London Exhibition
A collection of London Exhibition images
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![paris exhibition/shell holes craters thiaumont verdun](/t/621/shell-holes-craters-thiaumont-verdun-9796935.jpg.webp "Shell holes and craters at Thiaumont - Verdun. The ground about the Ouvrage du Thiaumont bears testimony to the ferocity of the fighting. "The infantryman has no function except to get himself crushed, he dies without glory...at the bottom of a hole, far away from any witness" Lt. Raymond Jubert 151st RI a")
![paris exhibition/ouvrage thiaumont verdun battlefield](/t/621/ouvrage-thiaumont-verdun-battlefield-9796879.jpg.webp "Ouvrage de Thiaumont - Verdun battlefield. Destroyed observation post at the Ouvrage de Thiaumont is witness to the sheer fury of German artillery fire - the cupola was 10" thick and weighed 7 tons before it was blown apart.")
![paris exhibition/mt pasubio strada del galleria](/t/621/mt-pasubio-strada-del-galleria-9796999.jpg.webp "Mt Pasubio - Strada del Galleria. The "Strada del Galleria" with its 52 tunnels leads to the Refugio Papa on Mt Pasubio and was constructed in 1917. 5th Engineering Regiment built the next core section of the trail, called "Strada delle Gallerie" (road of tunnels) under enormous time pressure in only 11 months")
![paris exhibition/wire pickets used fencing posts ypres](/t/621/wire-pickets-used-fencing-posts-ypres-9796931.jpg.webp "Wire pickets used as fencing posts - Ypres. Wiring pickets being used for fencing just south of Shrewsbury Forest. They were known as "tir de cochon" lit. pig's tail, after the corkscrew base which enabled them to be screwed silently into the ground.")
![paris exhibition/bayernwald trenches messines](/t/621/bayernwald-trenches-messines-9796927.jpg.webp "Bayernwald Trenches - Messines. Trenches at Bayernwald - "Bavarian Wood" - also known as Bois Quarente.")
![paris exhibition/rifle ammunition clips pocket argonne](/t/621/rifle-ammunition-clips-pocket-argonne-9796885.jpg.webp "Rifle ammunition clips in the Pocket - Argonne. "The Pocket" was the name given to the position occupied by "The Lost Battalion", eight American units of the 77th Division, roughly 550 men, isolated by Germans after an American attack in the Argonne Forest on 3rd October 1918")
