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RM2K015J8–WWI - Inside a German bomb-proof trench built of metal plates and corrugated iron sheets. -------- WWI - In einem deutschen bombensicheren Graben aus Metallplatten und Wellblechen.
RMB5MAAG–British soldiers in trench WWI 1915 History World War I Western Front Trench warfare British soldiers in a trench Photo c 1915
RMBK0JJJ–British soldiers of the northern counties in destroyed trench during Battle of Menin Road waiting order to attack.
RMEJG40W–GERMAN STORMTROOPERS near Sedan in May 1917. Note pile of stock grenades at right which would be carried in he bag slung over the shoulder of the soldier next to them.
RMDW7DW6–French soldiers fighting in the trenches during WWI. From The War Illustrated Album Deluxe, published 1915.
RMCCA970–1917 Trench warfare soldiers playing Draughts checkers board game pet cat smoking pipe smoker past time sandbag board
RMG16B0R–American soldiers in trenches, France, 1918. Trench warfare is a form of land warfare using occupied fighting lines consisting largely of trenches, in which troops are significantly protected from the enemy's small arms fire and are substantially sheltere
RMB16E1H–City of Chester, England. A 1st World War (WW1) trench warfare exhibition at the Cheshire Military Museum.
RM2J4T4P8–Trench Warfare WW1 American Marine receiving first aid treatment on a stretcher before being transportred to hospital Toulon sector trenches 1918 Stark reality of treatment of the wounded in trenches during trench warfare France World War 1 First World War
RMT8PACW–A helmet front plate for trench warfare Pressed from a massive iron plate, thickness circa 6 mm. With two vision slits (approximately 15 x 1.5 mm) and a recess on the right side of the cheek for easier pointing respectively aiming with the gun. On top a metal buckle to mount the plate on the head gear of the bearer. The inside is lined with felt, similar to the lining of the famous German trench armour, to reduce pressure respectively to protect the face of the gunman. The leather straps are slightly brittle or missing. Both sides with traces of , Additional-Rights-Clearance-Info-Not-Available
RMBJW9HE–Trench warfare, Bourlon Wood, France, World War I, 1914-1918.Artist: Realistic Travels Publishers
RMB5M8CN–2 G55 F1 1916 21 E WWI Trench warfare Verdun Fr soldiers History World War I France Trench warfare at Verdun French soldiers in
RMBHAH46–English troops wearing gas masks charge a German trench on the Western Front during the First World War.
RMGB7G7B–Harry Patch, 110, who is the last survivor of trench warfare on the Western Front arrives to help launch this year's poppy appeal.
RMP8JDB5–British soldiers going 'over the top' when they emerged from trenches and charged out over open land to attack the enemy. Soldiers did not look forward this moment, and certainly many of them must have regarded it as foolhardy and dangerous. Trench warfare was a type of land warfare using occupied fighting lines consisting largely of military trenches, in which troops are well-protected from the enemy's small arms fire and are substantially sheltered from artillery. The most famous use of trench warfare was the Western Front in World War I.
RM2F24TG5–Trench Warfare, Trenches or Battlefield during the First World War, Great War or World War One. Vintage Wood Engraving, Woodblock Print or Woodcut by Maurice Busset c1920
RFCCA7RJ–1915 Heroes Lord Kitchener's old regiment British Army Trench warfare spade shovel pick Axe digging dig grenade explosion
RMG16B0P–American soldiers in trenches, France, 1918. Trench warfare is a form of land warfare using occupied fighting lines consisting largely of trenches, in which troops are significantly protected from the enemy's small arms fire and are substantially sheltere
RMCWC0D5–Allied soldiers climb out of the defensive trench to engage in battle on the Western front during World War I. Ca. 1917.
RMT8PACP–A helmet front plate for trench warfare Pressed from a massive iron plate, thickness circa 6 mm. With two vision slits (approximately 15 x 1.5 mm) and a recess on the right side of the cheek for easier pointing respectively aiming with the gun. On top a metal buckle to mount the plate on the head gear of the bearer. The inside is lined with felt, similar to the lining of the famous German trench armour, to reduce pressure respectively to protect the face of the gunman. The leather straps are slightly brittle or missing. Both sides with traces of , Additional-Rights-Clearance-Info-Not-Available
RM2HXD6F1–England, Dorset, Bovington Camp, The Tank Museum, Display of WWI Tank being used in Trench Warfare
RM2F3T9G4–WWI - Trench warfare - Canadian troops preparing lunch only 50 yards from the German lines.
RMB5M8D3–2 G55 F1 1916 23 E WW1 Trench warfare Verdun 1916 History World War One France Trench warfare near Verdun French soldier prepari
RMECGEF6–German soldiers wearing spiked helmets and carrying ammunition cartridges around their necks walk along a trench during World War One.
RMG16B9G–German military personel in a trench. Trench warfare is a form of land warfare using occupied fighting lines consisting largely of trenches, in which troops are significantly protected from the enemy's small arms fire and are substantially sheltered from
RMRPRTTR–'Shallow trench', fighting in the early days of the war, near Ypres, c1914. A German advance against British trenches, held by the King's Liverpool Regiment. Shallow trench, fighting in the early days of the war, near Ypres. A German advance against British trenches, held by the King's Liverpool Regiment.
RMDH8D20–Great War trench warfare. British soldiers sit on a captured German position amongst barbed wire entanglements and discarded gun
RMMYR6F5–TRENCHES WW1 Over the top ‘Battle Of The Somme’ 1916 Stark grim powerful image of British troops in line ‘to go over the top’...of the trenches, under heavy German Empire Army fire during the Battle of the Somme. (Somme Offensive) Harrowing numbers of casualties were suffered on both sides... Western Front Pas de Calais France World War 1 First World War World War One 1916. This image has been carefully re-mastered to retain its original image detail impact...
RMT4TGTJ–A uniform ensemble for an assault pioneer in trench warfare. Steel helmet M 1916 in 'Mimicry' camouflage with maker's marks. Three-piece inner liner, chin strap on button 91. Field-grey tunic M 1915 with folding collar, depot stamp inside. Grey field trousers with leather trim and depot stamp inside. Prussian belt buckle, painted field-grey with belt. Grey puttees (made later), leather lace-up boots with nailed soles. Wire cutters with maker 'Hückinghaus'. Hand grenade bag of heavy sackcloth. Hand grenade for decoration, with legend and pull cord, Additional-Rights-Clearance-Info-Not-Available
RM2HXD6DN–England, Dorset, Bovington Camp, The Tank Museum, Display of WWI Tank being used in Trench Warfare
RMM21YC2–First World War (1914-1918) aka The Great War or World War One - Trench Warfare on the German lines
RMB5M8BP–2 G55 F1 1916 10 Trench with barbed wire World War I History World War I France Trench warfare French trenches with barbed wire
RMBH7GM0–A trench crowded with the wounded and the dead during an action in the Argonne, France during the First World War.
RMGKGTX7–Mark I Male Tank C15, crosses a British trench on the way to attack Thiepval on the Somme, 25th September 1916
RMCTWXHF–Reconstructed Trenches used in Trench Warfare during the First World War at Gallipoli Turkey
RFT0EC46–Replica trenches constructed at the Memorial Museum Passchendaele were you can experience conditions of trench warfare from WW1
RMG16B7Y–German soldiers in a trench. Trench warfare is a form of land warfare using occupied fighting lines consisting largely of trenches, in which troops are significantly protected from the enemy's small arms fire and are substantially sheltered from artillery
RMRPRTWA–In a front line trench at Ovillers, 1916. The Capture of Ovillers (1-16 July 1916) was a British local operation during the Battle of Albert, the name given by the British to the first two weeks of the Battle of the Somme.
RM2K2K0WG–World War I 1914-1918: Trench warfare - German soldier standing in a trench and firing a machine gun, 1915. Military, Army, Weapon, Automatic
RM2E2658R–WW2 Propaganda Image Wehrmacht Army Nazi soldier in trench dugout with MG-42 Machine Gun with optical sight, ammunition boxes close to hand
RMT4TGTM–A uniform ensemble for an assault pioneer in trench warfare. Steel helmet M 1916 in 'Mimicry' camouflage with maker's marks. Three-piece inner liner, chin strap on button 91. Field-grey tunic M 1915 with folding collar, depot stamp inside. Grey field trousers with leather trim and depot stamp inside. Prussian belt buckle, painted field-grey with belt. Grey puttees (made later), leather lace-up boots with nailed soles. Wire cutters with maker 'Hückinghaus'. Hand grenade bag of heavy sackcloth. Hand grenade for decoration, with legend and pull cord, Additional-Rights-Clearance-Info-Not-Available
RMBG2K2H–Contemporary WW1 illustration of British soldier storming a German trench in the 1915 Battle of Loos - an action that won a DCM.
RMB5MAB8–2 G55 W1 1916 13 WWI Observation post trench 1916 History WWI Western Front Trench Warfare German soldiers in a trench observing
RM2J2KPC1–An early 20th century German advertising poster from World War One, 1914-1918, showing Poster shows a soldier in a trench holding a grenade. Text: And you? Subscribe to the 7th War Loan The artist was Alfred Roller (1864-1935)
RFT0EC86–Replica trenches constructed at the Memorial Museum Passchendaele were you can experience conditions of trench warfare from WW1
RMG16B7W–German soldiers in a trench. Trench warfare is a form of land warfare using occupied fighting lines consisting largely of trenches, in which troops are significantly protected from the enemy's small arms fire and are substantially sheltered from artillery
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