Scientific American Magazine August 1916 WWI Our Army Machine Gun Vehicle TH6
Scientific American Magazine August 1916 WWI Our Army Machine Gun Vehicle TH6
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Scientific American Magazine August 1916 WWI Our Army Machine Gun Vehicle TH6
SUCCESSION of sanguinary
grinds against the
• German positions in the Somme sector; the gradual creeping of the Russian wings about Brody, along the boundary line of Galicia and Volhynia, gains to the crest of the Carpathians, and an offensive launched by Gen.
Kuropatkin in the Riga district; the victorious drive of Grand Duke Nicholas against Erzingan in Asia Minor-these are the principal developments of the current week in the war zone.
Pozieres, about the middle of the east and west side of the British salient, extending from Orvillers to Longue-val, north of the Somme, has been the center of conflict in the attempt to establish the Entente lines firmly on the Bapaume plateau. It may be a trifle premature, but as every indication points toward it, it may not be amiss to mention the fact that the Germans practically have ceased their attacks at Verdun
Scientific American Magazine August 1916 WWI Our Army Machine Gun Vehicle TH6
SUCCESSION of sanguinary
grinds against the
• German positions in the Somme sector; the gradual creeping of the Russian wings about Brody, along the boundary line of Galicia and Volhynia, gains to the crest of the Carpathians, and an offensive launched by Gen.
Kuropatkin in the Riga district; the victorious drive of Grand Duke Nicholas against Erzingan in Asia Minor-these are the principal developments of the current week in the war zone.
Pozieres, about the middle of the east and west side of the British salient, extending from Orvillers to Longue-val, north of the Somme, has been the center of conflict in the attempt to establish the Entente lines firmly on the Bapaume plateau. It may be a trifle premature, but as every indication points toward it, it may not be amiss to mention the fact that the Germans practically have ceased their attacks at Verdun
