TRENCH WARFARE WWI. Battle of the Somme Communication Trench Diagram.

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TRENCH WARFARE WWI

Battle of the Somme

Communication Trench Diagram

English Trench Warfare

Cheshire Regiment (English)

French Grenade Catapult

German Command Bunker

In the Trench

German Trench Rats

Map of Area of Trench Warfare

German Storm Troops in Marne

Machine Gun Nest

Soldiers, Sticks, & Sandbags

Dug-outs

Winter Warfare

Trench Map Diagram

Water-logged Trenches

La chasse aux rats

Some Catch!

American Hand Grenades WWI

U.S. 83 rd Grenadiers

WWI British Tank

Flanders Gas Attack

Allied Troops

British Soldiers Blinded by Mustard Gas

Gas Attack

Results of Gassing

German Cemetery

WWI American Argonne 14,246 American soldiers buried here