7360 Report on First World War fieldworks in England
During the 20th century as the firepower of modern armies increased exponentially through the deployment of powerful, mass produced artillery, machine guns, and rifles fieldworks were recognised as one of the most effective means of protecting troops. The trench became synonymous with the First World Warâs Western Front. At home the digging of trenches became an important part of infantry training, a place to develop new tactics and to rehearse for future battles. Training trenches were rarely recorded in officia...
Buyer
Historic England Heritage Protection Commissions
Value
£28,000
Published
18 Nov 2016
Closes
10 Dec 2015
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South West
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Open
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Services
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Research and development services and related consultancy services
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Lot default 7360 Report on First World War fieldworks in England
£28,000
During the 20th century as the firepower of modern armies increased exponentially through the deployment of powerful, mass produced artillery, machine guns, and rifles fieldworks were recognised as one of the most effective means of protecting troops. The trench became synonymous with the First World Warâs Western Front. At home the digging of trenches bec...
Delivery: South West · United Kingdom, South West, United Kingdom
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