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The book examines the British honours system's adaptations during the Great War, highlighting the introduction of new awards to recognize both battlefield and non-operational service. It details the special measures taken by the War Office, Air Ministry, and Home Office to acknowledge contributions made at home and in non-combat areas throughout the Dominions and Colonies. With approximately 45,000 recipients listed, it serves as a valuable resource for military and civil genealogy, documenting various service categories, including nursing and anti-aircraft services.