Coachman to Quetta: War time service of an ordinary Edwardian

William was an ordinary man, you won't find his name in any history of the time, and there is very little in official records about him, but he left his wife and four young children from his small cottage in Clatford, to travel to Quetta, with the Army Veterinary Corps, in what was then India but is now on the border between Afghanistan and Pakistan.This story of an obscure soldier serving in a minor role at an outpost of the Empire during the Great War, has been the quest of William's gran...