Later he took part Sir H. RAWLINSON
... took part Sir H. RAWLINSON. in the Neuvo Photo: I*U7«tte. Chapelle operations, and commanded the Fourth Army the first battle of. the Somme practically the same ground he is fighting on now. ...
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BRITISH ACROSS THE HINDENBURG LINE EAST OF ARRAS
... THE SOMME NOW AND 1916, PROGRESS MORE RAPID AND LESS COSTLY, London, Monday. It is interesting to compare the results of the recent fighting on the British and French fronte in the Somme ai’ea with those achieved in th© first battle of the Somme. From ...
PRISONERS AND GUNS
... men under vour command, their warmest congratulations the great triumph achieved the Allied arms in this the third battle of the Somme. The British Empire sends its heartfelt thanks to you and your most gallant troops.” REGULAR DEATH-TRAPS.” (Press A ...
THE FLUCTUATING BATTLE
... Australians are again ui a wholly devastated country, the site the original French defences before and during the tir*t battle of the Somme. The woods shown ou the maps are mere skeletons, aud the ticlds rouud them full of old ditches and shell holes. Progress ...
ENCH CAPTURE RIBECOURT
... the artillery duel continues I J. Wireless Press.) Berlin, Wednesday* rom the battle-front, HEAUMONT-lIAMEL SCENE OF lilTl'Eß FI( HTiNG IN 1916 During the battles of the Somme and the Ancre in 191 G, Beaumont-Hamel was the scene of bitter and prolonged ...