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... intimate personal friends. They fought in close touch through the battle of the Somme 1913. How well remember going to see the British Commander-in-Chicf hie advanced headquarters during that battle t As I left the ch&teau General Foch was entering it. A Patient ...
... Cadet Camp at Newmarket. He returned to France in 1916, and was again wounded in August, 1916, in the Battle of the Somme, and again in the third Battle of Ypres in November, 1917. Failing to . pass as fit for further active service, he joined his regiment ...
... Cadet Camp at Newmarket. He returned to France in 1916, and was again wounded in August, 1916, in the Battle of the Somme, and again in the third Battle of 'Ypres in November, 1917. Failing to pass as fit for further active service, he joined his regiment ...
... But his good intentions seem to Let us go back to the days when The end here, for if a big crowd turns out to see Battle of the Somme was being shown his show, he stops the sale of the popular for an exam p le. There was hardlya show but seats. 'Standing ...
... magnificently in the retreat from Charleroi, on the Marne, and on the N'ser, brilliantly commanded an army in the first battle of the Somme. General Allenby's qualifications were even weighed against Sir Douglas Haig's as a successew to Lord French. General ...
... bear the brunt of some of the hardest, fighting in the early months of the war, and was wounded and lost a. leg in the battle of the Somme. Forthcoming Trade Shows. On Sunday, March 9, at the Palace, at 3 p.m., two big Ideal films are to be shown to the Trade— ...
... AMarch • Features. PHILIP GIBBS New Reek. OPEN WARFARE THE WAY TO VICTORY. 10.'6 net. liisiferw with the THE BATTLES OF THE SOMME FROM BAPAUME TO PASSCHENDAELE ...
... GIBBS. 10/6 net. From the taking of Passchendaele to the signing of the armistice. Uniform with above each 6/- net. THE BATTLES OF THE SOMME FromBAPAUMEto PASSCHENDAELE Mr. GALSWORTHY'S New Volume ANOTHER SHEAF Essays by JOHN GALSWORTHY. 6/- net. He brings ...
... eyewitness of the bloody scenes that preceded the present chaos. ||j PHILIP GIBBS III ON THE WAR IN FLANDERS I. THE BATTLES OF THE SOMME II. FROM BAPAUME TO PASSCHENDAELE Just Published, 1016 net III. OPEN WARFARE FROM THE TAKING OF PASSCHENDAELE TO THE ...
... of Aberfeldy-sreet. Poplar. who was attached to the 173rd (East Ham) flattery. R.F.A. The rwipient took part in the battles of the Somme, at Measines. Ypres. and St. Quentin. and won his medal on March 21st, 1918. The Mayor, who is a schoolmaster, in making ...
... a machine-gun officer, and was promoted captain on the field. He obtained major's rank in October, 1916, during the battles on the Somme, when he was severely wounded. Last year he was promoted Lieut.- Colonel. He was given his M.C. in December, 1916, ...