H.E.s bursting in Mametz Wood, hotly contested with Prussian Guards, finally taken July, 1916
Moving up with French 75s against Thiepval Ridge, we pass Huns captured in Wonder Work
After attack on Mouquet Farm, Thiepval Ridge, taken by our matchless infantry at heavy cost
Delville Wood taken by the South Africans
At dawn, in a determined assault, we carry the fortified German entrenchments in Trones Wood
Gunners dig a gun-pit for 4.5 howitzer, artfully hidden by camouflage from enemy airmen
Flanders mud hampers our artillery, removing a field gun from shell-pitted & flooded position
Stretcher-bearers rescue a wounded lad, hit in crossing of Ancre in attack on Thiepval Ridge
Bombing the Bosche out of their deep dug-outs near Martinspuich during our advance on Somme
Examining a German prisoner to gain information which enables us to anticipate an attack
A favourite Hun stronghold, the Sugar Refinery at Lagnicourt, which held up our advance near Arras
Ruins of the Church at Queant, shattered in the fierce struggles for the "impregnable" Wotan Line
Ingenious revolving machine-gun nest at Bullecourt, wrested from the Boche by our resistless infantry
Block houses in the Hun's old front-line at Croiselle, reminiscent of our push in Battle of Arras
Block houses and trenches in the Hindenburg line at Croiselles twice captured by the British
Hun sacrilege, the desecrated Crucifix by the roadside near Wancourt, on the battlefield of Arras
All that remains of Monchy Chateau, where we repulsed violent counter-attacks in Battle of Arras
Monument at Monchy to heroes of the 37th Div. who stormed the nests of machine guns in the village
Hotel de Ville and Cathedral, Arras, shelled by Hun guns after our break through the Hindenburg line
The roofless, debris-blocked nave of the shell-stricken Cathedral at Arras
Testifying to the determined assault of the Hun lines near Arras: Nine Elms Cemetery, [Roclincourt]
The famous Labyrinth near Arras, taken in bitter subterranean fighting by the French. May, 1915
La Targette Cemetery, thickly sown with our brave Allies who stormed the "White Works" near Carency
Ablain Church and Carency Cemetery, resting place of gallant French who took Notre Dame de Lorette
Immortalised by a great Canadian feat of arms, April 9th, 1917, battlefield of Vimy from the Ridge
Sacred to the memory of Byng's Canadian Corps, who scaled the formidable heights of Vimy Ridge, Arras
The Crater Cemetery on baffling heights of Vimy Ridge, stormed by the Canadians in Battle of Arras
The ruined Cloth Hall at Ypres as it looked in 1916
The shell-pitted, chalky battlefield of Loos, scene of the British offensive in 1915
