West door of the shell-torn Cathedral, Ypres, an insuperable obstacle in the Kaiser's path to Calais
Ruins of the Cloth Hall, Ypres, an imperishable monument to the dogged persistence of our race
Irish Farm Cemetery, Ypres, where lie lads who fell in the finest fight against odds in history
Ground hallowed by British blood, the Potijze Chateau Lawn Cemetery, near Ypres
Ploughing soil for which he fought midst tragic reminders of the desperate struggle at Frezenberg
Here rest the lads who fell at Hooge, in holding back the Huns who attacked with liquid fire, Ypres
Well-known lock gates at Hollebeke, smashed by our artillery barrage in the last Battle of Ypres
Church at Hollebeke taken in the memorable attack by the Second Army, July 31st, 1917, Ypres salient
Glencorse Wood, near Hooge, captured after a long and stubborn contest during third Battle of Ypres
The Australian obelisk built over an unknown German dug-out in Polygon Wood, Ypres salient
Tyncot Cemetery, Passchendaele Ridge, where 20,000 British fell in storming the Hun block-houses
Where the Germans first attacked with poison gas, the famous St. Julien advanced dressing-station
One of our tanks bogged in the all-conquering mud at Poelcappelle, in the final Battle of Ypres
Houthoulst Forest from where hidden enemy howitzers concentrated their deadly fire on the Ypres salient
Hope dump, one of many at Ypres, which fed our guns in those obstinate battles against appalling odds
Dixmude and the Yser Canal, inundated by the Belgians to baulk the enemy thrust for Calais, Oct., 1914
"India-rubber" house, which resisted all bombardments in the Hun attempt to force the Yser Canal
Dugouts along the Yser Canal, near Nieuport, scene of our disaster on the Dunes, July 10th, 1917
Redan Cemetery, resting place of gallant lads who perished in the disaster on the Dunes at Nieuport
The battlefield of Nieuport, where we hurled back the enemy thrust towards Calais by the seashore
British front line at Nieuport, made famous by the heroic stand of the Northamptons and K.R. Rifles
Dugouts in trenches at Nieuport, where the isolated men of Rawlinson's Army stood fearlessly at bay
Mariakerke shelled by British Monitors in battles which loosened the enemy's hold on Flanders coast
Built to guard against our naval raids on Ostend, the famous Tirpitz battery, with Hun inscription
Smashed by bombs from our aeroplanes, a German fortified redoubt protecting Ostend from the sea
German guns on the Belgian coast protecting their flank against a naval landing by our Fleet
Caught in its lair at Ostend, Hun submarine sunk by a bomb from our plucky aeroplane raiders
Marchovlette Fort, Namur, levelled by Hun howitzers in their ruthless smash through Belgium, Aug., '14
Hun "Big Bertha" which fired high-velocity shells from Moewe into Dunkirk, a distance of 38 miles
