It seems 4 years ago today I was in St.Asaph #NorthWales on the trail of the 16th RWF WW1. #Packupyourtroubles pic.twitter.com/MgRKHmHeEu — Claire Lewis 🌼🏴 (@clairey_lew) February 25, 2021 RT @clairey_lew: It seems 4 years ago today I was in St.Asaph #NorthWales on the trail of the 16th RWF WW1. #Packupyourtroubles https://t.c…
Feb 25 1918 Near Boulogne-sur-Mer, a French photographer takes this photo, IWM Q 58519, of a French airship of the Eclaireur Zodiac Class at Les Marquises aerodrome.February 25 1918-02-25 https://t.co/PjoiwVeOo8 https://t.co/ARlJAPgVQk pic.twitter.com/PiZUlcRLpT — This day in WWI (@ThisDayInWWI) February 25, 2021 RT @ThisDayInWWI: Feb 25 1918 Near Boulogne-sur-Mer, a French photographer takes this photo, IWM […]
Prototype Fiat 2000 tank, 1917. At 40 tons, if it had gone into production it would have been the heaviest tank of the First World War. https://t.co/2K0aY6sDTI pic.twitter.com/DL1X4TULnH — Simon Jones (@SimonJHistorian) February 24, 2021 RT @SimonJHistorian: Prototype Fiat 2000 tank, 1917. At 40 tons, if it had gone into production it would have been […]
Bisbee Daily Review #OTD Feb 24 1915 prints this cutaway of the modern German uboat sub menace https://t.co/b6gdNDvoJr pic.twitter.com/g4tjzfjzEk — This day in WWI (@ThisDayInWWI) February 24, 2021 RT @ThisDayInWWI: Bisbee Daily Review #OTD Feb 24 1915 prints this cutaway of the modern German uboat sub menace https://t.co/b6gdNDvoJr ht…
Removing the contents of a German mustard gas shell for analysis, US Chemical Warfare Service, Chaumont, France, October 1918. Sulfur mustard is in fact a highly toxic liquid. @USNatArchives https://t.co/sPYh9an1av pic.twitter.com/uFD79S5yjx — Simon Jones (@SimonJHistorian) February 23, 2021 RT @SimonJHistorian: Removing the contents of a German mustard gas shell for analysis, US Chemical Warfare Service, […]
For those of you who would like more information on spotting fake cap badges with the J.R. Gaunt maker's mark, you may find this web site helpful. https://t.co/mSx429ASO3 — Mark Simner (@marksimner) February 23, 2021 RT @marksimner: For those of you who would like more information on spotting fake cap badges with the J.R. Gaunt […]
I often find trench maps of Ypres Salient difficult to navigate- this hand-drawn map of the St Julien sector perhaps because of the colour scheme makes the two trench systems easier to locate. Also this map includes Yorkshire Trench- 113 Brigade WO 95/2552. August 1916. pic.twitter.com/FDpkTHeGBc — David Blanchard (@Blanch6144) February 20, 2021 RT @Blanch6144: […]
Hell Fire Corner, photographed by me in 1982. To discover more about this iconic location on the Western Front near Ypres in #Flanders have a listen to the latest episode of my podcast @OldFrontLinePod: https://t.co/dtw82hVr5Z pic.twitter.com/txOQaoLQbW — Paul Reed (@sommecourt) February 17, 2021 RT @sommecourt: Hell Fire Corner, photographed by me in 1982. To discover […]
More from 'A Day in the Life of a Munitions Worker', 1917 film made at a shell filling factory at Chilwell, Nottingham. https://t.co/VNS4IkAKoF pic.twitter.com/OCAqv83Z7n — Simon Jones (@SimonJHistorian) February 17, 2021 RT @SimonJHistorian: More from ‘A Day in the Life of a Munitions Worker’, 1917 film made at a shell filling factory at Chilwell, Nottingham…
Wow.https://t.co/6O5UdmGzm9 — 1914-1918 War (@WW1TheGreatWar) February 13, 2021 Wow. https://t.co/6O5UdmGzm9