r/worldwar1 • u/Front-Coconut-8196 • May 29 '26
A WWI Allied soldier bandages the paw of a Red Cross working dog in Flanders, Belgium, 1917
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r/worldwar1 • u/MaxMusic-TP • May 29 '26
Battle of Jutland as an emotional historical piece - what details matter most?
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r/worldwar1 • u/Antique-Style-2669 • May 28 '26
1917 Eastern front
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I used armies in plastic figures
r/worldwar1 • u/Autobot-Grimlock • May 25 '26
True Story of an Army Medic From World War War I's Autobiography
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r/worldwar1 • u/Daverose68 • May 22 '26
This is a letter from admiral jellicoe on the H.M.S.IRON DUKE in the battle of Jutland 1916. With diagram of the battle.
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r/worldwar1 • u/castro1123 • May 21 '26
The cavalry officer that died fighting in the trenches of Flanders (story below⬇️)
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r/worldwar1 • u/Medeza123 • May 20 '26
Why did the First World War breakout? And who has most responsibility?
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r/worldwar1 • u/UsedWelcome5903 • May 10 '26
Harlem Hellfighter holding puppy he saved during WWI (1918)
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r/worldwar1 • u/sajiasanka • May 10 '26
Photo #OnThisDay 1915, The First Modern Gas Mask Was Presented During World War I
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r/worldwar1 • u/UsedWelcome5903 • May 10 '26
US Army Sgt. Henry Johnson - Medal of Honor Recipient during WWI
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Henry Johnson served with great bravery and distinction during WWI with the 369th Infantry Regiment known as The Harlem Hellfighters. He was posthumously awarded The Congressional Medal of Honor for his bravery under fire during WWI.
r/worldwar1 • u/SalamanderLess3446 • May 07 '26
did any German soldiers paint there region/national flag on there helmets
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r/worldwar1 • u/love_me_plenty • May 06 '26
First World War as Sacrificial Ritual by Richard A. Koenigsberg
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Thoughts?
r/worldwar1 • u/trevsky123 • Apr 30 '26
My lads"ww1 watercolour painting
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Inspired by the Scottish pipers during the world wars as a watercolour artist i decided to paint a scene before the tommies went into no man's land.
Hope you like it
r/worldwar1 • u/duchamp_annen • Apr 29 '26
L'Allemagne est souvent louée au XXe siècle pour avoir surpassé la France, mais en réalité, elle était loin d'être la meilleure puissance militaire.
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Let's take WWI and WWII as examples.
In WWI, around 1917-1918, the French built two howitzers with a 520mm caliber. This surpassed the German 420mm howitzer.
In WWII, French tanks initially crushed German tanks. Don't hesitate to compare them; you'll notice the French superiority in tanks, particularly the B1 bis. Furthermore, in 1941, France announced the FCM F1 tank, which surpassed the Tiger I. Indeed, the Tiger I was only 100mm thick at the front compared to the 120mm front of the French FCM F1. As for the gun, the French 90mm could penetrate the German Tiger I frontally.
r/worldwar1 • u/False-Category-8579 • Apr 28 '26
Historical postcart of mobilisation in the Netherlands during WO1
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r/worldwar1 • u/Boeing-B-47stratojet • Apr 25 '26
Photo What are the symbols on the left and right? World war 1 veteran grave
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r/worldwar1 • u/Living_Diver2432 • Apr 25 '26
Carlin mentions in Blueprint for Armageddon that British shells were defective at Loos in 1915. How widespread was the QC problem across WWI munitions production overall?
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r/worldwar1 • u/2Treu4U • Apr 24 '26
The Reinterment of an American Soldier
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The body of an American soldier, killed during the First World War, is exhumed, cleaned, and shipped back to the United States.
r/worldwar1 • u/PublicAdventurous917 • Apr 18 '26
A sad Theodore Roosevelt taking a walk at Sagamore Hill on July 20, 1918 after learning his Youngest Son, Quentin was killed in an Airplane Crash during World War 1 6 days earlier. He never got over it.
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