eerstewereldoorlog
174 photos tagged eerstewereldoorlog, from 3 members of Flickr Commons.
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Nieuport 10 of Belgian Air Force (c. 1915) from Liberas uploaded January 2025
US soldiers in Camp Logan, TX, 1917-1918 from Liberas uploaded January 2024
Two US Army soldiers in a camp, 1917-1918 from Liberas uploaded January 2024
Turfstekers te Gent, 1916-17 | Peat cutters in Ghent, 1916-17 from Liberas uploaded February 2017
Foto huizen in puin from Archief Alkmaar Commons uploaded February 2017
In de loopgraven aan het front, 3 april 1916 | In the trenches, 3 April 1916 from Liberas uploaded February 2017
Jean Pecher, gewond in het hospitaal | Jean Pecher, wounded in the hospital from Liberas uploaded February 2017
In de kazerne | Life in the barracks from Liberas uploaded February 2017
Maxim mitrailleur van het 7de Linieregiment | Maxim machine gun section of the Belgian 7th Infantry Regt. from Liberas uploaded February 2017
Maxim mitrailleur van het 7de Linieregiment | Maxim machine gun section of the Belgian 7th Infantry Regt. from Liberas uploaded February 2017
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BRITISH WESTERN FRONT
from Nationaal Archief
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pellethepoet said:
See also (the race):
National Library of Scotland National Library of Scotland
WOI: gewonde Engelse soldaten, terug van het front, in discussie over geld beleggen in oorlogsobligaties / WWI: returned wounded English soldiers discussing the use of investing money in war bonds
from Nationaal Archief
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Brian Lynn said:
From the looks of them–especially their hats–I'd say that some of them were Australians, not English.
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Nationaal Archief said:
@Brian Thank you for that comment!
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Erik G said:
Interesting photo. The slouch hats were typical of the uniforms belonging to ANZAC (Australia and New Zealand Army Corp) soldiers. The woman volunteer may be American as the white sign shows the logo for the YWCA (Young Women's Christian Association) with the word "America" above.