A knocked out British tank with dead German soldiers next to it in Herenthage Park after the Battle of Langemarck, 1917.6yr ⋅ crazydarklord ⋅ r/TheGreatWarChannel
New Zealand Riflemen standing in the doorway of a ruined house on the outskirts of Bapaume, France. Photograph by Henry Armytage Sanders, 29 August, 1918. (Colorized)6yr ⋅ rwwhite20 ⋅ r/TheGreatWarChannel
French soldiers on the first line progressing under German artillery strikes.6yr ⋅ CanardLaque ⋅ r/TheGreatWarChannel
I posted this on IG too, but I tried to draw a infantry man standing in a field of poppies as the sun rose. I hope you guys like it :)7yr ⋅ BoxOfCurryos ⋅ r/TheGreatWarChannel
A German dog hospital, treating wounded dispatch dogs coming from the front, ca. 1918.6yr ⋅ crazydarklord ⋅ r/TheGreatWarChannel
A Serbian officer looking at one of his troops that has died of the cold in Albania, winter 1915-1916.6yr ⋅ KaiserMeyers ⋅ r/TheGreatWarChannel
Road workers and pedestrians respect 2 minutes of silence, 11:00, November 11, 1919, one year after the end of WWI7yr ⋅ polishprocessors ⋅ r/TheGreatWarChannel
The main entrance of Fort de Souville in late July 1916 after intense artillery strikes.6yr ⋅ CanardLaque ⋅ r/TheGreatWarChannel
Captain Bernard Montgomery of the Royal Warwickshire Regiment, May 17, 1915. (Colorized)6yr ⋅ rwwhite20 ⋅ r/TheGreatWarChannel
A column of Scottish troops marching along the road at Magenta near Mareuil-sur-Ay, 1 August 1918.6yr ⋅ crazydarklord ⋅ r/TheGreatWarChannel
Cross post from r/battlefield_one of my great great uncle's war efforts6yr ⋅ CurtCx ⋅ r/TheGreatWarChannel
I came across this video while searching a thing and couldn't help myself but laughing a bit by reading the comments7yr ⋅ Shadowarrior_ITA ⋅ r/TheGreatWarChannel
Soldiers from the 169eme regiment d'infanterie dit Regiment des Loups (Toul) XXe Corps d'Armee attached to the defense of the Fortress of Toul. - France, 1914.6yr ⋅ crazydarklord ⋅ r/TheGreatWarChannel
Unpacking Our Gurkha Blade - got it from a fan who is making reproductions of them7yr ⋅ flobota ⋅ r/TheGreatWarChannel
i had to make something is computer art class so i made this7yr ⋅ samjohnstonsam ⋅ r/TheGreatWarChannel
21st November 1918: Diagram Of The Surrender Of The German Fleet5yr ⋅ crazydarklord ⋅ r/TheGreatWarChannel
An Austro Hungarian officer leading charge with his sabre 1914 (probably Staged).6yr ⋅ KaiserMeyers ⋅ r/TheGreatWarChannel
Canadian No. 2 Construction Battalion,part of the Canadian Expeditionary Force (CEF). It was a segregated non-combatant unit, the first and only all-Black battalion in Canadian military history. (Story details and audio file in comments)6yr ⋅ abt137 ⋅ r/TheGreatWarChannel
An Australian platoon assembles for inspection. Allied infantry tactics in 1918 revolved around light machine-guns, bombs, and rifle grenades. In coordination with artillery, aircraft, and tanks these new tactics broke the German lines and ended the stalemate of trench warfare.6yr ⋅ crazydarklord ⋅ r/TheGreatWarChannel
A German Halberstadt CL.II Schlachtflieger (Battle Plane) designed for Air-to-Ground support6yr ⋅ flobota ⋅ r/TheGreatWarChannel
The Size of Germany's Air-Dreadnoughts (Illustrated London News; March 13, 1915)7yr ⋅ NMW ⋅ r/TheGreatWarChannel
While the war in Europe ended on the 11th, the war in East Africa continued until the 25th of November when word of the armistice reached local commanders.5yr ⋅ GreatDario ⋅ r/TheGreatWarChannel
Canadian infantry and a British tanker marvel at a German anti-tank rifle after the Battle of Amiens, August 1918.6yr ⋅ crazydarklord ⋅ r/TheGreatWarChannel
An improvised Turkish mortar used during the Gallipoli campaign.7yr ⋅ steve_the_emu ⋅ r/TheGreatWarChannel
Historic Illustration of the Western Front Enemies of Germany, their uniforms and Branches8yr ⋅ flobota ⋅ r/TheGreatWarChannel
Inside a WW1 British ambulance train , view of the infectious ward, Lancashire-Yorkshire Railway. July, 19256yr ⋅ abt137 ⋅ r/TheGreatWarChannel
Anyone can shed light on what the soldier is holding and what it's purpose is?7yr ⋅ lepalba ⋅ r/TheGreatWarChannel
Look who has been added to HOI 4 general list. And no he won’t say “Go Fuck Yourself” to Hitler6yr ⋅ TheNorthie ⋅ r/TheGreatWarChannel
The youngest war volunteer of the German Navy, Joseph Diethelm, of Schellenberg (Bavaria) with his oldest comrade in the Matrosenartillerie, in Flanders.6yr ⋅ crazydarklord ⋅ r/TheGreatWarChannel
In light of the recent video about the Isonzo front, we visited this church this summer, in the mountains near Tolmin. It was build by Austrian soldiers in 1916 and is still standing!7yr ⋅ thomasdelege ⋅ r/TheGreatWarChannel
If you think those soldiers who died in those last few hours died needlessly, you are not alone.5yr ⋅ GTS250 ⋅ r/TheGreatWarChannel
I think I may have found a candidate for a Who Did What in WWI? episode. [X-post from /r/TheGreatWar]8yr ⋅ Max2000Warlord ⋅ r/TheGreatWarChannel
Artist's rendering of Zeppelin L.23 sending over a prize crew to take the captured Norwegian barque 'Royal' (Apr. 23, 1917)7yr ⋅ NMW ⋅ r/TheGreatWarChannel
Battle of Albert : Soldiers of the 1st Battalion, The Lancashire Fusiliers fixing bayonets prior to the attack on Beaumont Hamel. Photo by Ernest Brooks, July 1916.6yr ⋅ Beastmode3625 ⋅ r/TheGreatWarChannel
'Air-Propelled Unicycle' featured in the pages of Popular Science (Sept. 1917)7yr ⋅ NMW ⋅ r/TheGreatWarChannel
French Adrian helmet with infantry insignia and with puncture hole .7yr ⋅ EBT-terrier ⋅ r/TheGreatWarChannel
Our man Conrad is one of the recommended searches if you look up Indy on Google7yr ⋅ radarscap32 ⋅ r/TheGreatWarChannel
Can anybody tell me what the purpose(if it had any) of the pillow thing that is worn around the chest?5yr ⋅ Mak0wski ⋅ r/TheGreatWarChannel
German jagers crossing the Moscovul massif after hand to hand combat, Romanian Campaign 1916.5yr ⋅ KaiserMeyers ⋅ r/TheGreatWarChannel
New collection of original WW1 artefacts we got for our new studio.8yr ⋅ flobota ⋅ r/TheGreatWarChannel
Great Grandfathers brass Christmas present tin while he was stationed in France (1914)7yr ⋅ BigAndyFs ⋅ r/TheGreatWarChannel
Real coloured photograph of russian officer and a well dressed man (probably a construction manager)with some austro hungarian prisioners in the murmansk railway, some 25.000 out of the 75.000 austrian and german prisioners died during the construction from 1914 - 19176yr ⋅ KaiserMeyers ⋅ r/TheGreatWarChannel
Manfred von Richthofen's silver victory cups. Photographed in the 30's7yr ⋅ jasta6 ⋅ r/TheGreatWarChannel
Paris under attack ! A shell hit this building, avenue de la Grande-Armee.6yr ⋅ CanardLaque ⋅ r/TheGreatWarChannel
The Mourning Parents in the Vladslo German war cemetery, by German artist Kathe Kollwitz.5yr ⋅ Smoke_Me_When_i_Die ⋅ r/TheGreatWarChannel
Passchendaele before and after artillery bombardment, Belgium 19177yr ⋅ polishprocessors ⋅ r/TheGreatWarChannel
Dutch family places obituary in Austrian newspaper (Christmas edition) for Hungarian grandfather who died in 1917 in Italy (text in German)6yr ⋅ tr_22 ⋅ r/TheGreatWarChannel
A German Zeppelin caught in the searchlights during a WW1 bombing raid over London, c. 1916.6yr ⋅ crazydarklord ⋅ r/TheGreatWarChannel
Original Taxi that transported French troops from Paris to the battle of the Marne. Taken at the French Military Museum in Paris.7yr ⋅ swiftler16 ⋅ r/TheGreatWarChannel
[100yearsago] I had just recently seen a ww1 documentary called They Shall not Grow old by Peter Jackson. Throughout the whole movie it reminded me of my great great grandfather Charlie who served with his brother around my age.5yr ⋅ PanzerComandant251 ⋅ r/TheGreatWarChannel
Russian soldiers awaiting a signal of their officer (standing) to launch the assault.6yr ⋅ CanardLaque ⋅ r/TheGreatWarChannel
Found my great grandfather's war book from ww1. Includes a map of the western front, a map of Paris, English-French dictionary, English-German dictionary, and more.7yr ⋅ ebolson1019 ⋅ r/TheGreatWarChannel
French soldiers removing a fallen comrade from the battlefield. Verdun 1916.6yr ⋅ crazydarklord ⋅ r/TheGreatWarChannel
Looks like Battlefield 1 has had quite the impact on The Great War's Subscriber Numbers8yr ⋅ Proteus_Core ⋅ r/TheGreatWarChannel
Someone told me you guys would like this. Me and a friend calculated the amount of seconds since Franz Ferdinand’s death as of 1:46:20 PM on March 7.6yr ⋅ thedarkonesarehere ⋅ r/TheGreatWarChannel
May 1918 “A destroyed British tank, half buried in a collapsed trench”.6yr ⋅ crazydarklord ⋅ r/TheGreatWarChannel
101 years ago, July 6th, 1917 T.E Lawrence and his Arab allies captured Aqaba6yr ⋅ abt137 ⋅ r/TheGreatWarChannel
We fixed the Lewis Gunner without a magazine in our intro - he is now 4 Germans with an MG08/15 - with an ammo belt nonetheless8yr ⋅ flobota ⋅ r/TheGreatWarChannel
Map outlining troop movements during the Third Battle of Ypres fought in the First World War [1938 × 2992]7yr ⋅ NSA_Monitoring ⋅ r/TheGreatWarChannel
Japanese troops sailing trough the flooded and destroyed city of Tsingtao, November 1914.5yr ⋅ KaiserMeyers ⋅ r/TheGreatWarChannel
German Fokker Dr.I (rebuild) with Dutch reenactors 'Vroege Vogels'7yr ⋅ Bis18marck70 ⋅ r/TheGreatWarChannel
Four anonymous Lost Tommies at Vignacourt c.1916-18 - Photographed by Louis and Antoinette Thuillier in Vignacourt, Picardy. 1916-186yr ⋅ crazydarklord ⋅ r/TheGreatWarChannel
Thought you guys might like this. Postcard sent to my great grandmother from a comrade of my great grandfathers during WW17yr ⋅ BigAndyFs ⋅ r/TheGreatWarChannel
Otto Dix - Selbstbildnis mit Artillerie-Helm (Self-Portrait Wearing a Gunner’s Helmet), 1914.6yr ⋅ crazydarklord ⋅ r/TheGreatWarChannel
Sep 18 1918 “Battle of Epehy. British wounded and German prisoner sharing a cigarette at an advanced dressing station near Epehy, 18 September 1918. Note captured German Maxim 08/15 (Spandau) light machine guns in the background”6yr ⋅ crazydarklord ⋅ r/TheGreatWarChannel
corpse of Italian WW1 soldier emerges from the glaciers of Northern Italy (xpost /r/creepy)8yr ⋅ Gregjoe88 ⋅ r/TheGreatWarChannel
Ottoman Troops With Modified German Stahlhelms- 1922 (Post-War)7yr ⋅ LiterallyTraeger ⋅ r/TheGreatWarChannel
This morning in my county several WWI buried bombshells, exploded naturally in a field. A century later.9yr ⋅ tinripp ⋅ r/TheGreatWarChannel
Drunk Germans in 1917, In The Same Trattoria We Had Our Fan Meeting Today, Vittorio Veneto7yr ⋅ flobota ⋅ r/TheGreatWarChannel
German ace pilot Ulrich Neckel, 30 victories, with his good luck charm7yr ⋅ jasta6 ⋅ r/TheGreatWarChannel
Jul 25 1918 “Men of the 6th Battalion, Black Watch (51st Division) about to encamp in woods near St. Imoges after the capture of the Bois de l'Aulnay ... They were just relieved by the French”6yr ⋅ crazydarklord ⋅ r/TheGreatWarChannel
How many battles on the Isonzo do I have to conduct before I get Cadorna's sweet hat?7yr ⋅ reservoirsmog ⋅ r/TheGreatWarChannel
Dear Indy and team. I found this crazy creation and recall seeing other inventions used by soldiers on the front lines. Could you elaborate more on these interesting designs and builds and why they didn't catch on with other soldiers?8yr ⋅ edgarcia59 ⋅ r/TheGreatWarChannel
These two magazines were good, cool, and interesting to read.6yr ⋅ Will_Hack_4_Food ⋅ r/TheGreatWarChannel
