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Napoleon III TreviglioNapoleon III, exercising personal command of the French expeditionary force, issues orders and directs troop movements at Treviglio
Boer on the March / 1899TROOP MOVEMENTS Boers on the march through the Transvaal
Ww1 / Wurttemberg TrenchWurttemberg troops observing. An officer uses a pair of binoculars in order to observe enemy movements
Wwi / British Staff CarFour British soldiers in a staff car at an army base
Kaiser & Troops / 1915Kaiser Wilhelm II watches from a balcony as German infantry, many of whom raise their helmets in salute, march off to the front line
Ww / Troopships / ChannelTroopships crossing the Channel: Outward Bound and Homeward Bound
German Troops / Train / 1915Nicolaus, Nicolaus, we re coming to break your teeth ! - happy German soldiers on their way to the Russian front on a train labelled Direct to Petersburg
Horse-Drawn ArtilleryGerman horse-drawn artillery moving to fresh positions during a bombardment
Germans Troops LeavingGerman troops return to the Front, kissed and waved goodbye from their womenfolk
Germans Move GunsGerman horse artillery moves guns to new positions, supported by infantry
German Supplies MovedGermans bring up supplies on horse-drawn wagons, passing through the streets of the occupied French town of Comines
German Artillery on MoveGerman horse-drawn artillery moves forward at breakneck speed - probably literally !
German Ski-Troops LeaveAuszug der Schneeschuh- Truppen - the out-going of the snow-shoe-troops from a German station, heading for the snows of Russia
French Artillery MovingA convoy of French heavy artillery moves to new positions
German Troops WavingGerman troops, marching at night, wave to a passing train
German Troops RefreshedA jolly German girl offers refreshments to German troops at a railway station
British Cavalry AdvanceOn a fine autumn day, British cavalry advance towards the front through the French countryside, watched by peasants working in the fields
British in BusesThe underequipped British Army, possessing no proper transport vehicles, makes uses of London buses to enable the troops to reach the front line
German Troops in VosgesGerman troops march through the streets of a French town in the Vosges, north-east France, while the populace watch with apprehension
Wwi / British Enter LilleThe arrival of British troops in a suburb of Lille is greeted by jubilation from the crowd
Wwi / To the Front LineFrench troops cross a ford on their way to the front line trenches
Wwi / Scottish TroopsScottish soldiers return from combat
Wwi / Canadian CampA Canadian cavalry brigade camp
Wwi / French Troops RestFrench troops, being transported by train, break their journey with a refreshment stop at a railway station
Wwi / Transport ShipsThe British transport ships Erma and Elephanta at Suez
Wwi / German Troops / LorryGerman troops are transported by lorry to the Romanian Front
Wwi / German TroopsGerman troops, one carrying his bicycle, cross a stream as they move into Eastern France
Wwi / German Troops to WarGerman troops are mobilised
Boer / Armoured Train / BeggTROOP MOVEMENTS Soldiers travel in an armoured train along a rocky embankment near Ladysmith
Troops at GravesendBritish troops cross the Thames from Gravesend to Tilbury Fort, on flat- boats drawn on ropes : besides men, guns, horses and wagons are carried, spectators watch
British Artillery MovingA British horse-drawn artillery regiment hooks up and moves off
Thaw on the Somme, WwiBritish artillery ploughing its way through mud and water to Gommecourt after the thawing of the Somme
Review of Young GuardsKing George V reviews " Young Guards" before their departure for garrison duty on the Rhine in Germany
Cavalry Brigade at WorkHeliograph section of a Sikh cavalry brigade in the British army at work near a French tower
Prices DeviceInvestigator Harry Price with the electric control he devised to detect movements of the mediums hands and feet during a seance
Ww1 / 1917 / German TroopsDER AUSMARCH German soldiers bombarded with flowers as they march off to the Front