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RMCF7CHR–German officers in an automobile on the road with a convoy of wagons; soldiers walk along side the road, World War 1
RM2BE114P–Parachute on fire, World War 1 era. Fedele Azari (Italian, 1895 - 1930); Italy; 1914 - 1929; Gelatin silver print.
RMMX2YHE–World War 1 Shells Ammunitions Factory UK The Chilwell munitions filling factory, Britain, WW1 More than 19 million shells were filled with explosives here by 10,000 workers between 1915-1918, during World War 1. The factory filled over half of all British shells during WW1 the Great War.
RMB5MRKN–WW1 West Fr Photo 1918 World War 1 Western Front German major offensive March July 1918 Woodland after artillery fire Photo
RMKWCWDE–World War 1. British soldiers celebrating their capture of German trenches at St. Eloi, near Ypres, Belgium. A massive 95,600 pound mine placed in a tunnel under the enemy trenches aided their success. They display captured German weapons. March 27, 1916. (BSLOC 2013 1 87)
RMBEGE34–List of names of fallen British soldiers in the Menin Memorial Gate, containing names of 54,896 Britons who died in World War 1
RMDWG51D–1st First World War 1, British Officer, 1914 - 1918, historical re-enactment Army soldier soldiers uniform uniforms
RFGDCRTP–Scenes at the end of the 1st World War c1918/1919 Devastation at Bazentin Le Petit nearby where there is now a military cemetary Photo by Tony Henshaw Scanned direct from a stereo original negative from a rare archive record of original photography from a British Doctor photographing at the end of World War 1 © World copyright.
RMP810XH–British soldiers manning a field gun. During the early months of World War 1, British forces suffered from a lack of ammunition. Lloyd George, then Minister of Munitions turned the situation around and from mid-1916 the allies were kept well supplied.
RMRM709D–The Ulster Volunteers march along Royal Avenue in Belfast during World War 1. The ulster volunteers were a paramilitary group formed by ulster protestants to fight home rule in Ireland when the first world war broke out and they formed the ulster volunteer 36th ulster division of the British Army.
RMT963W4–Flying airplane, World War 1. Fedele Azari (Italian, 1895 - 1930); Milan, Italy; 1914 - 1929; Gelatin silver print.
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...
RMB5MRRR–Askaris on the march Photo World War 1 War in the colonies German East Africa now Tanzania Askaris on the march Photo
RMDPWMD2–Keep 'em Going! World War 1 American Poster featuring advancing locomotive bearing a US badge and note signed by W.G. McAdoo.
RMKWCW8W–World War 1 in the Italian and Austria Alps. Italian soldiers wearing old fashioned head and body armor as they move against Austrian machine gun fire. Ca. 1915-18. (BSLOC 2013 1 23)
RMBDF0GY–Dochy Farm, Belgium, a World War 1 British commonwealth military cemetery with WWi war graves, Ypres, Flanders, Belgium, Europe
RMDPH5DB–World War 1 Christmas postcard from Baghdad by a serving soldier sent to his family back in England.
RMDJWNWN–First World War, 1916, wounded British army soldiers and nurses in English country house converted and used as hospital, nursing home, recuperation, houses, homes, Norfolk England UK, 1st WW, Great War 1914-1918, history, archive archival historical imagery, WW1 soldier, 1st World War, injured nurse World War 1
RMM229JW–World War 1 era photograph taken at Bergeus Aerodrome in France. A Spad aircraft can be seen being repaired between two temporary hangers, with the pilot standing in front of a hanger.
RMBEGEJ7–List of names of fallen British soldiers in the Menin Memorial Gate, containing names of 54,896 Britons who died in World War 1
RMFWC77J–British World War 1 trenches at Hill 62 Sanctuary Wood on the Ypres Salient battlefields, Belgium.
RMBG8MNM–World War I (1914-1918). Italian troops defending their positions against the enemy using stones. 1917.
RMC4FGK2–A wounded Serbian being carried into a Red Cross dressing station on the Balkan front line, World War 1.
RMGG2D6D–The ashes of Napoleon's son are returned. General de La Laurencie, Darlan, General Laure and the prefect Langeron December 1940 France - World War 1
RMT04P3B–WW1 1917 German Propaganda Appeal War Loan Poster showing framed picture of a medieval knight with a laurel wreath on his head reaching up to help a woman wearing a crown seated on a horse. In background, Vienna with St. Stephens Cathedral and the slogan 'Durch Sieg zum Frieden' 'PEACE THROUGH VICTORY' Main Text: Subscribe to the War Loan, Bankhouse Schelhammer & Schattern. Dated 1917 World War 1
RMB5MRKJ–WW1 French trenches 1918 World War 1 Western Front German major offensive March July 1918 French trenches after the storm Photo
RM2CBXD6A–Cartoon from the First World War based on an armoured car, that saw its first large scale service during World War 1 but its direct-combat value was superceded by the arrival of the 'tank'.
RMB6C78T–Harry Patch British 1st World War 1 trench fighting survivor receiving the Freedom of the City of Wells Somerset on 10.7.2008
RMKWCW90–World War 1. Austrian officer wounded while on patrol in the Isonzo battle front. His head wound is attended by a medical officer. In the near background is a dead horse. Ca. 1914-15. (BSLOC 2013 1 24)
RME43AW9–World War 1 WW1 French family ouside their home destroyed by shelling at La Bassée in Nord-Pas-de-Calais 1918
RFGDCRFX–Scenes at the end of the 1st World War c1918/1919 Battlefield close to The Hindenburg Line. Photo by Tony Henshaw Scanned direct from a stereo original negative from a rare archive record of original photography from a British Doctor photographing at the end of World War 1 © World copyright.
RMDJWNNM–British First World War soldiers in encampment, 1st World War, 1st WW, Great War 1914-1918, history, archive archival historical imagery, WW1, England UK British Army soldier camp World War 1
RMERGFR0–'Siesta in a Trench' , 1915. During World War 1. (German: 'Siesta in Schützengraben. Hungarian: 'Piheno a loveszarokban'.)
RMDYEHXE–World War 1 - During his visit to the front, General Joffre reviews an artillery position. 1916
RFDYCW2H–A 6' World War 1, naval artillery gun guarding the Northern approach to Bressay sound, Lerwick, Shetland
RMMDG0FG–WW1 Gas chemical attack British 55th (West Lancashire) Division troops blinded by German tear gas, await treatment at an Advanced Dressing Station near Bethune during the Battle of Estaires. 10 April 1918, part of the German offensive in Flanders. World War 1
RMB5MR20–Explosion of a mine on an Eng grave World War 1 Western Front Explosion of a mine on an English grave Photo c 1917
RMBG8MDE–Attack of the allied troops in the area of Verdun: british infantry in attack in La Baisselle to remove a german infiltration.
RMKWCW7P–World War 1: Battle of the Argonne Forest. An infantry attack by American troops in woods of the Argonne Forest fought from Sept. 26, 1918, until the Armistice, Nov. 11, 1918. Lithograph by Lucien Jonas, 1927. (BSLOC 2013 1 204)
RMBDF0DJ–Tyne Cot WW1 World War 1 Commonwealth military cemetery at Passchendaele, Flanders, Belgium, Europe
RMBC0CNT–1st First World War 1 historical re-enactment privates and officer soldier soldiers British military khaki uniform uniforms
RMERGHCD–World War 1: Arnulf Morer, officer and surgeon. German Red Cross postcard. Caption: 'Artillerieleutenant Arnulf Morer, Mediziner von Beruf, leistet am 4. Juni 1915 bei Krasnik Verwundeten seiner Batterie ärtzliche Hilfe, während er zugleich das Feuer seiner Geschütze leitet'.
RMBG1YE3–Contemporary World War One illustration of Field Marshal Douglas Haig and British Generals planning the Third Battle of Ypres.
RMDYEH92–World War 1 - Ruined bridges and rain cards at the bombed Lievin mine in the French province of Artois (1915)
RMKWDAY6–World War 1: Battle of Verdun. A U.S. machine gun emplacement in the Verdun trenches. 1927 lithograph by Lucian Jonas. (BSLOC 2013 1 111)
RMP81E21–During the Mesopotamian campaign in the Middle Eastern theatre of World War I, Allied troops had to walk hundreds of miles across deserts in heat that could cause sunstroke if care wasn't taken. The battles were fought between the Allies represented by the British Empire, mostly troops from Britain, Australia and the British Indian, and the Central Powers, mostly of the Ottoman Empire.
RMGDCRWD–Scenes at the end of the 1st World War c1918/1919 Members of the RAMC including nurses pose for a flashed photo taken by the officer to the right - note the remote control device. This man is likely to be the author of this set of photographs. Photo by Tony Henshaw Scanned direct from a stereo original negative from a rare archive record of original photography from a British Doctor photographing at the end of World War 1 © World copyright.
RM2JHY2GA–WW1 The Battle for the Somme Horse drawn feild cannon artillery between Echisier and Frize. French 15.5 cm field gun battery advancing on the road that runs alongside the Somme Canal (July 10, 1917). First World War The Great War World War 1 France The Somme
RMB5MRRP–Askaris in combat Photo World War 1 War in the colonies German East Africa now Tanzania Askaris in combat position Photo
RMKWDA03–World War 1. U.S. troops take up a position in the trenches near Verdun, France. The Valley of the Meuse, where the great Battle of Verdun was fought in 1916, can be seen in the background. Verdun-sur-Meuse, France. 1918. (BSLOC 2013 1 109)
RMERGH73–World War 1: Serbian Prisoners of War captured by Austro- Hungarian forces. Near Belgrade, Serbia. Published 4 November 1915.
RMBG8KYJ–World War I (1914-1918). German air raid alert. French police officers patrolling the streets of Paris, carrying gas masks.
RMDYEJ6J–World War 1 - The last page of the declaration of war with Germany, 1917 signed by President Wilson and Secretary of State, Lansing.
RMKWDAY1–World War 1: Battle of Verdun. Human bones were the ghastly mementos of battle at Verdun. After the war, the Douaumont Ossuary was built to memorialize and contain the bones of 130,000 French and German unknown dead from the Verdun battlefield. Ca. 1919. (BSLOC 2013 1 108)
RMB8NTXB–Famous World War One British recruiting and propaganda poster entitled “Women of Britain say GO!”.
RMP8110B–During the Battle of the Somme, between 1 July and 18 November, 1916, troops that had aprticipated in attacks were withdrawn from the front line and kept in reserve. They usually rested in abandoned trenches, and formed working parties carrying supplies to the front line or digging defensive works.
RMBD6B6A–The funeral of Harry Patch, aged 111, who was the last surviving soldier who fought in the trenches on the Western Front in WW1
RMR0Y31J–WW1 Machine Gun crew from Regimental Headquarters Company, 23rd Infantry, firing 37mm gun during an advance against German entrenched positions in the Argonne Forest 1918 France World War 1 First World War The Meuse-Argonne Offensive (also known as Battles of the Meuse-Argonne and the Meuse-Argonne Campaign) was a major part of the final Allied offensive of World War I that stretched along the entire Western Front in the First World War or Great War (image processed to reveal original impact and quality) Remarkable stark image taken under fire..
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