South Africans prepare to defend an important wood against a gas attack
Grande Place, Bethune, set on fire by Hun artillery after all attempts to break our line were defeated
Casualties on the embankment after our assault of the formidable "Railway Triangle" near Arras
Amid the havoc of war our troops carry on, passing the smoking ruins of Monchy on the way up the line
Ten minutes before zero! The Irish troops stand to arms in the trenches before Wytschaete Wood
Hun prisoners taken in underground defences on Pilkem Ridge are searched for identification purposes
We cross the Yser Canal in our advance and force the Hun out of Bixschoote. Third Battle of Ypres
Dislodging the enemy house by house in obstinate fighting at Langemarck. 3rd Battle of Ypres
Interrogating a Bosche prisoner taken in a block house in our assault on the Hohenzollern Redoubt
Outflanked by the Hun on Oise marshes, we retire at dusk behind the Crozat Canal under heavy fire
Our devoted cavalry skillfully cover the retreat of the infantry before the Hun advance on Amiens
Men who fell covering the retreat of the 5th Army at Albert during the Hun offensive in 1918
A tank brings back wounded during the withdrawal of the Fifth Army from Peronne to Proyart, Mar. 18
A gallant deed. A wounded officer is carried across the Aisne River to the safety of a dugout
Pressing the Hun rearguard we cross the canal under shell-fire and push on towards Cambrai
On the run! In hot pursuit we cross the Canal du Nord by improvised bridges raked by shell fire
The sergeant calls for volunteers to bring in a fallen comrade from "no man's land" before Bourbon Wood
Our rapid advance near Cambrai compelled the Germans to abandon large quantities of ammunition
Arteries of communication to the front line on the Yser, Belgian light railway with elephant shelters
A quiet sector of the line before Ypres where we repulsed repeated Hun assaults in three great battles
The desolate rain-sodden battlefields where bursting bombs add to the terror of darkness
The first of a squadron of giant bombing planes returns from a successful raid on the enemy lines
Bird's-eye view of a French village taken from an aeroplane
Observation balloon brought down in flames by a lucky shot from an intrepid airman
Skeleton of a huge German bomber which tried to break through our aerial defences
An unlucky hit through the tank brought down this British machine, but the aviators landed safely
Anti-aircraft gun captured by our victorious troops, from the defeated Germans
A Field Battery resting in a wood, responds to an urgent summons to a threatened point at Ypres
In action. Hidden by a screen of foliage, our batteries prepare to put down a barrage for the infantry
