Just as "Yank" referred to American soldiers in WWI and WWII, "Tommy" referred to any soldier in Great Britain's army.
Tommy's Rocking Horse - 1911 was released on: USA: 12 October 1911
Tommy's War has 352 pages.
Colors and symbols on the horse in the form of war paint was a way for the braves to show they were not afraid of war. They were also a way to distinguish one horse from another and show the tribal colors.
Tommy's War was created on 2008-09-15.
A Tommy in world war one was a British soldier.
"Tommy" is not an Irish word.
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If you mean the Tommy's it was nick name for british World War One Soldiers. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tommy_Atkins
well a nurse was a nurse and a Tommy was a Tommy A Tommy was a British soldier. The origins of the nickname Tommy are a lost in the mists of time. Tommy Atkins was a term used for British soldiers as early as 1745 although in 1815 the name Tommy Atkins was used in a war office publication to show how a soldier's pay book should be filled out. Nurse was not a nickname, unlike Tommy.
war horse is mediveal genre
No, Albert does not die in "War Horse." He survives the war and is reunited with his horse Joey.
Charley horse (or Charlie horse). Also variously called a corked thigh, dead leg, granddaddy, chopper or Tommy horse.