Australian soldiers dragging the wounded to the blockhouse following the first battle of Passchendale, October 12, 1917 No More Brother Wars

Austro-Hungarian troops crossing the Isonzo River during the breakthrough at Caporetto in 1917

Lydia Litvyak "White Lily of Stalingrad", by her Yak-1B single-seat fighter aircraft in 1942

Today in the year 1940, a German bomb hit Balham Tube Station, London.

Brazilian Expeditionary Force ("Cobras Fumantes" or "Smoking Snakes") 1944.

French officer enforces funeral etiquette during a military funeral march (WW1) 🇫🇷
We Are Who We Are

USS Scranton crew members await a sulpy drop from a SH-60F sea hawk helicopter.

Arabian Sea 1996

Crew of the HM Submarine 'Unison' at Devonport, Plymouth.

Displaying the jolly Roger having just returned from a successful sixteen month voyage. 🇬🇧 1943

A Focke Wulf FW-190A6 N°20 (1944)

London home destroyed by a German Dornier twin engine bomber during the battle of Britain 1940

Budapest, Hungary 🇭🇺 (1944)

London, England 1945

Troops of the 8th Battalion, the King's (Liverpool Regiment, Liverpool Irish, 57th Division) entering Lille, 18 October 1918.

WW2 dominates all, be it education, film making, media or book writing.

WW1 however, exists as a blur of poppies and yearly memorials shrouded in a lack of transparency.

We patronise the suffering of soldiers and the secondary causes as if the why's and how's never mattered.

'The Great War' like many scenarios is suspiciously left to one side in the hope it will dissappear in time.

Strange, seeing as it has no 'Nazis' to blame.

Men of the Kampfgruppe Hansen during the battle of the bulge.