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... or Amiens on his road to it. The Sombre Battle or the Mud Battle would answer more accurately to his im pression of the fighting as a description. Ol course, the battle is fought in the de partment of the Somme but t;hat covers a large area, of which ...
... or Amiens on his road to it. The Sombre Battle or the Mud Battle would answer more accurately to his im pression of the fighting as a description. Ol course, the battle is fought in the de partment of the Somme but t;hat covers a large area, of which ...
... f HOIJD BEAVE 50LDIEES AND SAILODS (NTHC royal academy or 191 rm I BATTLE OF THE SOMME THE ATTACK OF THE ULSTER DIVISION, JULY 1, 1916. BY JAMES P. BEADLE ANNO DOMINI 1917. Wmh-kW 'fyy.:.rXj wmx&t BY J. CHARLES DOLLMAN I I ymmi III I ,1 M llili J^tT ...
... directions of the French and British offensive during the battle of the Somme. The British and French lines on July 1 touched each other close to Maricourt, about two miles north of the loop of the Somme between Hem and Frise. The British drove their attack ...
... f HOIJD BEAVE 50LDIEES AND SAILODS (NTHC royal academy or 191 rm I BATTLE OF THE SOMME THE ATTACK OF THE ULSTER DIVISION, JULY 1, 1916. BY JAMES P. BEADLE ANNO DOMINI 1917. Wmh-kW 'fyy.:.rXj wmx&t BY J. CHARLES DOLLMAN I I ymmi III I ,1 M llili J^tT ...
... of Peronne. It lay just behind that part of the German lines which was opposed to General Fayolle's army during the Battle of the Somme, and suffered terribly in the fierce fighting which took place south of Peronne. In the spring of 1917, 1C retreating ...
... post the remains of our dearly beloved Decca,' killed in action on 5th May 1917. He accompanied us right through the Battle of the Somme and kept us happy and cheerful when there was nothing but mud and crumps for miles around. We have pushed once more ...
... quality, and the record this year is that the proportion of premature explosions is fifteen times less than it was in the Battle of the Somme, with the result that Sir Douglas Haig the other day paid a high tribute to the quality of the ammunition. We have ...
... resources of modern scientific warfare had been employed. This retreat was the result of the Allied success at the Battle of the Somme, which had driven so wide and deep a wedge into the German defensive system that it was endangered both to north and ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... the Germans. This superiority explains their success in the Battle of the Somme. The Germans understand this as well as the Allies. Mr. Philip Gibbs, in his recently-published Battles of the Somme, prints a technical report on these operations made by General ...