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... designers of the Tanks, for Sir Williams Tritton's firm constructed and delivered the Tanks exactly as they fought at the battle of the Somme. _ actual construction of Little Willie, said counsel. was beirtin at Sir William Tritton's works at Lincoln on August ...
... trolll Le I to Ypres deserves never to forgotten. In the dream- period of st a tionary war. fare which larded to the Battle of the Somme tbe flainp,hires had need of all their inbred endurance and dogged courage. It was trot easy to be Naliant waterlogged ...
... years in France. His father and four brothers were all killed on the same day—July is, — in the first advance at the battle of the Somme. The eldest son was onlv 22. The youth's three sisters were all killed in I) r raids, while his mother was the victim ...
... stated, L t hor oughly ashamed of myself, and forgiveneui. Another letter admitted misconduet in Paris after the battle of the Somme. The suit was undefended. ...
... years many excellent cin..noitograph pictures of scenes on the various fronts been shown. such, for example. as The Battle of the Somme and the Surrender of the Fleet. They aie records which future historians highly appreciate. Moreover. every event ...
... Count de Sousa, present volume covers operations from the early stages of the Balkan campaign to the loginning of the Battle of the Somme. His purpose is much more to explain why things happened than how they happened. It is therefore as • criticism rather ...
... in • prolonged struggle with the enemy, as had taken place during the battle of the Somme, name the French operations now in progress give, during the first few days of the battle, a promise of important matorial gains at an early date. The Dilatator ...
... division from 1914 until 1916. said he had been charged with wanton waste of the men entrusted to his command at the battle of the Somme. Hs re_ p at ind that charge with indignation. The measures taken which led to this loss were either in opposition to ...
... make it • practical even* af war were mobility, stability, strength. armour, and armament Generally speaking, in the battle of the Somme the armour on the Tanks used gave adequate protection. The Solicitor-General: Are you making a claim here for your personal ...
... for • great attack in the first fortnight of February. 1917. The Germans on the Western front, as the result of the battle of the Somme, were in a highly critical positioa. TIN Western Barrier. Mr. Lloyd George, on beaming Prime Minister, paid no attention ...
... improvement as experience was gained, but in the end enthusiasm triumphed. Our first Tanks made 'heir debut in the Battle ! of the Somme, is September. WIS. did wad work. but did not fulfil all the expectations which had been formed a them _ - 7Coew invention ...
... initiator of the battle of Verdun and had to withstand the first part of our offensive oh the Somme. He therefore is able to give us answers to questions which have often been asked, lie tells us, for example, why be broke off the battle of Ypres when our ...