Hundreds of guns captured by Australians and Canadians at Courcelette in Battle of Somme
When the thaw set in on the Somme, our artillery ploughed thro' mud & slush to Gommecourt
The golden sun goes down in peace o'er the desolate wastes of No Man's Land on the Somme
Zeppelin shot down near Colchester; even with its back broken, towers above nearby farmhouse
Gondola of Zeppelin raider which dropped bombs on London, brought down near the Essex coast
Impression made in the ground by Commander falling from burning Zeppelin at Billericay
Charred bodies of Zeppelin crew shot down in flames at Billericay by Capt. Robinson, V.C.
The eyes of the Army, Sopwith Camels ready for a reconnoitering patrol over the German lines
Incessant & thrilling aerial combats secure us mastery of the air & blind the enemy artillery
Maintaining our supremacy in the air, a squadron of battle-planes in fighting formation
Formidable fortifications in noted Hindenburg Line mapped by aerial observer at 8,000 ft.
We smash the vaunted Hindenburg Line & seize a blockhouse shattered by our guns, Croiselles
At the bayonet's point our troops surprise a Jerry machine gunner in his den at Croiselles
Reinforcements going through trenches St Julien
Knocked out! A nest of machine-guns which held up our advance at Monchy, Battle of Arras
R.A.M.C. at Monchy dressing station attend to wounded coming down from the battle zone
Artillery observation officer in O Pip regulates our barrage during advance on Woncourt
Waiting in trenches near Arras for our creeping barrage to lift before pushing on
Last word in Hun defence, a baffling Pill-box at Bullecourt, scene of sanguinary fighting
R. Engineers mine Messines Ridge which dominated Ypres. Blown up & stormed June 7th, '17
Off on a night raid, our troops steal into the inky darkness of No Man's Land near Messines
Holding the line near Dickebusch before our final onslaught against Messines Ridge, Ypres
Zero hour! Prompt to the second our men go over the top in an assault on Wyschaete Wood
Disaster on the Dunes; the Huns blow up the bridges & isolate our hard-pressed battalions
Under frightful difficulties, our troops carry supplies over destroyed bridges on Yser Canal
Unexpected, our moppers up come to grips with Jerries lurking in a captured village
Kamerad! Dazed Huns pour out of their fortified cellars at Pilken in answer to our bombs
Daybreak on Vimy Ridge, after our dogged and impetuous assault on its heights, Apr. 9th, '17
North Country troops bomb Hun machine-gunners out of their lairs in Polygon Wood, Sept., '17
