Life In The Trenches

Jan 28, 2013

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Life In The Trenches. Regulation Equipment. Trenches. The Trench System. Parapets. Sapping. Barbed Wire Entanglement. No Man’s Land. Dysentery. Trench Foot. Amputations.

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Life In The Trenches

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Life In The Trenches
Regulation Equipment
Trenches
The Trench System
Parapets
Sapping
Barbed Wire Entanglement
No Man’s Land
Dysentery
Trench Foot
Amputations

Life in the Trenches

Life in the Trenches. Life in the trench, the infantry’s home for much of the war, involved a day-to-day routine of work and leisure. “Stand-to” at Dawn.

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LIFE AND DEATH IN THE TRENCHES.

LIFE AND DEATH IN THE TRENCHES. Year 9 History Assessment on the First World War. 1914-1918. “Living and fighting in the trenches was a terrible and terrifying experience for all the soldiers involved” What evidence is there for and against this statement?.

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Life in the Trenches World War One

Life in the Trenches World War One. The Western Front. The Western Front – Trench Warfare between Allies (England, France, Belgium) and German forces. Schlieffen plan failed after the battle of the Marne- trench warfare. Trench Warfare Diary Directions:

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Life in the Trenches

Life in the Trenches. Mud. Mud affected every aspect of a soldier’s life: what they ate, what they drank, how they breathed, what they wore, how they walked, their health. Source 1.

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Life in the Trenches

Life in the Trenches. World War One. Top-View. Front-lines are called the “ fire trench ” Zig zag pattern Front lines protected by barbed wire and sandbags Behind the front-lines were support and reserve trenches (200-500 yards) Communication trenches used to move supplies

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Life in the Trenches

Life in the Trenches. The Course and Conduct of WWI. Agenda for 2/22/2012 How was WWI different from previous wars? Bell Work-Poetry from the trenches Why a Stalemate? The Great War: Slaughter- “Trench Warfare” All Quiet on the Western Front The Great War: Mutiny- “Shell Shock”

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Life in the Trenches Part II

Life in the Trenches Part II. Hardship in the Trenches By: Shayla, Nicole & Michelle. Dysentery. Definition: An infectious disease marked by inflammation and ulceration of the lower part of the bowels, with diarrhea that becomes mucus and haemorrhoids

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Life in the Trenches

Life in the Trenches. What are trenches?. Trenches are heavily guarded ditches dug into the ground. The trenches used during WWI were the depth of just over a man’s height, though they could range between 1.8 and 2.5 meters. .

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In the Trenches

In the Trenches. World War I. Page 4-5. How would you feel being the first person out of the trench? What about the last person? What do you think it is like in the trenches? What is no man’s land like?. Page 6-7. Looking at the map, who do you think will win World War I? Why?

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Life in the Trenches

Life in the Trenches. July 28, 1914: Austria-Hungary declares war on Serbia. Word War II 1914-1919. Where did soldiers live?. Soldiers lived in the trenches. . Men in the trenches looking out towards the enemy trench. What were living conditions like?. Trench Foot.

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Daily ‘Life in the Trenches’ of WWI

Daily ‘Life in the Trenches’ of WWI. The Trench cycle varied widely. (70, 30 ,120 70 days) Daily routine began with morning Stand To -soldiers climb up to Fire Step Morning hate- machine gun fire Clean rifle and inspection Breakfast is served Chores

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Life in the Trenches

Life in the Trenches. Daily Death in the Trenches. People were dying all the time Many died for other reasons such as disease and infection The idea of being killed at any time from sniper fire Soldiers dying from being buried in mud Death can come at anytime due to bombardment.

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Starter: Life in the trenches

Starter: Life in the trenches. http:// www.youtube.com/watch?v=4gv3DUl43Ew Discuss: What was good about life in the trenches? What was not so good about life in the trenches?. Was life really that terrible in the trenches?.

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Life in the Trenches

Life in the Trenches. Daily Death in the Trenches. people were dying al the time Many died for other reasons such as disease and infection The idea of being killed at any time from sniper fire Soldiers dying from being burried in mud. Daily Boredom.

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Life in the Trenches

Life in the Trenches. Front line trenches faced each other across no-man’s land. - They were often wet and rat infested, and Soldier often dealt with lice. Life in the Trenches. Ammunition. Front line trenches faced each other across no-man’s land.

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Life In The Trenches

Life In The Trenches. By Ms. Houselog. Death. Many men died on their first day in the trenches as a consequence of a precisely aimed sniper's bullet. It has been estimated that up to one third of Allied casualties on the Western Front actually occurred in the trenches.

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In the Trenches

In the Trenches. Rules of the Game Preliminary Design Draft. TEAM. STUDIO. Game and Contact Info. Game Name : In the Trenches Members John Albright : Interface and Project Officer jjalbright@fullsail.edu Joshua Burdette : Gameplay Officer zero_mccloud@comcast.net

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The Western Front and Life in the Trenches

The Western Front and Life in the Trenches. What was the Western Front?. The Western Front. The two main fronts:. On your coloured and labeled map of the alliances in your workbook, mark the Western front and the Eastern front. Schlieffen Plan. 3 rd of Aug, 1914:

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Life in the Trenches

Life in the Trenches. An Examination of Living Conditions on the Western Front During the First World War. World War I Erupts. The First World War erupted in the summer of 1914. Initially the war was met with tremendous optimism as hundreds of thousands eagerly volunteered for duty.

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Life in the Trenches

Life in the Trenches. World War I. Death. Death was a constant companion to those serving in the line. Many men died on their first day in the trenches due to a precisely aimed snipe’s bullet.

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Life in the Trenches and New Technology

Life in the Trenches and New Technology. War of Attrition. New technology and large armies made it difficult for either side to make great strides in the war Armies started to dig trenches for defensive positions along the western and eastern fronts Nobody gained any land

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