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British trooper meets French woman on the road to Lille, WW1A poignant scene captured by the Sphere magazines special artist, Fortunino Matania showing a British trooper riding through a devastated French landscape and stopping to speak to a French woman
Brooding Soldier - Canadian Memorial, Vancouver Corner - WWIThe memorial commemorates the 18, 000 Canadian soldiers who withstood the first gas attack on April 22/24 1915 (Battle of Ypres), suffering over 2, 000 casualties
Ypres Battlefield Markers and signsOver the 40 years that we have been writing about these battlefields, there has been many attempts to signpost the places of interest
Lockheed EC-130E Hercules 62-1818United States Air Force (USAF) - Lockheed EC-130E Hercules 62-1818 (msn 382-3780)ELiNT gatherer, used for snooping near hostile country borders and battlefields
Reconstructed CWGC Cemetery, Colne Valley, YpresThe Cemetery faces a feature known as Colne Valley. It is on one of the marked walking routes around the Ypres battlefields
The Trenches of Death Museum by the River Izjer, DixmuideThe Trenches of Death formed a Belgian defensive line along the west bank of the River Izjer which was pivotal in preventing the Germans breaking through to the Channel Ports
Ypres battlefields Entry Point North, Klein ZwaanhofThe Ypres battlefield has been divided into three areas, each with walking and cycling routes, and each featuring a particular aspect of the land
Ypres battlefields Entry Point South, PalingbeekThree Entry Points (North, East and South) to walking tours covering many points of interest in the Salient were created for the 100th Anniversaries, each with an unmanned Information Centre
Battlefields pilgrimage 1928, pilgrims at VimyA group of Home Counties pilgrims on the steps of the Canadian Memorial at Vimy, listening to a War Graves Commission guide describing the fighting
Lady Haig with Scottish Pilgrims in Cambrai, northern FranceLady Haig (The Countess Haig of Bemersyde) leading Scottish participants in the Battlefields Pilgrimage through Cambrai, northern France
Battlefields Pilgrims at Vimy Ridge, northern FranceBattlefields Pilgrims from the North-Western party inspecting the trenches on Vimy Ridge in northern France. The pilgrimage of 11
Battlefields Pilgrims in northern FranceBattlefields Pilgrims in France -- a company of blind men from St Dunstans (B5 Party). The pilgrimage of 11, 000 people to France and Flanders was organised by the British Legion
Battlefields Pilgrims at Vimy, northern FranceBattlefields Pilgrims (a section of Party B from the Home Counties) with their French soldier hosts in Vimy, northern France
British Legion Womens Section, Battlefields PilgrimsBritish Legion Womens Section leaders taking part in the Battlefields Pilgrimage -- Lady Edward Spencer Churchill OBE, Chairman of the Womens Section, and Dame Florence Simpson DBE
Battlefields Pilgrims in Newfoundland Memorial Park, FranceBattlefields Pilgrims in Newfoundland Memorial Park, Beaumont Hamel, Somme, northern France, looking at a treasure trove of war relics
Battlefields Pilgrims climbing Vimy Ridge, FranceBattlefields Pilgrims climbing Vimy Ridge in northern France. The pilgrimage of 11, 000 people to France and Flanders was organised by the British Legion and attended by the Prince of Wales
Farmers in France cultivating the ground after World War One were finding unexploded projectiles. In this drawing you can see a operator with a telephone receiver (microphone)
WW1 - Aerial View of the Dardanelles Battlefields, TurkeyWW1 - Aerial View of the Dardanelles Battlefield theatre, Turkey on 18th March 1915. 1915
Vertical Aerial Photograph of Front-Line Trenches Aerial?Vertical Aerial Photograph of Front-Line Trenches Aerial-Photography During WW1 Date: 1910s
Tethered Observation Kite Balloon During WW1 Aerial-Phot?Tethered Observation Kite Balloon During WW1 Aerial-Photography Date: 1910s
Courcelette Cemetery - Somme Battlefield Date: 22-Sep-10
WW1 - No Mans Land as seen in 1920 Date: 1920
Three books, The Somme, Lille, AmiensThree books, The Somme, Lille and Amiens, published by Michelin, 1919, dedicated to the memory of Michelin workmen and employees who lost their lives
Poppy field and grave of unknown soldierWild flowers, including numerous poppies, growing over a ravaged battlefield in France with a solitary wooden cross marking the grave of an unknown soldier. The picture, by Captain E. H
Group visiting the battlefields in a motor caravan, 1920A group visiting the WW1 battlefields of France and Flanders in 1920 - Lady Victoria Wemyss, Lady Charles Bentinck, the Comtesse Baillet-Latour and Major Baker-Ker
Attack on Logeast Wood, appropriate the battalions trophiesDuring the advance on the Western Front there was a race amoung men near a captured enemy gun for the honour of making upon it the name of the battalion to which it fell. Date: 1918
Two pages of a book, The Somme, MichelinTwo pages of a book, The Somme, Volume I, The First Battle of the Somme (1916-1917), published by Michelin, 1919, dedicated to the memory of Michelin workmen and employees who lost their lives
Title page, The Somme, MichelinTitle page, The Somme, Volume I, The First Battle of the Somme (1916-1917), published by Michelin, 1919, dedicated to the memory of Michelin workmen and employees who lost their lives
Book cover, The Somme, MichelinBook cover, The Somme, Volume I, The First Battle of the Somme (1916-1917), published by Michelin, 1919, dedicated to the memory of Michelin workmen and employees who lost their lives
Michelin guides to WW1 battle fieldsAdvertisement for Michelin travel guides, essential for a visit to First World War battlefields. Date: 1920
Sphere cover - artillery negotiating shell craters, MataniaBritish artillery in difficulty among shell craters in August 1918. Shell craters were created by explosions, could easily subside and filled with water in wet weather
Victorious British advance at LoosPart 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
