German prisoners, captured by French troops, are sent rearwards through French trenches, August 1917.
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German prisoners, captured by French troops, are sent rearwards through French trenches, August 1917.

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A couple of French medical troops digging graves for German soldiers, April 1918.
British troops playing a game of cards while wearing gas mask, March 1917.
British and New Zealand troops inspecting tanks captured from the Germans, September 1918.

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Australian troops wearing gas masks going through the assault course at the Australian Corps Training School, early 1918.
Māori soldiers taking part in a woodchopping competition between Australia, Canada and New Zealand.
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British troops inspecting a captured German anti-tank rifle, 25-27 August 1918.
French soldiers firing rifle grenades from a strong point, August 1917.

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A British stokes mortar crew laying some fire on a German trench, January 1917.
Cameronians loading Lewis gun magazines before the Battle of the Ancre, 1916.
German PoWs bringing in wounded American troops from the battlefield, July 1918.
German HQ at Sultzeren being shelled by American heavy guns, 27 August 1918.

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Guns captured by the Canadian Corps during the Hundred Days, October 1918.
“Found the French next to us most cheery and looking wide awake. They had an awful contraption called a “piège à Boches”, so arranged that any German jumping in was impaled and caught in barbed wire. This French division has been in this part of the line since mid-October, and their little pathetic groups of graves just behind parts of our trenches, mark places where snipers are active.”
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Brigadier General Cecil Lowther. Unpublished diary, dated 22 January 1915.
I’ve seen these piège à Boches (which means Boche trap as far as I can tell) in more than one picture, but I hadn’t actually come across any references to them. Lowther’s mention here is a particularly early one too. Apparently they’re a particular quirk of French trench defences, along with barbed wire over the top of a trench.
From the AWM: French Army soldiers in a trench in the La Harazee sector preparing an anti-personnel spiked fence.
You can see the metal knife rest on the back of the trench here has been cut to a point, with wire over the top.
No impaling spikes here, but still wired above and down into the trench.
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