"The Brighton Boys in the Radio Service" by James R. Driscoll is a story set during World War I where three friends from Brighton Academy—Joe, Jerry, and Slim—join the U.S. military's Signal Corps because they want to serve their country. The book is about how brave they are, how much they love their country, and the exciting adventures they have while dealing with the dangers of war and enemy spies. Early in the book, the boys are motivated to join the military together after they were doing typing drills. They meet a friendly telegrapher, Philip Burton, who helps them get enlisted. They support each other as they get ready to join the Signal Corps, like when Slim worries he is too heavy to be accepted, but that is quickly handled. This beginning shows how strong their friendship is and how dedicated they are to their country, creating a fun but also serious feeling for the rest of the book.
The Brighton Boys in the Radio Service
By James R. Driscoll
Three young friends answer the call of duty during wartime, facing thrilling escapades and treacherous adversaries while serving their nation with unwavering loyalty.
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