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    No Mans Land is when 2 groups are fighting each other but

    none of them wanted to go in the middle it was most used in the


    first world war .

    No
    Mans
    Land

    This weapon is called a


    trench club it for close range
    as if they threw it they
    would have no weapon.

    The trench tactics were very predictable. When


    trenches were attacked a lot of men would run
    into machines guns or barb wire. The way the
    trench was defended that they would stand on
    the top of the trench and fire. The defence were a
    lot stronger than the attack.

    Revolver is a gun for officers it


    was used to shoot enemies.

    The British infantry and the most forward-placed


    artillery face the "perfect storm" on the morning of 21
    March: they are attacked in overwhelming strength in
    thick fog, wearing gas masks for much of the day,
    finding that fast-moving enemy infantry has broken
    through gaps in the defences and is rounding them up
    from behind. Thousands are killed and more captured.
    Many garrisons of strongpoints hold out although
    surrounded, but the Germans drive deep into the British
    positions in several areas, precipitating retreat and chaos
    that develops over the next few days.

    The Battle of Vimy Ridge was a military engagement


    fought primarily as part of the Battle of Arras, in the
    Nord-Pas-de-Calais region of France, during the First
    World War. The main combatants were the Canadian
    Corps, of four divisions, against three divisions of the
    German Sixth Army.

    Shell Shock
    Shell Shock was a reaction to intensity that meant you
    was like jelly u couldn't speak u all u could hear was the
    bombs were going off.

    Censorship
    He had to be resourceful in getting his
    dispatches back to Fleet Street, evading the
    French or British authorities to deliver his stories
    to London himself. Another time he bribed the
    purser of a cross-channel steamer and even
    managed to get his dispatches delivered by the
    War Office itself, courtesy of an official King's
    messenger.

    Trenches
    There was nothing glamorous about trench life. World
    War 1 trenches were dirty, smelly and riddled with
    disease. For soldiers life in the trenches meant living in
    fear. In fear of diseases like cholera and trench foot and of
    course, the constant fear of enemy attack.

    Trench Conditions
    The conditions were pretty disgusting it was
    smelly loads of people catch diseases it was
    not a pleasant place to be.

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