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Preview	Issue Date	Title	Author(s)
	1920	The deadly cloud of gas approaching - our men prepare to meet a threatened enemy attack	Girdwood, Charles Hilton DeWitt; South Dublin Libraries Local Studies
	1920	Prisoners coming in after the repulse at Hangard and Villers-Bretonneux in the "Kaiser's Battle"	Girdwood, Charles Hilton DeWitt; South Dublin Libraries Local Studies
	1920	Men who fell covering the retreat at Albert during the Hun offensive in 1918	Girdwood, Charles Hilton DeWitt; South Dublin Libraries Local Studies
	1920	Light Railway pushed forward by R.O.D. [Railway Operating Division] through old canal at Lens to bring up supplies to front line	Girdwood, Charles Hilton DeWitt; South Dublin Libraries Local Studies
	1920	Most terrifying of all bombardments, merciless gas shells which nothing could survive	Girdwood, Charles Hilton DeWitt; South Dublin Libraries Local Studies
	1920	French 75s returning to Chemin des Dames pass prisoners taken in our drive near St.Quentin	Girdwood, Charles Hilton DeWitt; South Dublin Libraries Local Studies
	1920	Our fearless men, fighting against great odds, mine the bridges and retire across the Crozat Canal	Girdwood, Charles Hilton DeWitt; South Dublin Libraries Local Studies
	1920	Unexpected, our "moppers up" come to grips with Jerries lurking in a captured village	Girdwood, Charles Hilton DeWitt; South Dublin Libraries Local Studies
	1920	Zero hour! Prompt to the second our men go over the top in an assault on Wytschaete Wood	Girdwood, Charles Hilton DeWitt; South Dublin Libraries Local Studies
	1920	We smash the vaunted Hindenburg Line & seize a blockhouse shattered by our guns, Croiselles	Girdwood, Charles Hilton DeWitt; South Dublin Libraries Local Studies
	1920	Kamerad! Dazed Huns pour out of their fortified cellars at Pilkem in answer to our bombs	Girdwood, Charles Hilton DeWitt; South Dublin Libraries Local Studies
	1920	Royal Engineers mine Messines Ridge which dominated Ypres. Blown up and stormed June 7th 1917	Girdwood, Charles Hilton DeWitt; South Dublin Libraries Local Studies
	1920	Knocked out - A nest of machine guns which held up our advance at Monchy. Battle of Arras	Girdwood, Charles Hilton DeWitt; South Dublin Libraries Local Studies
	1920	Formidable fortifications in nited Hindenburg Line mapped by aerial observer at 8,000 ft.	Girdwood, Charles Hilton DeWitt; South Dublin Libraries Local Studies
	1920	Off on a night raid, our troops steal into the inky darkness of No Man's Land near Messines.	Girdwood, Charles Hilton DeWitt; South Dublin Libraries Local Studies
	1920	Weary troops wait in trenches near Arras for our creeping barrage to lift before puching on	Girdwood, Charles Hilton DeWitt; South Dublin Libraries Local Studies
	1920	R.A.M.C. at Monchy dressing station attend to wounded coming down from the battle zone	Girdwood, Charles Hilton DeWitt; South Dublin Libraries Local Studies
	1920	Holding the line near Dickebusen before our final onslaught against Messines Ridge, Ypres	Girdwood, Charles Hilton DeWitt; South Dublin Libraries Local Studies
	1920	North Country troops bomb Hun machine-gunners out of their lairs in Polygon Wood September 1917	Girdwood, Charles Hilton DeWitt; South Dublin Libraries Local Studies
	1920	Troops going up thro' trench at Croiselles to support men holding out in advanced positions	Girdwood, Charles Hilton DeWitt; South Dublin Libraries Local Studies