Animated description: Battle of Ctesiphon in Iraq. Animation shows the position of Turk and British forces near Kut and the movement of British forces to south. Their attacking position to north. Animation of movement of Turk forces to north. (World War 1; WWI; WW1)
'Q' Boat 'Suffolk Coast' in the Atlantic Ocean. British crew at hidden deck gun. They adjust it. A sailor looks through binocular. Sailors load gun. They hide gun under false panels. Crew goes and lowers life boat. British Royal Navy Lieutenant Commander Auten, VC (Victoria Cross), DSC (Distinguished Service Cross) poses with other crew members. Crew of boat poses. (World War i; World War 1; WWI; WW1)
British General Allenby preparing to enter Jerusalem during World War 1. The commander-in-chief talking to commanders of Allied detachments and attaches before the ceremonies. British army officer and diplomat T. E. Lawrence is seen talking to a colleague. Other soldiers stand nearby them holding guns in their hands. Officers stand on the platform. Soldiers gather in the field. Officer addressing the soldiers. (World War I; World War 1; WWI; WW1)
Two British soldiers enter a tunnel leading to a German observation post on the other side of a road in part of France, recaptured from the Germans, during World War One. A British soldier looks at the hood (bonnet) of a car parked in the middle of the road. The two soldiers, exploring the German tunnel, emerge from a hatch in the ground on the opposite side of the road. One climbs steel steps installed in a nearby tree, which is the observation post.
British soldiers ("Tommies") relax, huddled in a huge bomb crater on a battlefield in France during World War One. British troops digging trenches and covering parts of them with corrugated steel sheets. Entrenched troops wave to the camera.
A British Mark I Female (machine-gun) tank being maneuvered into position on a battlefield in France, during World War One. British soldiers watch as tank drives out of ditch, One soldier repositions a machine gun that had swiveled backwards on its sponson (half turret).
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