Artillery By Dieter Storz Artillery consisted of the military’s heavy firearms. As a branch of the armed forces, its purpose was to fire explosive-filled projectiles across relatively large distances. In contrast to th

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5. Messines and Third Ypres For the BEF, most of the second half of 1917 would be consumed in an attempt to drive to Germans from the North Sea coast. In this the Australian forces in France and Belgium, numbering 121,68

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• Battle of the Somme
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• World War I
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4. Semi Open Warfare Over the winter of[removed]I Anzac Corps, now consisting of four divisions, the 1st, 2nd, 4th and 5th, languished in the mud of the old Somme battlefield, fighting the cold and trench foot more than

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Story of Serjeant Jack Regan, Glamorgan Royal Garrison Artillery When my wife, Kathleen and I married in 1994 we decided to settle in Kath’s family home in Penarth. In the house was a large brass bound “Douai” Bibl

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Casualty Details Name: HEWETT, HARRY Initials: H Nationality: United Kingdom Rank: Gunner Regiment/Service: Royal Garrison Artillery

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