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... seconding the infantry with a courage which won the admiration of all. The 'planes came back from the battle riddled with bullets. Since the battle of the Somme the action of the aeroplanes engaging the enemy in Laison with our own infantry has been no new ...
... never forget. The elements were absolutely against us, but we toiled along till eventually we assisted to wind the battle of the Somme. We were then given a short but well-earned rest, snd came back full of vigour and imbued with the highest morale. Being ...
... in Banffshire;” and (9) The Road and the Miles Dnndee.” Also the racitations;— (1) “The Doctor’s Fees;” and (2) “The Battle of the Somme.” Gunner” writes saying that would be very much indebted any reader sending him the words and the following songs;—(l) ...
... taking up military allies. in May 1915. He went to the [rent in October of that year and eartained a leg wound in the battle of the Somme in July last year. He was home on short leave about ten weeks ag3. Piivate George Craik, of the Blear Watch (reported ...
... starvation in a few weeks, or a few mor at must. The real motive for the char policy was derived from the lessons ut battle of the Somme. The Kaiser' the Staff had learned that their elabc a General fled front in Flanders was not • .rately fortis as they ...
... a house not unlike Airlie Mount at Myth, the Headquarters of the General Commanding the Army which bad fought the battle of the Somme. Under the floor of the room next to where we sat a live shell lay buried, it had fallen one day and not exploded, so ...
... 33s private, he was over 18 months at the front, and 9d; Dalfouper, 40s 9d; East Mains, 34s 6d and was through the battle of the Somme. 35e 6d. Cross Lambs—Dalfouper, 55s 6d; Durie- The dispute between the tappers and finishers hill, We 9d, 335; Townbead ...
... held any longer. _ . Fresh attacks advancing in the a wide front could bring no turn m the battle in favour ot the enemy. They failed before our newly-arranged battle line. Our troops report heavy losses on the part of the enemy, who fought regardless of ...