Practice trenches from the First World War are among the places that have been added to the National Heritage List for England. The Browndown First World War practice trenches in Gosport, Hampshire, ...

When we turn attention to World War I and its fighting, our thoughts go to the Western Front, to trenches and barbed ... closer to its Balkan origins. The Eastern Front “lacked the ...

In the east, the Russian Army was able to ... A British Pioneer Regiment digging defensive trenches at the Western Front, World War One. The digging and repairing of trenches was a typical daily ...

Practice trenches and tomb of 119-year-old woman listed by Historic England - Some 256 historic locations have been added to ...

Historic England The size of 17 football pitches, each trench system had a 200m long (660ft) front line, supply trenches and dug outs The two sets of opposing trench systems, with a no man's land ...

Practice trenches from the First ... there before leaving for the Western Front via Southampton. Aerial view of a practice trench from the south-east, with figures digitally superimposed to ...

and an extensive network of trenches stretched from the North Sea coast to the Swiss border. An arms race led to the first mass use of poison gas, air warfare, and tanks. On the western front ...