Outside of the relationship of a knowledgeable, caring adult with kids - none of it actually matters.

1. The Game
2. Tommy's Tongue
3. WW1 Encyclopedia
4. Great War Curriculum
5. Great War Resources

V - Vic

VAD:

Voluntary Aid Detachment.

Vamoose:

To go quickly. From Spanish vamos, let us go.

Velvet:

Good. To be on velvet was to be in exceptionally fortunate and comfortable circumstances.

Vermorel Sprayer:

An agricultural spraying tool, used in the trenches to spray dispersal chemicals onto low-lying pockets of gas.

Very:

A flare or colored light fired from a Very pistol for signalling at night. After the inventor, Edward W. Very (1852-1910), a U.S. naval ordnance officer.

Vin Blanc Anglais:

Whisky. From French, literally English white wine.