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... SIR DOUGLAS HAIG TELLS THE STORY OF BRITAIN'S GLORIOUS VICTORY ON THE SOMME. Sir Douglas Haig, who to-day tells the true story of the glorious battle of the Somme. Lieutenant-General Sir Henry Rawlinson, who did so much to prepare the way for victory ...
... MUNITIONS (French Official), THE NAVAL FORCF.S (Britain, France, Italy, Russia), BATTLE OF THE SOMME (British Official), and HOMES OF OUR OVERSEA SOLDIERS in KINEMACOLOII. Jan. 15, BATTLE OF THE ANCRE, ADVANCE OF THE TANKS. JIHAFTESBURY.--TWICE DAILY, at 2.15 ...
... MUNITIONS (French Official), THE NAVAL FORCER (Britain, France. Italy, Russia), BATTLE OF THE SOMME (British Official), and HOMES OF OUR OVERSEA SOLDIERS in KINEMACOLOR. Jan. 15, BATTLE OF THE ACRE, ADVANCE OF THE TANKS. SHAFTESOURY.LTWICE DAILY, at 2.15 and ...
... 19—the whole of our summer offensive and the series of elaborate operations that will count in history as the Battle or Battles of the Somme. The object of the offensive, Sir Douglas Haig tells us, was threefold—to relieve the pressure on Verdun; indirectly ...
... EMPIRE'S TROOPS ON SOMME. Troops from every part of the British Isles and from every Dominion and quarter of the Empire, whether Regulars, Territorials, or men of the New Armies, have borne a share in tire Battle on the Somme.—Sir Douglas Haig. ...