Half an hour of WW1 chemical warfare research on the Western Front Association's podcast. Ep. 194 – Chemical Warfare – Simon Jones | The Western Front Associationhttps://t.co/lZ9ybsyvOO — 1914-1918 War (@WW1TheGreatWar) June 30, 2021 Half an hour of WW1 chemical warfare research on the Western Front Association’s podcast. Ep. 194 – Chemical Warfare – Simon […]
Olive May Kelso King born in Sydney, Australia on 29 June 1885. Joined the Scottish Women's Hospital Unit in France with an ambulance she purchased. Olive later went to Serbia & drove ambulances for the Serbian Medical Service. https://t.co/xTj351E4jD — Lucy London (@LucyLondon7) June 29, 2021 RT @LucyLondon7: Olive May Kelso King born in Sydney, […]
Legionaries of the 1st Brigade of the Polish Legions. On the right ppor. (Leutnant) Józef Blauer-Kratowicz, one of many Polish legionaries of Jewish origin, heavily wounded in the battle of Kukle (Volhynia) on 25 October 1915 and died of wounds the next day. pic.twitter.com/7d9HEzk1I1 — Marcin Parzyński (@marcin_par) June 29, 2021 RT @marcin_par: Legionaries of […]
Our collection contains thousands of photographs, postcards, drawings and paintings. We would like to give you a small taste of our image archive by showing these pictures of an abandoned Schneider tank. They have no date but were taken after April 1917. #history #firstworldwar pic.twitter.com/FJDEGA5r7Q — Memorial Museum Passchendaele 1917 (@MMP1917) June 29, 2021 RT […]
Jun 25 1918 #OTD in a front line trench in Meteren, France, war photographer John Warwick Brooke takes these photos of the 12th Battalion, Royal Scots wearing box respirators during a gas attack IWM Q 6777, IWM Q 6776, IWM Q 6775Colourized by @colour_history 25 June 1918-06-25 pic.twitter.com/ohWeeqGcym — This day in WWI (@ThisDayInWWI) June […]
Staying at Rifugio Quinto Alpini (2877m) the HQ of Italian forces in the Ortler sector. There are WW1 remains everywhere 👌 #GrandeGuerra #ErsterWeltkrieg #WW1 pic.twitter.com/mIMi6xLmzm — Tom Isitt 🐝 (@masaccio60) June 24, 2021 RT @masaccio60: Staying at Rifugio Quinto Alpini (2877m) the HQ of Italian forces in the Ortler sector. There are WW1 remains everywhere […]
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Diggers Remembered! A wonderful new app for young visitors, exploring and learning about the Diggers in WW1.Congratulations to @sirjohnmonash. #wewillrememberthem @ProfPeterDoyle @sommecourt @Gallipoli100 @anzacday @CWGC @WW1_Education @Taff_Gillingham @WW1TheGreatWar @TheWFA https://t.co/36r1CXGLpt — Martin Impey (@Martin_Impey) June 22, 2021 RT @Martin_Impey: Diggers Remembered! A wonderful new app for young visitors, exploring and learning about the Diggers in […]
Picked up this little pamphlet about Captain Fryatt a little while back… pic.twitter.com/9Krv1NigI7 — 1914-1918 War (@WW1TheGreatWar) June 23, 2021 @ThisDayInWWI Picked up this little pamphlet about Captain Fryatt a little while back… https://t.co/9Krv1NigI7
A wounded Austro-Hungarian soldier receives first-aid treatment in a frozen field behind the Piave frontline, January 1918. pic.twitter.com/UwpA2y5Abr — Nicolai Eberholst (Pike Grey 1914-1918) (@PikeGrey1418) June 23, 2021 RT @PikeGrey1418: A wounded Austro-Hungarian soldier receives first-aid treatment in a frozen field behind the Piave frontline, January 191…