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... triumphed over the shortcomings of French Intelligence and Ministerial interferettee. I About the long-drawn-out Battle of the Somme, and the scepticism and despondency which affected impatient and ambitious individuals at the base, the authors have ...
... THE SOMME MEMORIAL BELGIUM ANXIOUS TO TAKE PART IN MEMORIAL PARIS, Friday. The Somme Memorial, which is to be erected outside Amiens in memory of all the Allied troops who died in the battles of the Somme, is interesting not only France and Great Britain ...
... is by placing a regular delivery order with your Inv/sagest. MEMORIAL CHAPEL ON THE • SOMME. AMMS, Sunday. A chapel in commemoration of the battles of the Somme from 1915 to 1916 was opened yesterday at Rancourt Bottchavesues. In the afternoon a memorial ...
... and 1916. In the Battles of the Somme it was engaged at Flers-Courcelettewhere the Tanks made their first appearance--and on the Transloy Ridges in 1916. In 1917 it fought at Messines and Ypres, and played a magnificent part in the Battle of Cambrai by its ...
... summarised as follows The Division, which came out on 25th July, 1915. has taken part in most of the great battles of the Somme, i.e., the Somme, the Anere (autumn and spring), Arras, Flanders, the Retreat from the Oise, Defence of Amiens, the Advance ...
... recent Hackney poultry show. He was found by the Royal Field Artillery in France In March. 1916. and went through the battles of the Somme, Matnetz Wood, Ypres, Peronne. awl Rapaunie. Daily News photo. Lily Long. one of the principals in Smoke Rings. ...
... on Sunday last. At the inquest Keith F. Markhy, a brother, said deceased underwent some trying experiences in the battles of the Somme. He was a very highly strung man but the hardships which be underwent caused him to become exceedingly quiet ■nd reserved ...
... for purposes training, the others were worn out or broken, only fit for the scrap-heap.” Yet, at the opening of the Battles of the Somme, on July 1, 1916, the Royal Flying Corps held the mastery of the air. was able to impose its will on the enemy; and ...
... place, t • bluff the ee • '• rtto belief Of artillery steength Oleic welded, on thu'ugh the stiuggle the l y res th e battles Of the Somme, the retreat and final march to Mowry. As h aw progremes through the book, one to ',lncome one of the battery. esperien ...
... the bombing raids on England during the Great War, taking over the aviation branch of the Ger. man -Army after-the-Battle of the Somme. He introduced- new types of - machines, including the famonS Gothas, and was decorated by the ex-Kaiser for intensifying ...
... in France, The New Zealanders in France, by Colonel H. Stewart (Whitcomb and Tombs), where it took part in the great battles of the Somme, Messines, Ypres, and the German offensive of 1918. In their first arrival in France the New Zealanders were struck ...
... justify himself by showing that the conduct of the war had been a mistake. The necessary theory was that the great battles on the Somme in 1916 had proved a costly failure. We know now, by the testimony of the German commanders, as we could only conjecture ...