Quotulatiousness

November 26, 2014

Hard and Muddy Times I THE TRENCH WARFARE

Filed under: Europe, History, Military, WW1 — Tags: , — Nicholas @ 07:49

Published on 24 Nov 2014

The prevalent conduct of war of the Twenties is unmistakably the trench warfare. The trenches with its knee deep mud are war theatre as well as home to the soldiers. But how does it look like inside a trench? How is it constructed?

Indy took a look and explains why the trenches are thought to be the base for a longstanding war and how life was inside a trench.

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