After weeks of weary fighting for the fateful Menin road, victors & the vanquished, both happy
Attending to wounded on the Menin road, Ypres, during strenuous struggles around Zonnebeke
Our troops occupy Houthhoulst Forest, the combined British and Belgian attack having ousted the enemy
An enemy block-house seized at Poelecappelle is quickly converted into a machine-gun nest
After the bitter struggle for the stricken village of Gheluvelt, lost and retaken several times
In a firing bay at Passachendaele (sic) we repulse repeated Bosche counter-attacks of great fury
Through smoke and gas, our infantry advance to the final assault of Passachendaele (sic) Ridge
Tenderly carrying a "blighty" case to an aid post through maze of trenches, Passachendaele (sic)
14th century walls & Lille gate through which British troops entered during defence of Ypres
Guarding sacred Ypres, where British heroism shone resplendent through war's darkest hours
Amid bursting crumps, with trench mortar ready, Seaforths watch through periscope for the Hun
Enemy seen, Fire! A trench-mortar hurling the shell, seen in mid air on its deadly flight
Seaforths fill their water bottles at the town pump La Gorgue, before going into the trenches
A Bosche sniper worries the Seaforths, who are snatching an hour's respite with their mascot
The sniper finds his mark! Stretcher-bearers remove an officer wounded by an unlucky bullet
Off at the gallop to help stem Hun onslaughts at Ploegsteert during dogged defence of Ypres
Gunners, warned of an approaching Taube, don masks as protection against German gas shells
Rapid fire! Having found the range, our guns (seen in recoil) make it hot for the Bosche
Out of action! Shattered remains of a luckless howitzer blown up by a direct German hit
A battery of Royal Field Artillery enjoy a few hours' rest under concealment of a wood
H.R.H. Prince of Wales in the gardens of the Chateau which was his Headquarters in France
London Territorials pass the wrecked Doll's house on the shell-swept La Brassee (sic) road
Troops and supplies are rushed from railhead to the firing line in lorries & London 'buses
Black Watch and Indians hold advanced sector of line near Facquissart Post guarding Calais
Staff Officer from G.H.Q. in dug-out, studying details before the opening of our offensive
Hun defence battery worsted in artillery duel with Monitors off Belgian coast, Meriakerke
When the sluices were opened, floods & barbed wire brought disaster to the invader, Nieuport
F.M. Sir John French, C.-in-C. of Expeditionary Force, with A.D.C.s at General Head Quarters
Indian bombers holding important trench near Neuve Chapelle come under Bosche shell fire
