French graves smashed by shell fire, where a Hun sniper was discovered hiding in a coffin
The famous Gurkhas with their deadly kukries, near Neuve Chapelle
The Leicesters' fine charge baffles the Kaiser's bid to wipe out the Old Contemptables (sic) at Ypres
Courage unsurpassed! Crawling through wire to rescue comrades, victims of a deadly shell
The price of victory!—Brave lads who fell in an early morning raid on the German lines
Messengers of mercy! Stretcher-bearers tenderly caring for wounded at improvised aid-post
Where the Flower of our Army hurled back the Prussian Guards, Beury Chateau, Festubert
Battery of Artillery, now rested and re-fitted, moves off at eventide on way up to the front
A regiment of Allenby's Cavalry, worn-out in action at Ypres, recuperates behind the line
Cavalry, always held in readiness for a breakthrough, rest their horses in a French village
War's devastation! Shell-torn houses caught in the path of the German guns, Ypres salient
Pitiful ruins of the once-beautiful Richbourge Cathedral with gaping shell-holes in its roof
Sappers & miners drive a tunnel under Hill 60, obliterated by our mine fired Apr., 1915, Ypres
Labyrinth, Arras, taken in deadly hand-to-hand fighting proves haven of rest to our weary men
Battlefront along the Yser Canal in bitter winter of 1916, our heavy guns straf the enemy
Dogs with first-aid & stimulants off to find wounded in inaccessible parts of No Man's Land
King George V at munitions works Hull
Giving water to a wounded pal near Hun blockhouse shattered in our advance at Hooge, Ypres
Uncovering men who fell contesting the crater at Zouave Woods, stormed by the irresistible 6th Div.
Gas Alarm! Ready with masks to repel Hun attack under cover of the deadly cloud at Loos
Chalk pits at Loos seized and held by 2nd Guards Brigade against fierce counter-attacks
The icy grip of winter settles down on the Belgian trenches between Nieuport & the Yser
Mud-splashed Lewis machine gunners at junction of the Belgian and our lines at Hollebeke
Haughty Prussians with machine-guns, captured by Old Contemptibles in our advance, Pozieres
Our mine, fired during furious thrusts for St. Eloy, blots out a Jerry machine-gun nest, Ypres
Looking into depths of the tremendous crater of our mine fired at La Boiselle, on the Somme
On the eve of the great Somme push, signallers keep a sharp look-out over the Sausage Valley
Under cover of gas and smoke we break through to Serre and Thiepval (photo from prisoner)
Cautiously working their way across the shell-swept plains of Picardy in great Somme push
