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German soldiers attacking out of a trench during World War I Stock Photo

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WW1 - British Soldiers overcoming resisitance and breaking through the German line between Epehy and Bellicourt in France. Date: circa 1917 Stock Photo

RMG3C27T–WW1 - British Soldiers overcoming resisitance and breaking through the German line between Epehy and Bellicourt in France. Date: circa 1917

Irish troops attacking German positions at Guillemont, September 1916. Irish soldiers engaging in fierce hand-to-hand combat at a machine-gun post which survived the Allied artillery bombardment prior to the attack. The Battle of Guillemont began on 3rd of September 1916 as part of the greater British offensive which began with the Battle of the Somme in July of that year. Date: 1916 Stock Photo

RM2M3K1XF–Irish troops attacking German positions at Guillemont, September 1916. Irish soldiers engaging in fierce hand-to-hand combat at a machine-gun post which survived the Allied artillery bombardment prior to the attack. The Battle of Guillemont began on 3rd of September 1916 as part of the greater British offensive which began with the Battle of the Somme in July of that year. Date: 1916

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British troops repelling a German liquid fire attack, WW1 Stock Photo

RMG3APKJ–British troops repelling a German liquid fire attack, WW1

British troops are shown marching across German trenches at the beginning of the Somme offensive of July 1916. Some soldiers are shown consolidating the captured positions, altering and repairing the captured trenches, whilst others surge forward to the second German line. 1916 Stock Photo

RM2M3K1R0–British troops are shown marching across German trenches at the beginning of the Somme offensive of July 1916. Some soldiers are shown consolidating the captured positions, altering and repairing the captured trenches, whilst others surge forward to the second German line. 1916

With the British regulars during the famous retreat from Mons in the opening weeks of World War I. In the narrow streets of Landrecies, soldiers of the Grenadier, Coldstream and Irish Guards successfully repel a German attack. 25 August 1914 Stock Photo

RM2M3K9HD–With the British regulars during the famous retreat from Mons in the opening weeks of World War I. In the narrow streets of Landrecies, soldiers of the Grenadier, Coldstream and Irish Guards successfully repel a German attack. 25 August 1914

The Storming of the Trenches round Loos: British Soldiers Rushing the German Positions, September 25 1915. "Faster, Boys! Give Them Hell!" British Infantry stroming an enemy trench near Loos during the Allied advance in Artois, September 25-27. Illustration by Fortunino Matania in The Sphere. Date: 1915 Stock Photo

RM2M3PF66–The Storming of the Trenches round Loos: British Soldiers Rushing the German Positions, September 25 1915. "Faster, Boys! Give Them Hell!" British Infantry stroming an enemy trench near Loos during the Allied advance in Artois, September 25-27. Illustration by Fortunino Matania in The Sphere. Date: 1915

A group of jocular British soldiers from the infantry battalion, 1st Kings Own Yorkshire Light Infantry, sit resting in front of Rio Gagliano in Italy. The man sitting in the centre with the cigarette is Michael James Neary. The men take a rest after six days' spent attacking the strongly defended German positions on Mounts Camino and Maggiore, fighting through thick mud and unceasing rain. The Illustrated London News, who printed this picture in January 1944, compared the Second World War Tommy to the previous generation who fought in the Great War and remarks in the caption on the similari Stock Photo

RM2RGCB95–A group of jocular British soldiers from the infantry battalion, 1st Kings Own Yorkshire Light Infantry, sit resting in front of Rio Gagliano in Italy. The man sitting in the centre with the cigarette is Michael James Neary. The men take a rest after six days' spent attacking the strongly defended German positions on Mounts Camino and Maggiore, fighting through thick mud and unceasing rain. The Illustrated London News, who printed this picture in January 1944, compared the Second World War Tommy to the previous generation who fought in the Great War and remarks in the caption on the similari

Part of one British battalion, with a strong party of bombers in advance, charged across the interveniing space between the British and the first-time German trenches. Date: 1915 Stock Photo

RM2M3P9DB–Part of one British battalion, with a strong party of bombers in advance, charged across the interveniing space between the British and the first-time German trenches. Date: 1915

VII - Tatchoing the British to their Entanglement. Another dastardly idea from the enemy as the Germans fire bombs filled with Tatcho, a famous hair restoring preparation of the time, which, true to its claims, is making the hair of the British soldiers grow at an alarming rate. Stock Photo

RM2M3P849–VII - Tatchoing the British to their Entanglement. Another dastardly idea from the enemy as the Germans fire bombs filled with Tatcho, a famous hair restoring preparation of the time, which, true to its claims, is making the hair of the British soldiers grow at an alarming rate.

RM2RGDN95–VII - Tatchoing the British to their Entanglement. Another dastardly idea from the enemy as the Germans fire bombs filled with Tatcho, a famous hair restoring preparation of the time, which, true to its claims, is making the hair of the British soldiers grow at an alarming rate.

The Zeebrugge mole fight: HMS Vindictive's marines charging along the mole, bomb a German destroyer. After escalating the parapet and dropping down to the mole itself: the gas-masked and steel-helmeted marines flinging hand grenades into one of the German destroyers that were attacked at their moorings alongside the mole wall. Date: 1918 Stock Photo

RM2M3RADM–The Zeebrugge mole fight: HMS Vindictive's marines charging along the mole, bomb a German destroyer. After escalating the parapet and dropping down to the mole itself: the gas-masked and steel-helmeted marines flinging hand grenades into one of the German destroyers that were attacked at their moorings alongside the mole wall. Date: 1918

A train of motor lorries of the Army Service Corps charging through a body of German cavalry. Reproduction of a painting by Frederic de Haenen in Great War Deeds, a special panorama supplement produced by the Illustrated London News in 1915, featuring heroic actions of the First World War. Date: 1915 Stock Photo

RM2M3PERA–A train of motor lorries of the Army Service Corps charging through a body of German cavalry. Reproduction of a painting by Frederic de Haenen in Great War Deeds, a special panorama supplement produced by the Illustrated London News in 1915, featuring heroic actions of the First World War. Date: 1915

British artillery (25-pounders) firing over open sights, while French and British infantry use their machine guns, to cover the evacuation of Dunkirk, northern France. Seen here stopping a German tank rush on the Dunkirk-Cassel road near Wormhoudt. A French counter-attack is developing in the middle distance, and a number of German tanks have been knocked out by direct hits. 1940 Stock Photo

RM2M3T0B5–British artillery (25-pounders) firing over open sights, while French and British infantry use their machine guns, to cover the evacuation of Dunkirk, northern France. Seen here stopping a German tank rush on the Dunkirk-Cassel road near Wormhoudt. A French counter-attack is developing in the middle distance, and a number of German tanks have been knocked out by direct hits. 1940

A French offensive in Champagne. French infantry attack a German position in Champagne in 1915, disorganised by an effective prior artillery attack (according to L'Illustration). Date: 1915 Stock Photo

RMG3C4G1–A French offensive in Champagne. French infantry attack a German position in Champagne in 1915, disorganised by an effective prior artillery attack (according to L'Illustration). Date: 1915

WW1 - Western Front - The Hindenbug Line (Siegfriedstellung), was a German defensive position of World War I, built during the winter of 1916 - 1917 on the Western Front, from Arras to Laffaux, near Soissons on the Aisne. Scottish troops storm into and at Stock Photo

RMG3C299–WW1 - Western Front - The Hindenbug Line (Siegfriedstellung), was a German defensive position of World War I, built during the winter of 1916 - 1917 on the Western Front, from Arras to Laffaux, near Soissons on the Aisne. Scottish troops storm into and at

Grenade Assault. A British trooper hurls a hand grenade toward a German position during the assault on the Normandy beaches on 6th June 1944 - D-Day - the second phase of Operation Overlord. Stock Photo

RM2M967K3–Grenade Assault. A British trooper hurls a hand grenade toward a German position during the assault on the Normandy beaches on 6th June 1944 - D-Day - the second phase of Operation Overlord.