In a British first line trench in the Balkans
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Steel-helmeted Scots entrenched and cheerily awaiting a counterattack
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"And the trench was a reeking shambles," German dead in the La Bassée area
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British Royal Engineers constructing second line trenches in Flanders
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Trenches bitterly contested in battle in once peaceful village near Ypres
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Repairing field telephone lines during a gas attack at the front
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Wrecked submarine at Bruges, Belgium, a German submarine base
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Soldiers about to enter tear-gas trench, Camp Dix, N.J.
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French mine explosion under enemy trenches
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French lines captured from the enemy by the Marine Fusileers
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Awaiting enemy in French trenches with rifle and mitrailleuse
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"Through sickly shrapnel-sown meadows reaped by death alone"
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Observation balloon fatally pierced by incendiary bullets from American plane
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Bridgnet Michelin bombarding airplane ready to ascend, France
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Airplane view of trenches and shell holes
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French soldiers resting in the trenches
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In a French trench, sandbag protected, showing dart bombs
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Sharpshooters in protected position near enemy lines
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"On all sides round a great furnace flamed," German attack, north Compeigne, France
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Preparing for an attack.
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Confederate soldiers killed in the trenches at Petersburg April 2, 1865 [at Fort Mahone].
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hotographic copy of a print (?) copy of the painting The Battle of La Hogue, 23 May 1692 by Benjamin West published by Weber Bros. of Erie, Penn'a.
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