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German Sailors. As they are not required for duty at sea, the German sailors are being employed in various capacities. Our Picture Shows: Members of the Kreigsmarine working for the Red Cross
Artillerymen seen here setting the fuses for a bombardment of the German trenches on the Somme battlefield 2nd August 1916
Troopers of the Royal Artillery take a break from their snow clearing duties to pose for the camera Circa 1915
Farriers of the Royal Artillery pose fir the camera during a training exercise before embarking for France and the Western Front. Circa 1915
Photograph taken by a wounded soldier of the 1st Royal Scots Fusiliers who was brought down a few yards in front of a German Advance trench at Bellewarde
Field Marshal Paul von Hindenburg, (left) Kaiser William II, (centre) and General Erich von Ludendorff (right) confer during a conference at the German headquarters building in the Belgian town of
Members of the 2nd East Lancaster Royal Field Artillery pose at Ardwick in 1915 before travelling to to France
The 16th Manchesters march past Lord Kitchener at Manchester Town Hall with the rest of the City Battalion
J Butler of the Machine Gun Corps Circa 1914
A blanket tossing interlude for the Manchester Battalions in training at Heaton Park at the beginning of the First World War. Circa September 1914
Pipers believe to be from the Cameron Highlander Regiment marching to the frontline during the Battle of the Somme. Circa July 1916
As the sun rose over the distant hills heralding the dawn of another day it revealed the lonely figure of a British sentry standing at his post. There was no other sign of human life
Survivors from a torpedoed merchant ship who survived in the water for a day and a night about to be be picked up by a rescue ship. circ January 1918
Just behind the British frontline. Men of the Scottish regiment get use to wearing their respirators.28th October 1915
6th Dragoon Guards horse making a pillow of a troopers legs. The impression on the face of the horse makes one think it is enjoying the luxury. 9th January 1915
Machine gunners firing while a mine explodes just in front of them during a live firing exercise at a machine gun school just behind the frontline on the Western Front. 31st August 1918
Their last parade. - The turkeys about to be commandeered to make dinner for our troops in Italy. Circa February 1919
Members of the Middlesex Regiment seen here returning from the trenches in the pouring rain during the Somme campaign. The Battle of the Somme lasted from 1 July to 18 November 1916
Men reading the mobilization proclamation on the declaration of war 4th August 1914
Tanks in their stables following their performance at the Battle of Hamel. Australians soldiers had been highly sceptical of the value of these machines following their failure at Bullecourt in April
Transport bringing up ammunition to a machine gun school just behind the frontline on the Western Front. 5th September 1918
A Sopwith Camel of the RAF credited with shooting down over 1, 200 enemy aircraft during the war. It also served as a ground-attack aircraft, especially near the end of the conflict. Circa 1918
Crown Prince of Germany (left) seen here studying a map with one of his officer during the Second Champagne Offensive (25th September - 6th November 1915)
Battle of Albert the opening phase of the Battle of the Somme. Our Picture Shows: British troops in a communication trench before an attack. Circa 1st July 1916
Kaiser Wilhelm II seen here inspecting a group of army doctors in a village close to the front during the second battle of Ypres Circa May 1915
Rifleman Butterworth of the 1st Battallion Rifle Brigade circa 1914
King Albert of Belgium as commander of the Army Group Flanders Circa November 1918
The railway van that conveyed the body of the Unknown Warrior from Dover to Victoria November 1920
The pock marked landscape of the Somme Battlefield created by artillery shells seen here from the air. Circa November 1916
On Dec. 25, 1914, five months into World War I, British and German troops on the Western Front stopped fighting in a spontaneous ceasefire
Warrant Officer Tom Guttery (centre) seen here in the test house of his workshop at an RFC training unit at Montrose, Scotland in 1916
Crowds in the grounds of the Palace of Versailles shortly after the signing of the peace treaty the formally ended the First World War. 28th June 1919
Riflemen Butterworth and Webb of the 1st Battallion Rifle Brigade circa 1914
Crown Prince of Germany seen here reviewing troops at the beginning of the First World War. Circa 1914
General Mobilization order issued by the UK Government shortly after Britain had declared war on Germany following their invasion of Belgium at the start of the First World War 4th August 1914
Signal from Allied headquarters to British forces on the western front informing them of the start of the ceasefire and armistice on the 11th hour of the 11th day of the 11th month. 11th November 1918
Archduke Franz Ferdinand of Austria who was assassinated along with his wife in Sarajevo. The assassinations, along with the arms race, nationalism, imperialism, militarism
Kaiser Wilhelm II seen here reviewing the Prussian Guards Division at Marles in the Somme District. Circa May 1915
Albert Ball of the Royal Flying Corp credited with shooting down 44 aircraft, before being killed himself on the 7 May 1917
Members of the Royal Artillery along with members of British and Allied armies seen here march through the streets of London during the Victory Parade to celebrate the end of the first world war
British and American signatures on the 1919 Treaty of Versailles. 28th June 1919
British and Allied troops seen here march through Trafalgar Square during the Victory Parade to celebrate the end of the first world war on 19 July 1919
German Crown Prince Wilhelm seen here cracking a joke with officers and men during an Iron Cross award ceremony for the 1st Company, Bavarian Infantry (Bavarian Kings Guard Regt.)
British and Allied troops seen here march passed Buckingham Palace during the Victory Parade to celebrate the end of the first world war on 19 July 1919
Men and horses of the 1st Cavalry Division, British Expeditionary Force, on the retreat from Mons in August 1914
A RFC Padre seen here using the gunners position of a F. EA RFC Padre seen here using the gunners position of a F.E.2b as a make-shift pulpit to conduct Sunday Church Parade at an unknown airfield in France just behind the frontline. Circa 1916
Aerial view The block ships HMS Intrepid and HMS Iphigenia in the channel of the Bruges ship canal at Zeebrugge following the first raid on the port on the 23rd April 1918
Kaiser Wilhelm II seen here with Grand Duke Friedrich of Austria at an Iron Cross medal ceremony during a tour of the Eastern Front. Circa June 1915
