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... Such is Life Journey's End.-- Last Sunday, near Peronne, the scene of fierce fighting during the Battle of the Somme, a Birmingham woman wearing the war medals of a Red Cross nurse scattered the ashes of her husband over the ground where he had fought ...
... 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 ...
... themselves. Of the Tyneside Scottish and Irish Territorial battalions, when they made their debut in the war at the first battle of the Somme, July 16, their advance through the German curtain of fire was described as simply wonderful. They be haved like veterans ...
... 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 ...
... comes from the Bodley Head. He was seventeen when the war broke, and nineteen when he passed to the Fuller Life in the Battle of the Somme, on 22nd September, 1916. Necessarily, then, we get a chronicle on the thought. the mother's boy what he became, and ...
... 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 ...
... latest volume of the Michelin Guide to the Battlefields of France has just reached me. This volume deals with the First Battle of the Somme, and is one of the most interesting of this admirable series. It is, of course, beautifully got-up and finely illustrated ...
... commissions together. Lieut. Ralph Brown has been missing since the first battle of the Somme in 1916 while Capt. Lindsay Brown, who was dangerously wounded in the same battle, is still serving, and has been awarded the M.C, A fourth brother, Mr. J. Hamilton ...
... 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 ...
... won the unique distinction of being presented with the Croix de Guerre Française. Major Wedgwood was killed at the Battle of the Somme at the moment of rallying his men to resist a German counter-attack. This story of the doings of the battalion is due ...
... 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 ...