East Surrey Regiment kick footballs

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East Surrey Regiment kick footballs

Soldiers of the East Surrey regiment advance through heavy fire towards enemy lines, kicking footballs as they go. The footballs were provided as a means of encouraging the men to attack. Needless to say, the footballs made a lot more ground than many of the men. Date: 1916

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Advance Footballs Heavy Kick Kicking Regiment Surrey

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