ILLUSTRATIONS
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Filming the Preliminary Bombardment of the "Big Push," July 1st, 1916 Frontispiece
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With a Group of Belgian Officers at Furnes, Belgium, 191412
On Skis in the Vosges Mountains just before the French Attack, February and March, 191512
Using my Aeroscope in Belgium, 1914-1522
How I Carried my Film in the Early Days of the War In Belgium and the Vosges Mountains40
The State of the Trenches in which we Lived and Slept (?) for Weeks on End during the First and Second Winter of War52
Our Dug-outs in the Front Line at Picantin in which we Lived, Fought, and many Died during 1914-15, Before The Days of Tin Hats52
Choosing a Position for my Camera in the Front Line Trench at Picantin. With the Guards. Winter, 1915-1656
The Prince of Wales trying to Locate My "Camouflaged Camera"62
The Prince of Wales leaving a Temporary Church at La Gorgue, Xmas Day, 191562
On the Way to the "Menin Gate" with an Artillery Officer to Film Our Guns in Action76
Taking Scenes in Devastated Ypres, May, 191680
In Ypres, with "baby" Brooks, the Official still Photographer, May, 191684
With my Aeroscope Camera after Filming the Battle of St. Eloi90
In the Main Street of Contalmaison the Day of its Capture96
Launching a Smoke Barrage at the Battle of St. Eloi96
In the Trenches at the Famous and Deadly "Hohenzollern Redoubt," after a German Attack109
In a Shell-Hole in "No Man's Land" Filming our Heavy Bombardment of the German Lines122
Geoffrey H. Malins, O.B.E., Official Kinematographer to the War Office132
Bombarding the German Trenches at the Opening Battle of the Great Somme Fight, July 1st, 1916138
My Official Pass to the Front Line to Film the Battle of the Somme, July 1st, 1916138
The Plan of Attack at Beaumont Hamel, July 1st, 1916146
Over the Top of Beaumont Hamel, July 1st, 1916146
In the Sunken Road at Beaumont Hamel, just before Zero Hour, July 1st, 1916154
In a Trench Mortar Tunnel, during the Battle of the Somme, at Beaumont Hamel, July 1st, 1916154
The Opening of the Great Battle of the Somme, July 1st, 1916162
The Roll Call of the Seaforths at "White City," Beaumont Hamel, July 1st, 1916168
Fagged Out in the "White City" After We Retired To Our Trenches, July 1st, 1916168
The Germans make a Big Counter Attack at La Boisselle and Ovillers, July 3rd and 4th, 1916176
Men of Scotland Rushing a Mine Crater at the Deadly "Hohenzollern Redoubt"176
Filming the King during his Visit to France in 1916. He is Accompanied by President Poincaré, Sir Douglas Haig, General Joffre and General Foch184
His Majesty the King, with President Poincaré, in France, 1916206
Her Majesty, the Queen of the Belgians, taking a Snap Of me at Work while Filming the King218
The Prince of Wales Speaking with Belgian Officers at La Panne, Belgium218
The First "Tank" that went into Action, H.M.L.S. "Daphne." September 15th, 1916222
The Battlefield of "Ginchy"224
Reserves Watching the Attack at Martinpuich, September 15th, 1916224
Over the Top at Martinpuich, Sept. 15th, 1916228
Two Minutes to Zero Hour at Martinpuich, Sept. 15th, 1916228
The Highland Brigade Going Over the Top at Martinpuich, September 15th, 1916234
Lord Kitchener's Last Visit To France256
Filming Our Guns in Action during the Great German Retreat to St. Quentin, March, 1917268
The Quarry from which I Crawled to Film the German Trenches in Front of St. Quentin, 1917290
Our Outpost Line within 800 Yards of St. Quentin302