The trenches systems were ... later there are reminders of No Man’s Land. Zone Rouge in France, for example, is littered with unexploded shells and bombs from WW1. Because of this, and the ...

By late December 1914 World War I had been raging for nearly five months. Had anyone really believed it would be “all over by ...

One hundred and ten years ago, during what was to become the bloodiest conflict the world had seen to that point, the ...

supply trenches and dug outs The two sets of opposing trench systems, with a no man's land between them, were found after a council employee uncovered a photograph of the area, taken in 1951.

Brian Kenny, Ballygarrett who constructed a replica of a world war 1 trench in his back garden ... there's a recreation of a section of 'no man's land', complete with wooden posts, barbed wire ...

Daily Mirror/Mirrorpix/Mirrorpix/Getty ImagesBritish officers from Northumberland Hussars meet their German counterparts in No Man’s Land of the Bridoux-Rouge Banc ...

and support trenches separated by a “no-man’s-land”. The Royal Marines Light Infantry and the Hampshire Regiment are believed to have trained there before leaving for the Western Front via ...

The sun rises over a reconstructed WWI trench ... across no man’s land, and there were even rumors of informal shooting contests at impromptu targets displayed in each other’s trenches.