Battalion of the British Essex Regiment at work repairing roads and bridges in France, during World War One. Horse-drawn wagons cross small bridge. Members of the Battalion woek with picks and shovels to make repairs.
British Engineers carry tools and construction equipment through street of a town in France, during the First World War. Wrecked houses along the street. The Engineers lay prefabricated sections of track, forming a small railroad to carry ammunition and supplies.
A British advance cyclist patrol is surrounded by school children who run alongside them as they move along a road on their bicycles, entering a French town, during World War One. Older townspeople walk behind.
The British 10th Royal Hussars Cavalry Regiment entering Arras, during World War One.
Captured German emplacements and guns, in battlefield of World War One, in France. One of the German 5.9 inch field pieces is stenciled in paint with "2nd Essex (Pompadours)," referring to the British 2nd Battalion, Essex Regiment (56th Pompadours).
British soldiers clean and repair Mark I (male) tanks in France. They clean and tighten bolts on the treads. They use a pole to clean the 6 pounder guns in the sponsons.
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