Bruce Bairnsfather's humorous view of 'A Fragment's Fortune' – this weeks' centenary Fragment, first published in The Bystander 100 years ago today, on 29 January 1919. pic.twitter.com/dbAYRIigem — Mark Warby (@BBairnsfather) January 29, 2019 RT @BBairnsfather: Bruce Bairnsfather’s humorous view of ‘A Fragment’s Fortune’ – this weeks’ centenary Fragment, first published in The By…
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I guess a bit of digging might find the FOI record? — 1914-1918 War (@WW1TheGreatWar) January 26, 2019 @SimonJHistorian I guess a bit of digging might find the FOI record?
Put up a new website post on the Butte de Vauquois, with lots of pics from the 2016 trip: https://t.co/jCAW8UpNj9#vauquois #firstworldwar #ww1 #19141918 — Battles of the First World War Podcast (@WW1podcast) January 26, 2019 RT @WW1podcast: Put up a new website post on the Butte de Vauquois, with lots of pics from the 2016 […]
Interesting tweet below. Also a link to a British govt paper reviewing soldiers' loads for over a hundred years if you want further reading…. https://t.co/YxTfEXbekv https://t.co/0cluYyUMgm — 1914-1918 War (@WW1TheGreatWar) January 25, 2019 Interesting tweet below. Also a link to a British govt paper reviewing soldiers’ loads for over a hundred years if you want […]
On Wednesday 1 May, Dr Jonathan Boff will deliver a lecture on the British Army and the End of the First World War at the National Army Museum. The event is organised by SAHR but is open to all; however, registration is required: https://t.co/HFyxv8nChV @jonathanboff @NAM_London — SAHR (@societyarmy) January 25, 2019 RT @societyarmy: On […]
General Douglas MacArthur arrives back in America from France with the 42nd "Rainbow" Division."With no one, not even children, to see us, we marched off the dock, to be scattered to the four winds – a sad, gloomy end of the Rainbow."#onthisday — 1914-1918 War (@WW1TheGreatWar) January 25, 2019 General Douglas MacArthur arrives back in […]
Finished writing the next podcast episode. Just need to record it now. "Outbreak" covers how and why the First World War started. Previous episodes on Spotifyhttps://t.co/ojKIR7OC7v If you follow the show page, you won't miss out on Outbreak when it's released.#podcast #ww1 — 1914-1918 War (@WW1TheGreatWar) January 24, 2019 Finished writing the next podcast episode. […]
Underground shelters and bunkers still to be found in the Bois des Buttes- near Pontavert pic.twitter.com/AcmdqtSOTq — The Aisne Battles (@foxton44) January 19, 2019 RT @foxton44: Underground shelters and bunkers still to be found in the Bois des Buttes- near Pontavert https://t.co/AcmdqtSOTq
Not so well-known as other #WW1 remains in Ypres are the two concrete and steel machine-gun cupolas built into the ramparts. pic.twitter.com/xhuHT2TerB — Tom Morgan (@Tomm1418) January 24, 2019 RT @Tomm1418: Not so well-known as other #WW1 remains in Ypres are the two concrete and steel machine-gun cupolas built into the ramparts.…