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... later on Director of the Tank Supply Department under the Ministry of Munitions. The Tanks made their debut at the Battle of the Somme in September, 1916, and on October 1, 1916, Colonel Stern became Director-General of the Mechanical Warfare Supply ...
... edition of the official history of the Canadian Expeditionary Force, and covers the ground between the second battle of Ypres to the battle of the Somme. Canada in War-Paint. By Captain Ralph W. Bell. (Dent.) 2s. 6d. This volume is a series of vignettes of ...
... recent vindication of the R.F.C. The Times man stated that we have a mastery in the air hardly less complete than in the Battle of the Somme. Nobody will accuse the Times of being anxious to cover up any aerial short comings of the War Office, so that the ...
... O'Connor gives a memorablepicture of the chateau in which the British Conunander-in-Chief was lodged cm the eve of the Battle of the Somme another study in contrasts. The General was at work in his room when they arrived And as we wait here, as one might ...
... wrong to think that we have hitherto had no means at all of carrying aerial warfare into their country. Ever since the Battle of the Somme we have had a clear military supremacy in the air, and in a small way could have followed them up, but we felt that ...
... recent vindication of the R.F.C. The Times man stated that we have a mastery in the air hardly less complete than in the Battle of the Somme. Nobody will accuse the Times of being anxious to cover up any aerial short comings of the War Office, so that the ...
... my preach ing and gin ye're nae a better preacher than me, ye're no' worth listening tae. a cinema near Glasgow the Battle of the Somme film was being shown, and sitting side by side were a Highlander and an English Tommy. When they came to the part showing ...
... edition of the official history of the Canadian Expeditionary Force, and covers the ground between the second battle of Ypres to the battle of the Somme. Canada in War-Paint. By Captain Ralph W. Bell. (Dent.) 2s. 6d. This volume is a series of vignettes of ...
... Germans. It was the fruits of the Battle of the Somme and of the spear-thrust up the valley of the Ancre. The German fortress-lines which had occupied years in the making were battered through in that long-drawn series of battles, and, as we long ago observed ...
... has been fierce and stubborn, rather resembling the long drawn-out struggle which took place round Combles during the Battle of the Somme. Bullecourt occupies a fairly strong position from the military standpoint, lying on one of several low ridges which ...
... in our great war enterprise is roused by the exhibition of the official ^War Films, Britain Prepared, 1 he Battle of the Somme and The Battle of the Ancre.' under the direction of Mr. M. E. Bandman, who has been able to send home more than £8000 for ...
... of an army corps, and in 1916 was in charge of the 10th Army operating on the Somme. The 10th Army took a dis tinguished part in the later stages of the Battle of the Somme, capturing many thousand prisoners and establish ing itself in the southern outskirts ...