With the tour complete the author summarises the war effort he has witnessed and catalogs the industrial achievements of Great Britain at War.

The tour moves to Ypres and the total devastation is a shock to behold. The town is gone, but in the midst of this death and destruction, glory and honour have been earned.

The stop is a front line aerodrome for a chat with the flying men. Here we learn of some of their daring deeds and watch new aircraft designs arriving to aid the war effort.

The tour visits some quiet battlefields and the author has his stomach turned as he walks the cratered landscape of the unburied dead.

The tour moves on to Arras and finds the town a shattered wreck of it former glory.  At first it appears a wasteland but then the author finds there are still people there afterall...

Moving back from the front line a visit to a training camp includes a trial by poisonous gas and a close encounter with greek fire.

In a rickerty car running along shell cratered roads the tour passes lines of wounded as it movs up to an artillery battery and finds the guns firing.

The tour crosses the channel and enters the land of battle, France. Here the author enters a hospital and finds the well run nursing doing great work. Sadly the visit to the ward of soldiers suffering shell shock reveals the darker side of the war.

The tour moves onto a Battle Cruiser, the author is given a guided tour from the bowels of the ship past the big guns and up to the very mast head.

The visit to the ship builders continues, a Master Builder introducers us to a Super Dreadnought and the tour cruises past long line of ships in the final stages of fitting out.