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World War One German troops in a trench attack the Allied forces with a flamethrower. 1917
Residents of Peel Street, Lincoln digging trenches as precautions against possible air raids in the city during the Second World War. 12th September 1939
Residents of Skellingthorpe Road, Lincoln digging trenches as precautions against possible air raids in the city during the Second World War. 1940
Major General Sir Ernest M. Cowell, Director of Medical Service, AFH Algiers, visits the Fifth Army at the Anzio beach-head in Italy to inspect medical units in the field
Workmen digging trenches to act as air raid shelters, in Lincolns Inn, London. By autumn 1938 Britain had begun preparations for war, shelters were dug
Men of the 1st Lancashire Fusileers fixing bayonets before their assault on Beaumont-Hamel, the Somme, Picardy, northern France. 1st July 1916. World War One
British soldiers seen here leaving their trench to meet their German opponents on Christmas day 1914 to play a game of football
Workmen seen here digging latrines in Hyde Park on the second day of the General Strike. Hyde Park was closed for the duration of the dispute and rapidly transformed into great milk and petrol dump
British troops in trenches on the British line in Salonika during World War I 1916
Soldiers from the Kings Liverpool Regiment listening to the news being read out as they wait in their trench World War One. 1918
After German troops failed to reach Paris, both sides seemed to run out of ideas and so trenches were dug, initially to hold position until a new offensive
World War One- a British soldier repairs a machine gun in a trench on the British Western Front in France. 1918
Royal Irish Fusilier Ferguson from Armagh clears mud from his trench in the forward lines during WW2. 1940
World War One - Two British soldiers stand in a flooded communications trench on the Western Front 1917
Trench abandoned by the 14th Canadian Regiment as they advanced through France in World War One Circa 1915
Canadian soldiers in France go over the top to begin another attack 1917 World War One
Belgian soldiers firing from a trench in woodland 1914 World War One
World War One - Belgian troops wait in a trench beside a railway line as they advance during the Battle of Hofstade. 1914
World War I British troops charging from the trenches. The trenches of World War I have given us some of the most horrific images of the twentieth century
World War One - Troops from Australia & New Zealand stand in a trench waiting for orders to advance to the front 1916
World War I - Soldiers from New Zealand September 1916, having consolidated their position in the treches rest and enjoy bread & jam
British soldiers charging from the trenches during World War One Circa 1916
Evacuated World War One Trenches trenches in France Circa 1916
Shrapnel bursting over reserve trench in Canadian line in mid-October of the Somme campaign. The battle began on July 1st 1916 on which day at least 20
WW2 Early morning shave May 1942 for British troops in the trenches in the Western Desert
The Hampshire Regiment with the B. E. F. Swede Basher Post March 1940The Hampshire Regiment with the B.E.F. Swede Basher Post March 1940
A messenger dog carrying orders arrives at a trench occupied by British soldiers World War One 1918
British troops in 1914 pose for the camera in France
Old Hun Line - British soldiers take over a captured German trench during World War One 1917
Canadian soldiers in the trenches on the Western Front July 1916
Scottish machine gunner keeps watch from a front line trench 1917
The original caption read British soldiers go "over the top"The original caption read British soldiers go " over the top" from a trench in France 1916. The image was taken by Canadian official photographer Ivor Castle
World War One - Belgian troops take up positions behind a barricade waiting for German attack. 1914
B Company Royal Irish Fusiliers constructing trenches with corrigated iron sheeting and using water pumps to empty water filled trenches during WW2. 1940
A soldier hangs a pair of socks on a washing line outside his fox hole on a French beach during WW2. 1944
World War II Invasion of France. Men of number three commando, 1 Special Service Brigade, dig in beside a Horsa glider near La Haute Ecarde on the Western end of Drop Zone N between Ranville
WW2 US marines on Namur Island 1944 Two marines relax in a machine gun nest overlooking a burning farm building after a 24 hour battle with Japanese troops which led to the capture of Namur Island
Men of RAF Regiment in Burma Leading aircraftmen A Nickson and F Yewbury in a trench, pointing out distant Japanese positions to Squadron Leader T F Ryalls and flying officer J D Crowhill
February 1999 Soldiers in trenches, dressed in camouflage, take aim with their automatic rifles
Shells bursting over the battlefield close to Diksmuide during the Battle of the Yser, Belgian army trenches can be seen in the foreground. Circa October 17th 1914
French troops going over the top to attack the hun. May 1917
The opening day of the Battle of the Somme. British troops of the 34th Division seen here during the assault on La Boisselle. July 1916
Positions held by the English troops on the perimiter of Tobruk immediatel before the break-out. 23rd January 1942
Army Service Corps working a forge in France, 1914. October 1914 saw the war enter a new and unexpected phase, when trenches were dug as a means of defence and a staging post for attack
British soldiers dig defences at the village of Hottot near Tilly Surseulles. WW2 1944
British Marines take up defensive positions in a trench on the outskirts of Lierne. 1914
