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Field Marshal

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Ever wondered how exactly a British Trench Latrine was arranged? Or know the difference between a Dog-Leg and a T-Head? Well, help is now at hand: a new article has been posted in the Fortifications Section, where you can find a collection of wartime plans of WW1 Trenches, for now only British & some German, but French and american will soon follow.

Check it out at:
http://www.landships.freeservers.com/new_pages/trench_schematics.htm

Below you can find a sample!

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ah this is great!!

I am still working on the article on eastern front trenches Ive got lots of photos now, but a bit short on information at the moment.



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Peter


You might want to add the enclosed diagrams. All produced by US engineers working on the Ypres sector. One of the trench cross sections is interesting in that in includes a tank trap. All of these are of things actually built.


PS did you get my e mail on wwi electronic warfare?



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Great plans! I haven't seen them before! I will of course post them.

Regarding that e-mail: please re-send. I am in the process of switching Mail client (from Eudora to Mozilla Thunderbird). It could have get lost there in the confusion - sorry again.



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These are plans of Serbian trench (Timok Division I) during the siege of Adrianople in 1913.


Source : KLEINER. Karl : Die Belagerung von Adrianopel (Oktober 1912 bis März 1913). Wien : R.v. Waldheim, Jos. Eberle & Co. 1914



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Great! I haven't seen any plans of Serb trenches before. Will of course post tthis one as well. Many thanks!

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MCP, do you have any more information on Balkan/eastern front trenches in general? I am doing a article for landships on them.


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I have only some information (in German) about the siege of Odrin in 1912-13 taken from the book where I found the picture posted this morning, if you contact me privately I can send you what I have (that is very little).

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that would be great, what is your email sir?

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And yet more British official layouts. Some I think are alternative versions of some Peter as already put up but some are all new - I'll let Peter sort out what he wants

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Sorry, I forgot it : m.pell@libero.it


I found also a plan of a WW1 Bulgarian trench (and maybe I have further items, I looking for it in my archives).


Source : LON : Manuel. Bulgaria en la guerra europea 1915 – 1918. Madrid : Talleres del depósito de la guerra 1920



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Some more plans and photos - front line first aid stations.

Peter - there are a lot of plans etc now various people have sent in - do you have a plan for extending the pages on the site?

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Made a duplicate attachment - here is the missing one

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And a plan from a WW1 doctor complining about trenches designed forgetting about casualty evacuation

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