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... correspondent at British Headquarters in the Field. France, writee in a despetch dated Saturday When the history of the Battle of the Somme comes to he written in Am true peispeetive, I think it will be found that one of the most brilliant forte in this whole ...
... vat the offensive by the British from Thiepial to the point where they link up with the French forces. Before the Battle of the Somme can pursue its •ictoriona course it is important that onr advance. which Iris slower in the British sector sad ieedicr ...
... the Ulster Volunteer Force before the war. One fell at Festubcrt in June last year the other two were killed in the Battle of the Somme on July I. They were great athletes, playing for the North of Ireland Rugby Football Club. Dr. Sawers Scott, of Withington ...
... Dsit! News at Rotterdam wired under Sunday's. date ae follows: From the point of view of German re• sistance the battle of the Somme has reached a most critical phase, for there ta ground for the belief that unless within a very short period they d ...
... It. Writing in the Times, a recent visitor to the British Front that when history relates the story of the great battle* of the Somme, it will tell how Sir Douglas Haig and his Stull bad their Head9uartera in a modest dwelling. pert of which wee still ...
... SIDELIGHTS ON THE BATTLE OF THE SOMME I 1 I SKETCHES BY JOSEPH GRAY, LATE OF THE BLACK WATCH I REPELLING A BOCHE COUNTER-ATTACK NEAR POZI^RES The importance attached by the German General Staff to the magnificent progress of our arms is clearly shown ...
... HIGHLANDERS IN THE GREAT ADVANGE A RUINED FARMHOUSE AS A FORT: HIGHLANDERS REPELLING A GERMAN COUNTER-ATTACK DURING THE BATTLE OF THE SOMME I, s- U ■v.'.. W.1- M I Ilium I IWII ll|l hum ll iihipi MINI III iwihii I TO VICTORY!: THE BLACK WATCH STORMING THE ...
... jp| A NEW HUN-KILLER: FRANCE'S RAILWAY GUN This long range naval gun, used by the French for the first time at the battle of the Somme. is mounted on a railway truck, travelling on rails specially laid in an easy curve, so that by moving the truck up ...
... PUSHING BACK THE PRUSSIAN IN PICARDY SIDELIGHTS ON THE BATTLE OF THE SOMME In the Leipzig salient we have extended our gains and advanced our positions to within 1000 yards of Thiepval. British Official. TRAPPED: CLEARING GERMAN SNIPERS FROM RUINED BUILDINGS ...
... THE WORLD OF WAR Sir Douclas Haig's Great Push The Battle of the Somme. Part I. (Hutchinson.) 8d. net. This is the first instalment of a popular work, which will con tain in all about 700 reproductions of official photographs and cinematograph films and ...
... f tight corners in the somme battle OUR GALLANT LADS IN THE THICK OF THE FIGHT mtmr v^„ ,m SCOTS HOLDING A WRECKED TRENCH AND DUG-OUT DURING A CRITICAL MOMENT Drawn from a sketch by V. Savill. NORTH OF BAZENTIN-LE-PETIT HOLDING A FLANK POSITION, ASSISTED ...
... The Rev. A. L. Jones hag bees awarded the Military Crofts for gallantry in at. tending the wounded and dying in the Battle of the Somme. I know you will all fret proud and thankful that one of our Chaplains has received this honour. We congratnlate him ...