An American WWI soldier writes a letter while encased ... within sight of those purple peaks which mark the southernmost point of the French trenches. Lunéville is a gray, industrial town of ...

French soldiers warm up glasses of wine to drink in the trenches. National Geographic He proudly shows us a monumental carving of Marianne, the classic French symbol of liberty, guarding the ...

Trenches became valuable to WW1 armies because they were a defensive ... Many believe that Zone Rouge will never be fully cleared - the French government estimates it will take another 300 years ...

From the French Palace of Versailles to London ... You may also like: How did WWI soldiers keep clean in the trenches? The answer lies somewhere between "with great difficulty" and "they didn ...

FRANCE 24 reports from a military camp in northeastern France where soldiers train for combat in trenches. A dozen young French soldiers advance cautiously in single file in a trench in the east of ...

What's the difference? Though they sound similar, trench drains and French drains are actually very different. Trench drains are basic, surface-level drains. They collect water through a grate and ...

In December 1914, his unit was ordered to attack British troops defending a French brickworks ... Life as an officer during WW1. videoLife as an officer during WW1 Charles talks about coping ...

P7 pupils from schools around Ullapool are involved in the project A World War One trench system has been recreated near Ullapool as part of a school history project. P7 pupils from Ullapool ...

FRANCE 24 reports from a military camp in northeastern France where soldiers train for combat in trenches. A dozen young French soldiers advance cautiously in single file in a trench in the east ...