Line of many WWI British Mk IV tanks, 1917. At least one is a "Baggage" (Supply) tank. From 1916: British Mk I "Male" tank with 6-pounder gun moves forward. Brief shot of Mk I "Female" (machine-gun) tank with anti-grenade mesh on roof. (World War i; World War 1; WWI; WW1)
Supplies are moved towards the front during World War I. Ammunition and supply trucks, mules drawn artillery advance along the country roads. Trees in the area. Soldiers march with the supplies. Transporting machine guns to the front. Houses along the sides of the street. German shells fire. Dead bodies of soldiers. Vehicles move forward with the supplies.
French soldiers in trenches during World War I. Reinforced new concrete trenches in the battlefield. Soldiers stand in the trenches. Wooden structures inside the trenches. Men watch the trench.
A French soldier clears a trench during World War I. He clears gas from the trench. Barricades in the trench. Gas being fanned out from the trench.
Soldiers watch a machine gun during World War I. Soldiers sit near a machine gun and adjusts the gun. A soldier stands near a steel observation tower.
British troops in World War 1 Battle of the Somme, are seen at a huge stockpile of mortar shells called "Plum Puddings" that are most effective in smashing German barbed wire entanglements. Soldiers carrying them from the pile as quartermasters make a count of them. British Troops, in a well protected dugout, loading a 2 inch trench mortar with attached periscope post and "Plum Pudding" shell atop. They afix the fuse and crawl into the dugout, away from the mortar and fire it remotely with a cord. They repeat the process.
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