In Wijtschate’s Hospicestraat in 2020, the most impressive discovery was a series of stairs leading to a German dugout, the Kortestollen. While maps indicated this system was near the road, its exact location and extent had remained unknown until our excavation.

Looking for a last minute gift? We have just received new stock of LinesMan2Go tablets, ready to despatch this week. For more information please see our website: greatwardigital.com #WW1 #Xmas

Up Anchor! - RND Christmas card for 1916 when the division was fighting on the Ancre, Somme #Xmas #ww1

🎄It’s December 6th, last day of the Black Friday sale🎄

Last call - Our #BlackFriday offer will end on Friday, Dec 6th, so nows your chance to grab a LinesMan2Go tablet, with over 800 preinstalled trench maps, at the 10% discount. That £29.99 off the list price of £299.95. Email #blackfridaysale to [email protected]

Indian war bonds poster, WW1.

I use my Linesman out on tour and it really is a fantastic bit of equipment. Makes orientation and understanding of the ground during the war so much easier and helps both old and new visitors in visualising how trench systems used the topography to have advantageous positions.

For #BlackFriday Great War Digital are offering LinesMan2Go tablets, each with over 800 trench maps, at a 10% discount, a full £29.99 off the list price of £299.95 + shipping. Be quick as stocks are limited. Email #blackfridaysale to [email protected]

Pilckem Ridge 2013. In addition to well-developed trenches, less elaborate ones were also found. Some (first 2 photos) from the early months of trench warfare. The others (last 2 photos) were more temporary and served for troop supply for the July 31, 1917 attack.

For #BlackFriday Great War Digital are offering LinesMan2Go tablets, each with over 800 trench maps, at a 10% discount, a full £29.99 off the list price of £299.95 + shipping. Be quick as stocks are limited. Email #blackfridaysale to [email protected]

For #BlackFriday Great War Digital are offering LinesMan2Go tablets, each with over 800 trench maps, at a 10% discount, a full £29.99 off the list price of £299.95 + shipping. Be quick as stocks are limited. Email #blackfridaysale to [email protected]

Great with a LinesMan in hand as well 😉

Planning a trip to the Western Front, or looking for a present? 🎁 New stock of LinesMan2Go tablets has just arrived with the maps preinstalled. If you already have a compatible tablet or smartphone then simply download the maps directly when purchasing our DMS package via greatwardigital.com

An aerial view of Remy Sidings, a group of Casualty Clearing Stations which made history, both military and scientific. Lijssenthoek Military Cemetery is witness of more than four years of violent warfare in the Ypres Salient #WW1 #History

A very clear picture of Hawthorn Redoubt

The archaeological features we uncovered in Messines in 2012 were exceptional. However, what has stayed with me the most was the discovery of the mortal remains of a missing soldier. It turned out to be a defining moment in the course of my professional journey, a focus I still maintain to this day.

Very poignant remembrance ceremony at the Hawthorn Craters in memory of the men of ALL nations who fought and died across the battlefields of Hawthorn Ridge & Beaumont Hamel

Planning a trip to the Western Front, or looking for a present? 🎁 New stock of LinesMan2Go tablets has just arrived with the maps preinstalled. If you already have a compatible tablet or smartphone then simply download the maps directly when purchasing our DMS package via greatwardigital.com

Page from my photo album, c.1996. A granite demarcation stone in the Ypres Salient. ‘Here the invader was brought to a standstill 1918’

Another 1981 snapshot of Newfoundland Memorial Park, Beaumont Hamel, Somme. These are the German front line wire pickets. I think they'd not long removed the barbed wire because the sheep were getting caught on it.

We always love a trench sign

French soldiers in a trench, 1915. Source: FB Group Carnets de Guerre 1914-1954.

It was good to see The Last Post at the Menin Gate this Thursday so well attended, many of those were school groups paying their respects #WW1 #RemembranceDay2024 #Ypres

We Will Remember Them

Nice typo here!

Good to see LinesMan is use

This weekend we begin the annual period of Remembrance of which the Poppy is the symbol. I took this photo last week on the battlefields of 1918: who will you be remembering this weekend?

Visiting the Western Front? Check out the latest Linesman2Go tablets, ready to despatch tomorrow. To view our product range please visit the website greatwardigital.com/products/

Cross of Sacrifice at Five Points Cemetery earlier.

Planning a trip to the Western Front? What you need is a LinesMan! To view our product range please visit the website greatwardigital.com/products/

Leutnant Baensch of the German Field Artillery Regiment No.4 strikes an impressive pose in a trench near La Basseé, 1916. The pistol appears to be some kind of pocket pistol but it's hard to tell the exact model. Small pistols like these were often privately purchased.

The legendary ruined basilica of Albert on the Somme used to advertise government bonds on a 1921 poster. The basilica and the leaning golden statue of the Virgin were famous during the war but had been destroyed in 1918. Source: gallica.bnf.fr/ark:/12148/b...

On this day in 1918, John McCrae died of pneumonia. Born in Guelph in 1872, he served as a soldier and surgeon during the First World War. After his friend, Lt. Alexis Helmer, was killed at the Second Battle of Ypres, McCrae wrote In Flanders Field.

I found this German helmet on the Somme in the early 1980s when I was 17. It was lying at the bottom of a mine crater at Carnoy, in the former no man’s land, where a farmer must have flung it after his plough dragged it up. The craters are long-since filled in.

It’s a Linesman2Go tablet packing day tomorrow. To view our product range please visit the website greatwardigital.com/products/

We now have fresh stocks of our LinesMan2Go GPS enabled tablets, all ready to go! Each has over 800 carefully selected British trench maps already installed and ready to use. #WW1 #FWW #maps See our website www.greatwardigital.com for more details

Last call for pre-Christmas orders

First World War Christmas: 14, ‘Biscuit’ British Army biscuits were intended to be nutritious and sustaining - though they were hard and unyielding They were also popular ‘presents’ from the Front, an ironic wink at the expected Christmas meals of home

🌲🔔🎄To secure a Linesman before Xmas, please place your order by 16th December. To view our product range please visit the website greatwardigital.com/products #WW1 #FWW 🎄🔔🌲

Today’s lunchtime walk - visiting the memorial to Winnie the Pooh (or Winnipeg a Canadian WW1 mascot). Winnie lived in Tilshead in Wiltshire before ending up a London Zoo and sparking the name for Christopher Robin’s bear. Awww #winniethepooh #heritage #salisburyplain #disney

First World War🎄 Advent Day 7 Belgian Lancer, Aarshot 1914. Artist & Caricaturist Emile Dupuis 1914-15 artwork included Nos Allies (our Allied soldiers), Nos Poilus (our French soldiers, the Hairy Ones) Leurs Caboches (German soldiers - their thick heads) #WW1 #FWW #Humour

November’s late afternoon sun illuminates the panels of the memorial to the missing, at Faubourgs D’Amiens CWGC, Arras. Nearly 35,000 British & Commonwealth men, lost in the Arras sector, but having no known graves, are commemorated, here, including my own great uncle.

We now have fresh stocks of our pre-installed LinesMan2Go tablets. Also check out our digital download Linesman GPS product with over 800 carefully selected British trench maps. Works on Apple MacOS, iOS, Android and Windows PC #WW1 #FWW #maps greatwardigital.com

We now have fresh stocks of our pre-installed LinesMan2Go tablets. Also check out our digital download Linesman GPS product with over 800 carefully selected British trench maps. Works on Apple MacOS, iOS, Android and Windows PC #WW1 #FWW #maps greatwardigital.com

One more from IWM's new art galleries, featuring Paul Nash's The Menin Road (1919). Two figures pick their way along a road in a shattered, shell-blasted landscape. Nash once referred to this area as 'the most frightful nightmare of a country', and his painting shares that nightmare with you.

LinesMan being used to follow the advance of the tanks, close to the area where 20 years old, Captain Richard Wain, was killed. He was posthumously awarded a Victoria Cross for his actions on 20th November 1917 in the fields near Cambrai, France #OTD #History

Having fun today playing with the 3D option in LinesMan, a useful way to help interpret the battlefield through trench maps #Somme #Maps #History