author
Horace Wyatt
1876–1954
A pioneering writer on motor transport, Horace Wyatt explored how cars, lorries, and other vehicles were reshaping industry and modern warfare. His work offers a vivid view of the mechanical innovations that defined the early twentieth century.
2 Audiobooks
Motor Transports in War
by Horace Wyatt
Malice in Kulturland
by Horace Wyatt
About the author
Horace Wyatt (1876–1954) was a British author and motoring specialist whose writing focused on the growing importance of motor vehicles. He served as editor and later consulting editor of Motor Traction, building extensive knowledge of vehicle design, industry, and military transport.
His best-known work, Motor Transports in War (1914), examines the use of motor vehicles for moving troops and supplies, transporting ammunition, carrying the wounded, and supporting military aviation during the First World War. He also wrote The Motor Industry and Malice in Kulturland, among other books.