Ryan+McCarroll

Type in the content of your page here. I would not want to be on the receiving end of this gun!**
 * Bellgian machine gun post.

I would not like to be on the British Camel Corps. Using animals like that is unethical.**
 * Members of the British Camel Corps.

This was the start of the War. People must have been upset due to the assassination of the Archduke.** This was something that should had been prevented if the Germans just thought twice about their actions.**
 * Funeral procession of Archduke Franz Ferdinand.
 * The Lusitania, sunk by a German submarine 7 May 1915.

Fighting for our country must had been a great privilage to some and their loyalty is still honored to this day.**
 * American troops resting in a French village.

Walking on this road, never knowing when the next shell might land close to you, must had been very nerve-racking expierence for many.**
 * Shell exploding on a French road.


 * Italian Caproni bomber.**
 * The technology has come a long way from this picture to now in present day.**

Seeing this site in person must of been a very memorable to many.**
 * German aerial photograph: Quays at Salonika, 8 June 1917.

Seeing this image makes me realize that someone had to be on the reviecing end of these and that is never a good thing.**
 * Belgian munitions plant.

Living in these trenches for weeks at a time, not even moving for hours of time must have been very painful and harmful to their bodies.**
 * British trench captured by the Germans.

Being incognito was crucial in attacking their opponents.**
 * Camouflaged French submarine.

Being in this position must have been a very honorable thing to do in serving their country.**
 * Major General Clarence E. Edwards, Commander, US Army 26th Division.

The family of those who fought for their country must have been very proud of their children for doing so.**
 * William Henry Dimmock, Lancashire, Royal Artillery.

Going into the war must have been a huge step for women, considering they weren't really used in the past.**
 * Women's Battalion of Death troops at physical training.


 * German hospital train.**
 * Without the hospital train many soldiers would of just died out there on the battle field with no one caring for their wounds.**


 * Bridge at Mousson.**
 * Many bridges like this were destroyed in the bombings that took place in these countries.**