On scout duty he frequently penetrated German trenches and gun positions in the night.
A bomb duel with a German patrol when he was detected in their trenches brought him irreparable injury.
He lay for three days in the mud of a shellhole in the enemy country with his right arm blasted, his upper jaw broken, his face and shoulders burned, but survived and managed to escape.
He was awarded the Military Cross for daring and valuable service to his King.
You will probably hear Captain Fallon lecture, but his book is something you will wish to keep. It is historical and every word rings true.
THE WAR BOOK WITH A THRILL
SPECIMEN CHAPTER
CHAPTER XII
"Razzle Dazzle"