Why Ammo Was Never an Issue in the First World War
The Early Days: A Sudden Awakening The trenches, scarred landscapes of mud and blood, are synonymous with World Warfare One. Photographs of troopers crouched in shallow ditches, the fixed roar of artillery, and the staccato rattle of machine weapons are perpetually etched within the collective reminiscence. It is a battle usually remembered for its stalemate, … Read more