... constructing similar aircraft for the British fleet. After the Tanks had made their first sensational appearance in the battle of the Somme, it will be remembered that Mr. Lloyd George pnbHcly stated that the chief credit for this engine of war belonged to ...

... Sir Douglas Haig - in report upon The Battle of the Somme, writes: First let me thank the munitions workers. This magnificent victory could not have been won without the self-sacrifice and devotion of those women and men who have so faithfully laboured ...

... conditions on the , German front are very different. Along most of the new lines formed FRIDAY, Dec. 15th, at 9 am• by the battle of the Somme the German front trenches are merely a ba broken stretch of tinged up shell holes, with no deep dugouts, and only a ...

... official moving picture record of the King's Visit to His During tit* Groat Adman), the supplementary picture to The Battle of the Somme, introducing the great generals and the leading men of Britain, France, and Belgium, giving an intimate view of His ...

... Pte. Octave Lang_ . _ lois. He was In the heavy fighting at the Somme in which so many Ottawa men fell, on Nov. It. A letter writtes by hint a few days before the big battle on the Somme told that he was in good health and his brother and brotherin-law ...