Trench warfare was in fact mainly used in World War I during 1914 and spanned for almost another 6 years thereafter. Conditions in the trenches were dreadful, people died from illness, trenches were flooded, and an immersion foot syndrome known as trench foot was on the rise. Though the tol...
Rain and bad weather would flood the trenches making them boggy, muddy, and could even block weapons and make it hard to move in battle. Sustained exposure to the wet, muddy conditions could cause Trench Foot, which sometimes would result in the foot being amputated. Cold weather was ...
Because officers purchased their wristwatches as part of their kit, they did not pass through the army stores to be officially issued and therefore were not stamped with the pheon, the crow's foot or broad arrow that has denoted British military property since the fourteenth century. Wrist...
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