks.

About the work

The LibriVox catalogue summary, preserved with the recording, reads:

LibriVox recording of Fighting The Boche Underground by Harry Davis Trounce. Read in English by Paul Hampton Harry Trounce was an American mining engineer of British birth and parentage who joined the British Army in October 1915. After the briefest of training in England and France he joined the 181st Tunnelling Company at Silly-sur-la-Lys in Flanders in January 1916. This book is a detailed blow-by-blow (in every sense of the words) account of life underground as a junior officer in this company. - Summary by Paul Hampton

Recording facts

• Recording title: Fighting The Boche Underground
• Author credits: Harry Davis Trounce
• Language: English
• Original MP3 tracks: 14
• Listed recording duration: 4:39:26

Catalogue topics

• american
• royal engineers
• world war 1914-1918
• mines (military explosives)

Track guide

1. 01 - Ch 01 — 15:05
2. 02 - Ch 02 — 18:33
3. 03 - Ch 03 — 21:54
4. 04 - Ch 04 — 20:58
5. 05 - Ch 05 — 20:17
6. 06 - Ch 06 — 22:27
7. 07 - Ch 07 — 20:42
8. 08 - Ch 08 — 13:51
9. 09 - Ch 09 — 19:01
10. 10 - Ch 10 — 24:49
11. 11 - Ch 11 — 16:26
12. 12 - Ch 12 — 28:31
13. 13 - Ch 13 — 10:27
14. 14 - Ch 14 — 26:25

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