Soldiers transfer ammunition from pontoon in Scarpe River to ground during Battle of Arras in World War I. Mark I tank moves. London and Scottish troops move to take final positions.
Motor machine gun section receives final instructions and leaves for position during Battle of Arras in World War I. A gunned soldier sits along with a driver, on each motorbike. A howitzer continuously fires in the field.
Royal Sussex marches during Battle of Arras in World War I. Durhams and North Hants move. Few soldiers look back and smile while one takes off his hat and waves it. The cavalry waits at a place. Artillery loaded horse carts are also seen.
Heavy firing creates a barrage at Bourlon Wood during Battle of Hindenburg Line in World War I. Distant view of a sugar factory on the Cambrai road that acts as a German machine-gun post in Bourlon Wood. Soldiers in field nearby the sugar factory. Supplies are moved on horse carts. German prisoners move along with the troops.
Soldiers lie on litters at an advanced dressing station during Battle of Hindenberg Line in World War I. Soldiers of enemy also present. A doctor examines a wounded. Another soldier is provided a mug of drink. He drinks it. Leg wounds of a soldier are dressed. Other soldiers surround him.
Soldiers of British 63rd Naval Division advance a day after capturing Graincourt and Anneux during Battle of Hindenberg Line in World War I. With them covered guns and supplies on horse carts are also moved.
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