Work has begun to recreate a World War I trench in a Nottinghamshire forest, which was used to train troops between 1915 and 1920. Clipstone Camp, which now sits on the site of Sherwood Pines, was ...

Old WW1 trench lighter Restoration. This old rusty lighter was found by a metal detector on a WW1 battlefield. This is an old trench lighter used by soldiers during the war. The lighter was rusty and ...

The students started work on WWI-type trenches at 8 a.m., ... The average size of trenches soldiers in WWI would dig was 5.5 feet wide by 3.5 feet deep and took about five hours to dig.

He visited Bradford World War 1 Group to talk about it. “When I mention the trench, the first thing people say is: ‘My uncle, grandad, great grandad was wounded, killed or an unknown in Ypres’.

The students started work on WWI-type trenches at 8 a.m., ... The average size of trenches soldiers in WWI would dig was 5.5 feet wide by 3.5 feet deep and took about five hours to dig.

ARMIES have been storming trench lines for more than 100 years, but for all the advances in military technology, it is no less harrowing now than it was when soldiers were crossing the muddy ...

Plus, what lessons learned in WWI means for the current trench stalemate in Ukraine. ... His work has appeared in Defense News, Foreign Policy Magazine, Politico, ...

Work begins on a project to recreate a WWI trench in Nottinghamshire which was used to train thousands of troops.

The students started work on WWI-type trenches at 8 a.m., ... The average size of trenches soldiers in WWI would dig was 5.5 feet wide by 3.5 feet deep and took about five hours to dig.