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An aerial view of the Hellish moonscape of the Western Front during World War I. Hill of Combres, St. Mihiel Sector, north of Hattonchatel and Vigneulles. Note the criss-cross patterns of multiple generations of trenches, and the thousands of craters left by mortars, artillery, and the detonation of underground mines.
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From “Digger Dialects: A Collection of Slang Phrases Used By Australian Soldiers On Active Service” 1919 by Walter Hubert Downing
It is reported that here and there we fought, we died for a hill, for a house of which there is nothing left, for a hamlet now disappeared, for a village finally rebuilt elsewhere, for a few meters, the most often for little and sometimes for nothing.
It would be wrong to forget the essential. The dead do not go anywhere.
Ouvrage de Thiaumont, Verdun by Oliviaire Saint-Hilaire (translated from the original French)
