Belgian stretcher bearers carrying a wounded comrade through the trenches at Dixmude
H.R.H. The Prince of Wales discusses cinematography with Dr. H.D.Girdwood
Notre Dame, Armentieres, a mute witness to desperate fighting in '14 and critical days in Battle of Lys
On the eve of a great battle, squadron of aviators reconnoitre, map and direct the artillery fire
Over the German lines, showing deep trenches, mine craters and shell pitted ground
The shattered ruins of Albert, lost and retaken in critical days of the great German offensive
Australian drivers galloping up to move the guns to forward positions during battle for Le Transloy
The battered Sugar Refinery at Le Transloy taken by the Australians at the point of the bayonet
With dogged courage we overcome stiff resistance and break the Hun lines from Epehy to Belicourt
11 inch shells abandoned by the Germans in their headlong flight across the Rhine
Fleet of murderous U boats, the greatest menace that ever faced our Empire, surrender at Harwich
Artillery in the great Victory March of the Empire Forces crossing Westminster Bridge
Beach W, a Turkish death trap, rushed by indomitable Lancasters under a tornado of fire, unloading stores
Protected by the big guns of the Navy, the Australian camp at Anzac 'neath the bleak commanding hills
Having consolidated the surrounding ridges against attack, the Anzacs land supplies near Gaba Tepe
Where the Anzacs dug themselves in on the shelter-less slopes of barren hills exposed to enemy fire
Sinews of war at Anzac for attack on Lone Pine and Sari Bair in final bitter struggle for The Narrows
Landing stores at Sedd-ul-Bahr, fearlessly taken up by the Hants and Fusiliers under a hurricane of shell
Gaba Tepe, famed for exploit of the Anzacs who leaped ashore and drove off the Turks with the bayonet
On the inhospitable shores of Gallipoli
Trenches on the crest of Lone Pine resolutely held against many violent counter-attacks by the Turks
Miles of entrenchments running up the hillsides to our fortifications on the ridges near Anzac beach
Casualties on the slopes of Sari Bair after our repulse of furious enemy assaults on the ridges
Horse and mules lines near the front line, Dardanelles
Lord Kitchener reviews the situation at Gallipoli with Anzac Officers
Fire! Field batteries in action at Sulva Bay, Gallipoli
Transport with the 'Old Contemptibles' from India meets man-of-war in the Mediterranean
Sir John French riding with his aide-de-camps and escort of Indian cavalry
Army Corps H.Q. of Sir Douglas Haig hit by German shells in 1914, several of his staff being killed
