They called them the Coward Brigade, those who dared object to war. Counting their white feathers, they were the conscientious objectors, but they were everything but cowards.
The Non-Combatant Corps faced every danger the Army did on the Western Front, with one exception — the NCC weren’t armed to defend themselves. They only had their guts and their duty.

Story: Iain McLaughlin

Art: Morhain & Defeo

Cover: Ian Kennedy