Kelly+Lee

The woman probably owned a farm, and is relying on this cow for food and milk. Bringing the cow with her everywhere is probably a good idea. **
 * Old woman and her cow, displaced by the war.

I think that this postman is delivering letters to soilders families. This job was probably very important because wives of soilders almost depended on letters from their husbands to keep them going. **
 * French postman at Rheims.

I think Christmas was probably a hard time for many German soliders because they were injured, and away from their families. Thankfully, they could be together.Christmas was most likley quiet and a time for reflection to mourn lost soilders. But it was also probably a happy time. **
 * Wounded German soilders at Christmas.

Death was a common thing in the war, and seeing dead bodies likes these probably wasn't a shock to anyone anymore. These bodies look burned. **
 * Dead bodies on battlefield.

I think animals can keep even the lonliest person company. During the war, animals were probably something that kept the soilders going, because they couldn't be with their families and children. **
 * French soilder with pat cats.

It must of been hard to come home to see your house completly destroyed, and in pieces because of the war. It probably took years to fiz all the damages. **
 * Ruins in France.

The men serving in the war were very brave. It must have been diffucult to keep going day after day watching your friends die, and knowing you might not be able to go home saftley. **
 * British soilders bringing in a group of German soilders.

I think this pictures displays how hard the Great War really was. This man looks discouraged and lonley. He might have lost family in the war, or maybe his home which is why he's riding his bike around. **
 * Man sitting on the ground discouraged.

In this war, there were alot of weapons used. This heavy machinery looks extremly dangerous.It was probably used to take out numberous people. **
 * Austrian 305 mm gun.

I think a commander in the army felt a great amount of pressure.Your entire country was depending on you to being them liberty and keep them safe. Being a commander was probably one of the hardest jobs during this time.
 * Major General William S. Graves, Commander.

French soilders playing cards. During the war, wounded soilders probably tried to do alot to keep themselves occupied and pass time. Being in a hospital all day and night must have been extremly boring. Playing cards was probably a popular activity. **

I think being out in the open water during the war was probably horrifying. With only one blow to the ship, the entire thing could go down bring with it a shipload of men. I think this was probably the scariest job during the war. This ship was actually sunk. **
 * HMS Queen Mary, sunk at Jutland 31 May 1916.

During the war, there were probably thousands of starving children and families. People that voulnteered were probably a huge help and a huge contrabution during this time. I think people from these organizations were almost as brave as the soilders. **
 * Salvation Army voulnteer cooking.

To me, this picture represents that the men in the war had actual families. They were fighting every single day to try to come home to them.I think that famlies in this time period suffered alot when their fathers or sons didn't come home. **
 * Allies.

I think doing a job like this would also be extremly scarey. It would only take one gunshot to bring down your plane and end your life. Being a pilot was probably a huge responsibility because you had to drop bombs, and you cpuld harm alot of innocent people if you dropped it int he wrong area. **
 * Machine gun mounted on plane.

This picture reminds me how horrible the living conditions were. If drinking water was uncommon, I can't even imagine what else people were short of. I think a lot of people starved to death during this time. Drinking water was probably a treat. **
 * German sanitary sign near Lodz- "Drinking Water"