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Image Not Available for Laying a railroad as we advance
Laying a railroad as we advance
Image Not Available for Laying a railroad as we advance

Laying a railroad as we advance

Creator British
Creatorassembled by Sir Richard Butler (British, 1870 - 1935)
Date1914-1918
Mediumgelatin silver print
Dimensions15.2 x 20.3 cm
Credit LineAnonymous Gift, 2004
Object number2004/617.47b
LocationNot currently on display

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Ernest Brooks
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Image Not Available for "Are we downhearted? NO" British Tommies cheer as they go forward on light railways to take part in the advance
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1917
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Image Not Available for Visual signalling, this being possible as we advance
Visual signalling, this being possible as we advance
John Warwick Brooke
April 1917
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Image Not Available for A field gun getting into a new position as we advance
A field gun getting into a new position as we advance
John Warwick Brooke
1917
Photograph
Image Not Available for Moving day for the guns - a typical scene as we advance the heavy guns for the order to go forward
Moving day for the guns - a typical scene as we advance the heavy guns for the order to go forward
Ernest Brooks
1917
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Image Not Available for A roadside scene as we advance
A roadside scene as we advance
John Warwick Brooke
1917
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Image Not Available for Battle for Broodseinde. Tommy as a navvy. Busy breaking stones for roadmaking as we continue our advance
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John Warwick Brooke
October 1917
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Image Not Available for The railroad in "No Man's Land"
The railroad in "No Man's Land"
British
1916-1918
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Image Not Available for The kind of thing our Artillery has to break through before the Infantry can advance
The kind of thing our Artillery has to break through before the Infantry can advance
British
1914-1918
Photograph
Image Not Available for Waiting their turn to advance, Tank moving in distance
Waiting their turn to advance, Tank moving in distance
British
1914-1918
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Image Not Available for View from Bluff showing German trenches, part of which we now hold. Our original front trench is on the left
View from Bluff showing German trenches, part of which we now hold. Our original front trench is on the left
British
02/03/1916
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Image Not Available for A group of workers from an automobile factory take part in a physical education parade in Moscow. The inscriptin is a remark from Stalin: "We had no automobile industry … now, however we have one!".
A group of workers from an automobile factory take part in a physical education parade in Moscow. The inscriptin is a remark from Stalin: "We had no automobile industry … now, however we have one!".
Tass
1940
Photograph
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