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  1. 16 tuntia sitten

    Sobering thoughts!

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  2. 20 tuntia sitten

    in 1918, France. "Whippet tanks from 3 Battalion were the first ever to come into action at Mailly-Maillet."

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  3. 9 tuntia sitten

    Finally got round to a bit of an office spring-clean today and came across this memorial scroll, the final words of which I find incredibly powerful. A heartfelt plea from the last century, and a great reminder to many historians of why we do what we do.

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  4. 7 tuntia sitten

    ‘Vic’ tribute to a young EnZed soldier

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  5. 9 tuntia sitten

    Flying over Australia...

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  6. 11 tuntia sitten

    Bettica being reloaded.🌟 Technically not a screenshot, please forgive us.

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    ‘Harry’ rear side view of his oversized jacket muddied up & Lewis Gun ready to repel trench raiders for Andy Belsey 1:32

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  8. 25. maalisk.

    in 1945. Churchill at the front line, the man was unstoppable. Note Montgomery rushing after him, in the first scene. 😊 (Blown railway bridge, built to accommodate Germany in .)

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  9. 16 tuntia sitten

    Work has started re-chalking the Map of Australia today. We have quite a lot of work to do! The Map was created by Australian soldiers during whilst staying at Hurdcott Camp in the fields below. The views today are almost exactly the same as they were over 100 years ago.

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  10. 9 tuntia sitten

    Flying over Australia... A chalk badge cut into a Wiltshire hillside by Australian soldiers in 1917. Our work to look after this unique and special feature continues. We plan to be up there again before Anzac Day, to make sure it looks its best.

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  11. 24. maalisk.

    “O’Flaherty” of 1st Irish Munster Fusiliers - an ancestor? 1:10

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  12. 6 tuntia sitten

    Feuchy British Cemetery, 5km east of Arras, photographed last month. The cemetery was created by 12th Division in April 1917 and used until the following March. Former Newcastle United footballer Richard McGough is buried in Plot I.

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  13. 25. maalisk.

    Another obstacle that is still important to be quickly resolved to maintain the impetus of an offensive is the transposition of rivers. In the photo German Pioneers do the job, photo IWM Q 29966

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  14. 16 tuntia sitten

    That’s what we like, a properly annotated barracks door.

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  15. 23. maalisk.

    Tragically young 17 year old Dorothy Prince Brown died in Mar 1918 while making sea mines in Langwith . To prevent this being another forgotten death, her parents put this picture in the Imperial War Museum.

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    Our first passengers on the Western Front in two years, Doug and Julie, were asked to unveil the new Australian memorial in the Ypres Salient! Called ‘Brothers in Arms’, it depicts two Australian brothers saying goodbye as one dies of wounds. What a special moment.

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  17. 5 tuntia sitten

    Two very different cemeteries in Nantes, Fr. At bottom, graves of soldiers who died in hospitals here in 1914. On top, graves of airmen killed in operations A 🇳🇱 soldier even lies here, as he served under RAF command. I paid my respect to all these heroes.

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  18. 7 tuntia sitten

    Austro-Hungarian Gunner in a bomber plane with 10x c96 Pistols, The Great War (1915)

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  19. 11 tuntia sitten

    Enjoying John Wade’s article on the dawn of war photography which has given me a few extra snippets for my talk on this very subject for next weeks conference Tickets still available 🎫 🎟

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  20. 20 minuuttia sitten

    Lest we forget >Beautiful poignant signed limited edition ww1 print direct from the Artist! >From a British artist who has exhibited at the Royal Academy in London! >printed with end exhibition quality inks

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