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In correction of the previous post I made.

Le premier ligne dans Belloy-en-Santerre, 1916.

Mark Six gun being transported to the vicinity of the Somme region, early 1916.

Sculptures made by British soldiers from the skeletal remains and equipment of fallen German soldiers at St. Quentin, ca. 1918.

Zwei Krieger, gefallen für Deutschland, 1916.

Avant l'attaque, les chars sont prêts à avancer (1917)

Le long d'une voie ferrée à écartement étroit gît le corps d'un soldat Allemand.

Le corps d'un soldat Allemand, tué par des éclats d'obus.

Daily routine: washing and shaving with water from a shellhole.

Photograph by me from 2010, when I toured the Great War frontline with my brother-in-arms. Pictured is the Cemetière Notre Dame de Lorette, which holds 20.000 French in individual graves and more than 20.000 unknown dead in the ossuare, all located on the top of the hill.

German soldiers wearing 'Stirnpanzer' brow plates posing for a photograph in a trench, 1916. Photograph belonging to @drakegoodmanofficial.

Some eighties dancehall albums designed by the late Wilfred Limonious.

German soldiers buried by heavy shelling.

Exploding shell near a shellhole filled with dirty mud and a dead German boy. Credit: Frank Hurley.

Un poilu pose avec la dépouille d'un soldat.

German troops escorting captured Italian soldiers to the rear during the Battle of Caporetto (also known as the 12th Battle of the Isonzo or the Battle of Karfreit). The battle took place near Kobarid (now in Slovenia), Oct./Nov., 1917.

Sur les champs d'honneur gisent les morts ensemble...

View of four mine craters from the Battle of Messines, detonated on June 7, 1917. Image shows the three Kruisstraat mine craters with the Spanbroekmolen crater to the north.