In this episode we visit the Somme battlefield and discuss what happened at Mouquet Farm in August and September 1916. But not through the history books. We drill down to the awful personal experiences of the soldiers who were there. An Australian explains how he was buried by a shell burst for an hour before being saved. How did that feel? And how the soldiers fought amongst the unburied bodies, and body parts, of friend and foe. We also hear from a British Officer who discovered a dead soldier still clinging to his Bible. And the Canadian soldier who wrote a letter to his Mother the day before he died, but it wasn’t delivered until 1928.