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please God and we terminate successfully
for us
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we were told it would be a walkover
of course we might expect to be sniped
out by a stray German naturally
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suppose one should lose one's head and
get other men cutter
suppose one's legs should take fright
and refuse to move
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on the morning of July the 1st 1916
120,000 British soldiers most of whom
were volunteers prepared to fight the
greatest battle of the First World War
this is a story of the bloodiest day in
the history of the British Army told for
the letters and diaries of those who
were there
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at the end of 1915 the Great War was not
going well for Britain in south
after a year and a half of huge efforts
and heavy losses large parts of France
and most of Belgium remained under
German occupation
both scientists dug in and a line of
trenches stretch from the channel to
Switzerland in early 1916 in an attempt
to break the stalemate the Allies agreed
to a joint summer offensive the area
they challenged was a 26 mile section of
the Western Front in northern France by
the river Somme
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and superior officer
this is more like it
very good drainage them no more sitting
in the mud in Flanders the man in charge
of Britain's part in the summer campaign
was newly promoted commander of the 4th
army general Sir Henry Rawlinson it is
capital country in which to undertake an
offensive
for the observation is excellent and
with plenty of guns and ammunition we
ought to be able to avoid the heavy
losses which the infantry have always
suffered on previous occasions
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the allied and German trenches were
divided by an 18-mile strip of no-man's
land
running from the village of fair in the
north to the river for Magnus's
Rawlinson's objective was to drive the
Germans from their trenches and liberate
the territory they had held for the last
year and a half
this would be his battlefield
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under Rawlinson's command was a
brand-new army the 4th army made up
largely of civilians who had volunteered
18 months ago at the outbreak of war
typical of this new army was the 22nd
match - battalion they had arrived in
France in February 1916 traction Charlie
May was an aspiring author with a wife
and baby daughter battle mindand he kept
a diary of his time on the song we go
because it is right and proper we should
one is supposed to have as a soldier
going into action no other desired and
some high-souled ambition to do or die
for his country reality I'm afraid falls
far short
it's a hot one lads listen
you can hear the trees whistling for the
dogs I do not think there is one high
soul of one among us on contrary will
rather board with the job we are also
painfully ordinary when one is tired and
unwashed I think one is legitimately
entitled to refuse to feel Noble in the
same battalion was Sergeant Richard H
tawny a Christian socialist he opposed
war but had volunteered after Germany
invaded Belgium turning down an
officer's Commission to serve in the
ranks hatred of the enemy is not common
I think among those who are here how can
you do your duty as a soldier if you
hate him to kill in hatred would be
murder
I don't think we're murderous just
executioner's what do you think they're
called the Bal Sarge no the Evolve at
the Battle of moments
calling anything takes two sides to make
a bow
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unlike Germany and France Britain did
not have a vast conscript army to
mobilize at the outbreak of war Minister
for war Lord Kitchener realized Britain
needed a much bigger army if she was to
influence the war in Europe he appealed
for 100,000 volunteers within five
months over 1 million men had responded
to the call
a year and a half later many were
destined for the Sun
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like thousands of others ceral josie
lied about his age to enlist he had
volunteered to the second Devonshire
battalion when he was just 15 he
regularly wrote to his mother and
sisters ivy and Myrtle back home in
Redruth that's my sister and that's my
mom
what's so funny
dearest Matt we have just come back from
church parade and Holy Communion
captain asked me my name and where I
came from that he taught through
Cornwall once in a Mullen ask me of old
I was - of course I couldn't tell a
chaplain a fib so I told him patted me
on the back said splendid splendid not
bad of him was it
hook that ivan mother again on alright
tell them before my birthday i expect to
be on one leave goodbye and God bless
you all love from Cyril
yes if mother have any funds ask her to
send my Bible in football boots
general Rawlinson's plan for the Somme
was shaped by one major concern aware
that his volunteer battalions had no
battle experience he opted for a simple
strategy
it does not appear to me that the gain
of two or three kilometers of ground is
of much consequence our aim rather
should be to kill as many Germans as
possible with the least loss to
ourselves by controlled gentlemen take
what the Germans have all along here and
invite them to try and take it back
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you
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the German army had arrived on the Somme
on September the 27th 1914 and dug its
first trench
a year and a half later that trench had
grown into a formidable defensive system
swathe of barbed wire ran in front of a
string of fortified villages machine-gun
posts and underground bunkers
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Rawlinson strategy was simple a long
artillery bombardment would destroy the
German trenches and kill their soldiers
then his infantry would march unopposed
across no-man's land they would then
repeat the process trench by trench
across the entire front
yeah that one together holding show with
bunkers up to 40 feet underground often
with electric light for German
consulates like private eversmann the
psalm was one of the safest places on
the Western Front he kept a diary of his
time there we sit here doing not very
much apart from the rest and life who
always with us it is not too bad he's
not my
as long as never heard order to set up
some Deadites know me what we want the
doors Partlow
come on and after deploys Monsieur
commenting at the spa down
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in just two months they would face the
biggest attack the British had mounted
in two years of war ed what wrecked our
second night jack Jacob Rawlinson's
volunteer army may not have had battle
experience but it was well trained
the 16 year old volunteer Cyril Josie
drill in the British Army's traditional
weapon was relentless dearest IV stand
back I've got my own rifle and bayonet
new ones some of the equipment it lagged
was dirt being in the trenches mines are
fairly new ones with the bayonet fixed
it reaches up to my ears from the ground
must feel a bit runny to run onto one of
them in a charge
what are
not take a turn up - hurry tie up give
me that right good point
black with bra clasp simple nearly got
it hot today
I add my bayonet fix in my room with the
sheath off and pointed it at another
chap just then the sergeant Wharton
takes right I judge Denis where he told
me it was one of the greatest crimes in
the army to point your banner anyone
said I could have got three months
consignment anyway he went off in a good
temper for after a walk I gave them a
would fine
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Oh
with six weeks to go before the attack
the previously quiet forma sectors with
undergoing a transformation
she'll practically stockpiles roads had
rebuilt drains dug water pipes and
telephone lines laid
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like many battalions destined for the
big push the Manchester's provided the
labor for this huge task
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a clog before he joined the Manchester's
Arthur Burke describes preparations for
attack to his brother back home idea reg
and where's the excitement we're digging
a trench in for Navarro online and you
know that means Shiva came down our
backs with me you will for it fight into
this solemn place with my I give it to
the level of thought don't worry bout em
fathers if the names on it is built it
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because Fritz aired his coming
so we began given is one time you know
you can't dig without making a noise so
when we did start our friend over the
way to not get his window
we were dodging and digging from 11:00
till 2:30 a.m. was a week love when town
was up putting in the line since Tuesday
doing six days in the firing line of
four days and reserve this lost ton has
been a booger for Captain May and
Sergeant Tony censoring the men's
letters was a daily duty I hate doing
this
it's amazing what you discovered there
isn't it about the men I mean and rather
not know something you know dude
princess platoon he was sitting on the
paradise one night while the batteries
were flying one of our shells pitch
short into the ground with a fifth thud
right under the spot when a man was
sitting it was a dud lucky old Dooley
god bless the fool who made that Shelly
say never even trouble to change his
position
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of the soldiers internal life first you
realize nothing no doubt here and there
a boy's doom the holiday from parents
school masters or employers is an
exhilaration but in the letters of the
rank-and-file who have spent a winter in
the trenches you will not find war
described a sport Saral josie wrote home
describing the build-up for the big push
with the second of ensures my dearest
mother we had rather a rough time we've
been working the building the parapet
sicker besides doing sentry duty so we
can only get a little sleep between
release if I have three hours sleep in
24 hours and consider I've done well I
hope you've not been worrying god bless
you
Cyril
the increased Allied activity on the
psalm had not gone unnoticed when
Rawlinson received reports that the
Germans were reinforcing their defenses
he demanded to see for himself
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the Germans have not been idle beyond
their to existing lines a whole new
trench system neared completion
it was an ominous sign to Rawlinson that
the Germans intended to fight hard to
hold every single yard
I don't see any chance of resisting
ready machine-gun units were the
backbone of the German Defense on the
film one well positioned Maxim could lay
down a hail of bullets over a distance
of three thousand yards
leftenant France Castle and his unit
were in a state of high alert
so I thought gotten a nice France had
already lost over 1 million men in the
fight for its survival
still locked in a life-and-death
struggle with the Germans at the
beleaguered city of Verdun they could
only commit five divisions to the
offensive on the Somme
ah rephrase have been rejected due to
poor health when he volunteered in 1914
after the Army's recent losses the
father of three was now considered fit
to slate
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dear father I have been back into 24 5
days if didn't find weather here right
half so we don't have to scratch about
in the mud which is never enjoyable so
overly sweet I have not got bigger damn
Jerry took all my fat I hope they won't
get my skin over one and a half million
shells had been stockpiled in
preparation for the bombardment more
than the British had fired in the first
12 months of the war
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general Rawlinson was under no illusion
about the challenge casing his
inexperienced army yet he remained
convinced that with the right amount of
guns and ammunition he could destroy the
German defenses and avoid heavy British
casualties
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On June the 24th five days before the
attack the guns began the methodical
destruction of the German trenches the
biggest bombardment the British Army had
ever mounted day and night the barrage
never stopped forced to take shelter in
their bunkers underground the Germans
waited for the barrage to list at seeps
Isles
leftenant castle and his machine-gun
crew we're in the defences nicknamed the
wonder work we were exhausted and slept
as much as one could
the noise of the bearers was so constant
it prevented sleep for overtired people
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it has led the lasagna laughter dr.
mastaj question Alex I just wanted to
even on the lettuce on for the soldiers
and it said said if I had any other
action which expense
there was only one anxiety could one
rely on the sentries they stood on the
top steps of the dugout and had to watch
across the parapet to see whether the
enemy was coming across
day long night long and not all men are
heroes in the south of the battlefield
astride the river film the French
artillery joined in the bombardment
with 900 heavy guns along their 8 mile
front the French had four times the
number of guns per mile than the British
also had experience what I'm not gold
what oh my god tech school teacher
Charles Barbarin had been with the
artillery two years we start a slow
methodical bombardment every single heat
is observed this is it 104 no time sale
or the are tilaka capris the
possibilities on Jonah passione what are
the ones I use good job
the Germans don't respond much they
can't have many guns in this sector
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as the Allied bombardment entered its
third day aerial reconnaissance reported
the apparent destruction of the German
frontline trenches had been leveled
lines of supply and communication cut
hi this holed up in his bunker
conditions for private Eversman had
already deteriorated lndia high tea hot
market which she does i not tagging um
how long will it go on in the last 12
hours they estimate that sixty thousand
shells have fallen in our sector every
communication has been cut the mum
deployed had nothing in her phone
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please join in some Langham 4-2 voice it
cannot last much longer they say their
munitions will soon be done but when
will they attack tomorrow the day after
who knows
you
after four days and four nights under
constant bombardment private eversmann
wrote what he believed would be his
final diary entry
my head is i commandments the tongue
sticks to the roof of the mouth almost
nothing to eat and nothing to drink
and they'll sleep
all contact with the outer world cup'
haven't we had enough of its frightful
horror this house concept
if I may not see my loved ones again
I greet them with that last farewell
with one day to go before the attack
general Rawlinson's plan appeared to be
working he believed his artillery had
destroyed the German defenses all along
the front line thousands of British
troops readied themselves for the fight
with the enemy that they had volunteered
for almost two years ago captain Charlie
May of the 22nd Manchester's recorded
the final countdown to attack more
orders still they come the full staff is
piling up into formidable piles
one almost begins the feel that if any
mistake is made in the fight it will be
from overall organization Rawlinson's
meticulous plan detailed the objective
of every single man do over the top so
that's a company on the left then are B
and D company we're all in the first
wave going over at zero hour so we'll
follow a creeping barrage laid down by
our 18 pounders the black trench a
gentle walk then when we get here the
barrage will lift on to the next target
over there in Danzig Alex we will then
reassemble ready for the final objective
which is you're all aware is here and
here sergeant every tenth man will wear
one of these polished pieces of metal on
it back to enable our artillery to spot
our progress and if the Sun doesn't
shine sir oh I'm quite sure GHQ will
have organized that finally the use of
the word retire is absolutely forbidden
and they've heard can only be a ruse of
the enemy and must be ignored
good carry on sergeant captain Charlie
may in the two hundred and fifty men of
B Company were to attack some trenches
150 yards away from the German lines at
la Metz their objective was to take a
series of enemy trenches culminating in
bunny alley and Fritz trench
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then just one day before the attack is
due to start heavy shallows and low
cloud defended on the psalm
with core visibility hampering his
artillery Rawlinson decided to postpone
the attack 48 hours until July the first
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120,000 men poised for attack were
ordered to wait
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come on man go ahead lucky oh yeah oh so
here we still are
with speculation rife and rumours bright
and rumors grave twiddling our thumbs
and wondering what's beyond room
okie-dokie Jove it come on dressed up
nowhere to go
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the news from everywhere today is
excellent the moment seems very
auspicious for us to strike
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on the eve of battle the 22nd
Manchester's finally left their billets
and moved up to the front line
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aside from their standard equipment men
carried 260 rounds of ammunition to
milk-bones
a waterproof sheet sandbag field
dressing emergency ration including
visted smoke helmet wire cutting cake
and shovel with the heaviest tools
carried by the strongest man
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others carried barbed wire fences field
telephones even caricature
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such was the confidence in the artillery
bombardment the men carried everything
they would need to take and hold the
German trenches
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sergeant Tony described his feelings as
he marched up to the front
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you
cements overwhelming tranquility of sky
and down uniting us millions of enemies
and halides in its solemn an avoidable
embrace dwarfed into insignificance the
wrath of man and his feverish energy of
destruction
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was a perfect evening and forgot the
object for which we were marching to the
trenches a new restaurant
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whatever faith general Rawlinson had in
his artillery he was prepared for heavy
casualties
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he ordered that 18 ambulance trains be
standing by to evacuate the wounded
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American heiress Mary Borden had left
Chicago to work for the Red Cross at the
outbreak of war
she had since set up a mobile hospital
attached to the French army ten
kilometers from here along the road is
the place where men are wounded this is
the place where they are mended we send
our men up the broken road between
bushes of barbed wire and they come back
to us on by one in ambulances lying on
stretchers we conspire against their
right to die the experiment with their
bones their muscles their blood serve
it's beautiful
Kamiya Souma gsella demo
when we hurt them they try not to cry
often they apologize for dying
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on the eve of battle 120,000 men
squeezed into the British frontline
trenches
the artillery barrage was to continue
until the very moment they were
scheduled to attack 7:30 a.m. 0r
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now 17
Cyril Jonesy was with the second
Devonshire's in the front line facing
oviya my dearest mother so sorry Ivan
written before but after I wrote you
last we went in the trenches and it was
too wet to write weather spanking up -
now go fetch chucks his weight about a
bit just to relieve the monotony lots of
sky larks singing over the lines we're
one first just before slamming swans in
the morning
I be asked whether I've grown taller
shorter thinner or scholar well I think
I've grown a bit taller and bigger about
five foot six now if I must be now was
five foot four and three-quarters when I
listed will write again to discuss the
voice of Taemin god bless you all
best love consumed
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it smells all about to put a great sign
up on the wire when you're bombarded
starts with in a book about five rounds
teaching his board your booklet where
book good place old bugger off oh this
is very pretty at midnight
sergeant Tony and the Manchester's had
yet to reach their positions in the
front line
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I don't know anything more
exasperatingly walking one to two miles
with a stoppage every 10 or 20 yards
especially when you're one of a long
string of tired men have a rifle and
other traps hitch to you come on what is
the problem up there box of Dodge you
and you get the event ships
sorry pal
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it was 2:00 in the morning before the
Magisters finally reached their position
or fucks name is that for now checking
this as well
are you pulling my leg on you you won't
be laughing when you see what Flitz has
got butchers knives fucking long
you
the orders have come down you're allowed
a 7:30
heard them lamenting in the Martha years
old you know know what it is if you want
to know I don't give a damn about fronts
jellies can have it
go ahead home I'm going to push us
around
like many captain Charlie may had
considered the possibility he might not
survive the coming back I must not allow
myself to dwell on the personal there is
no room for it here also it is tomorrow
my thing I don't want to die
not that I mind for myself if I have to
go I am ready
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but the thought I may never see you
warned our darling baby again
that's my pastor water
I cannot think of it with even a
semblance of activity
and they will be that you would only
have to read these lines as ones of
passing interest on the other hand any
won't be my last message do
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Oh
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nuclear device that I taught you in baby
you can sweet
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you
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I prefer time they do my duty for I know
you would not have it otherwise
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Saturday July the 1st 1916 the British
Army prepared to launch its biggest
attack of the first world war its
volunteer army untried in battle it was
about to face the ultimate test
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sergeant Tony witnessed the final
frenzied bombardment of the German line
it was not a noise but a symphony
did not move hungover us
though the air was full of a vast and
agonized passion bursting into groans
and sighs one had only to lift one's
eyes to be appalled by the writhing of
the tormented elements above
ten miles north the second Middlesex had
the greatest distance to their
objectives 750 yards of no-man's land
nicknamed mash Valley
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second lieutenant Alfred Bundy had
completed officer training three years
ago he kept a journal of his time at the
front it is freely stated that there
will be no resistance our drum fire has
been going on for days and the German
lines appear to be pulverized surely
nothing to live there and then those men
up there kick then down the walkover cut
it's nothing of the time take them down
now
inspired by the final barrage optimism
ran high throughout the British front
line in a last-minute diary entry
captain Charlie Maine expressed his
private concerns our gunnery has wrecked
his frontline trenches all right but we
do not yet seem to have stopped his
machine guns these are popping off all
along our parapet as I write I trust
they will not claim to many of our lads
before the days over
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Partha Burke had already sent to his
brother back home what in you might be
his last letter idea rate these are
specialty lands we need to take care of
until perhaps you hear from me again
everything at present is absolutely
thumbs up
very cheerful still very bright and
trusting to the best of luck
remember may sincerely to my numerous
kind good old friends my dearest love to
math taught Monteleone babies
trusting mrs. or avoid not goodbye your
loving brother buddy
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last night
for Richard H Tony Greig the greatest
fear was of failing in his duty
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those ones should lose one's head and
get other men cut up suppose one's legs
should take fright refused to move
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undoubtedly man walks between precipices
no one knows the rottenness
sentimentally cracks and it's too late
Harry your box
can i thanks
we are topical let me
good luck
see you inside the galley
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there's no it's out do not run with
God's sake boy do not punch
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[Applause]
dearest I've just time to write a few
lines before the postcodes hoes I'll get
leave soon so morose complexion will
soon be restored will it Oh horrors of
war well goodbye for time my dear love
to all civil
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four miles behind the frontline
Rawlinson and his staff officers watched
the culmination of their months of
planning now Connor
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got sick
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let's go in
me
right on schedule
at 7:30 a.m. along the entire 18 mile
front 60,000 men left their trenches and
started out across no-man's land
stay with me won't you
the Sailor Jimmy and will it by will you
be with me
look it's just a short walk what ended
all traffic to the other
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yes Colonel Cassel and his machine gun
crew that survived the bombardment does
it again
I thought
like thousands of other German soldiers
the end of the barrage was their cue to
leave their bunkers and defend their
frontline Armenia
and
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no boys BR still alive the moles have
come out of their hole
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in karma
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in the south of the battlefield the 22nd
note sisters led the attack on my mess
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we picked that said we had 900 yards of
rough ground to the trench that was our
first objective Oh lunch on your lap
about 1,500 to a further trench where we
were to wait for orders
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al kharid watch does mount the steps and
his lost remarks with isn't it wonderful
we extended to six places and walks
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hookans what we're about to embark on a
real train has closed
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[Applause]
in the center of the battlefield ii
middlesex for halfway across master
alley
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so first black bear came formation it
was the first time left him and Bundy
had led a platoon in battle
my platoon continued to advance in good
order until we had reached nearly
halfway to the Bosch frontline but a
little - here they come
but khaki yellows
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good like that I shouted down most of
those that were not hit had already
taken what cover they could find in all
directions came pitiful groans up and
cries of pain
less than a mile away the second death
ensured started their attack at Xavier
sir old Josie was in the first wave at
7:30 we went over with the Saline
illness of the soil over the top over
the top and never come back again
people say you go absolutely mad
we don't think you ever felt so cool and
that affecting my life
I'm surprised
I was so more surprised by the reception
of course we might expect to be smoked
up by a stranger naturally
know what a hailstorm is that's about
the chance one stood of dodging the
bullets shrapnel except
OOP Johnny's at me for targets for were
13 months sucked all kinds of stuff on
me and coal boxes there iron foundry
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Balian managed to put bullet through my
shoulder must have been that stray
sniper in the far south the Magisters
had crossed no-man's land
and taken the enemy trench that was
their first objective in 15 minutes
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they had a further three trenches to
take that morning so like this if we
kick walk
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I hate touching wounded men such moral
cowardice I suppose I've seen him tsuki
building that step
one hurt them so much so little to be
done
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we're learning the barrage leave the
wounded get the men ready to move all
right lads as Captain Mays company moved
on to their next objectives there were
three minutes behind schedule
the artillery barrage covering their
advance on Danzig alley had already
moved forward allowing the Germans to
man their defenses
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with the battle underway general
rowlandson arrived at 4th army
headquarters enemies are as reported
people I know that I was there and
nothing in the last few minutes we
should say gentlemen we had broken
through the German line the early
reports reaching Lorenson were posited
in reality the attack was faltering
along most of the British front the only
significant breakthrough was at my max
in the SAS beside the French sector
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get apart there's my chief of plastic
better fly straight Needham get a better
source of water
the Magisters had taken their first
objective but had since come under
fierce German counter-attack the Germans
were brave men brave as lions it was
insane it seemed one couldn't miss them
every man I fired at dropped except one
him the boldest of the lot I missed more
than once
not that I wanted to hurt him was
missing I hated
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that's the beefiest thing in war the
damnable frivolity ones like a
mischievous ape tearing up the image of
God God forgive us all
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at 8:30 an hour into the attack some
60,000 British soldiers had been sent
into battle less than 1/3 had achieved
their objective
in just 60 minutes it is estimated that
30,000 become casualties half of the
first wave were dead or wounded in
no-man's land
throughout the morning a further 60
thousand British soldiers went over the
top
emerging from their trenches to face
fierce German machine-gun and artillery
fire for lieutenant Kaffee unto the
machine-gun unit the advancing troops
were an easy target
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second lieutenant Alfred Bundy's first
experience of battle had been watching
his platoon die in no-man's-land
all right now maybe deep German line we
say that Y by mid-morning tens of
thousands of men were pinned down
wounded or dead in no man's land
knew that the attack was not going to
plan had reached general rodents on at
full farming headquarters
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we can understand it can't both be right
have we consolidated in ser or are we in
retreat very first listen so I'd like to
believe you but at this moment I'm not
sure I can message to God well then the
cavalry won't be moving before 1400
Rawlinson's only significant
breakthrough was in the south but amidst
the confused reports arriving at
headquarters rather than push home the
advance with his cavalry he decided to
wait
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after initial success captain may and
sergeant Tony were in dire need of
reinforcements
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what about 20 then fit the suspect
well I don't break my legs in the air
they don't have to take a pair I'll buy
them
wait come on
three runs rapid fire now in a desperate
search for more men sergeant Tony set
off back towards the British lines of
course it was idiotic our company had
lost half or more of its strength
why should a company have fared any
better out there I suppose the idea of
death in mass takes a lot of hammering
into one before one grasped
[Music]
me and boss
[Music]
torn his search for reinforcements was
over astride the river from the French
attack was going well signal that on
rephrase was with the fighting at canoe
[Applause]
ducky do at the other back I can diffuse
your losses of I found if you don't get
oh but what'll get lost a minute I found
myself among the troops we took early we
were almost captured
unlike the strictly timetabled British
attack the French guns were more
flexible providing close support for the
infantry a bit of shelling from our
artery soon made a German scarper
I buried a German helmet that I had
taken as a trophy I was afraid I would
have been shot if we were captured by
midday rowlandson had started to learn
the full extent of the failure at his
plan is it through the Noddin people
it's been three brisk and sir Sharper
two bloody French are in they started
later
now they've overtaken us for God's sake
now waiting for us
cavalry sir sir general Haig would like
to know when the cavalry will move today
French casualties had already started to
arrive at Mary Borden's Hospital it was
my business to know which of the wounded
could wait and which could not if I made
any mistakes someone would die on their
stretchers on the floor under my eyes
who need not have died then in Jerusalem
I want to read the signs from what is
written on their tickets and from the
web a look and the way they feel to my
hand
my hand can tell of itself one kind of
cold from another can tell the
difference between the cold of night and
the stealthy cold of death
[Music]
this is the second battlefield
the battle is going on over the helpless
bodies of these men discipline is
everything with javanese Vidal at
Escobar do you watch this we who are
doing the fighting now with our real
enemies at noon after eight days
underground private Eversman was still
fighting hard to defend the German line
[Music]
their tenant Alfred Bundy had been
pinned down in the shell hole in
no-man's land since the attack started
four and a half hours ago
I occasionally attempted to move to my
right and left but bullets were forming
an impenetrable barrier I was almost
tempted to take a chance and crawl back
in daylight
[Music]
stretching the dark
I thought I should lose my sense of
direction in my distraught condition
[Music]
out of the 800 men of lieutenant Bundy's
battalion were attacked that morning 540
were wounded or killed
[Music]
across the whole battlefield an
estimated 50,000 British soldiers have
become casualties the 16 stretches per
battalion were woefully inadequate
[Music]
thousands of men died of their wounds
alone in no man's land this is death
I don't know what most men feel like
when they're wounded
what I felt was that I'd been hit by a
tremendous iron hammer swung by a giant
of inconceivable strength and then
twisted with a sickening sort of wrench
ketchup Paris of course it was imbecille
and cowardly threats of burners they
couldn't hear me and if they could they
wouldn't have come
[Music]
it was asking him to commit suicide but
I'd lost my self-respect
[Music]
the French attack in the sub had been a
total success they had taken their
objectives and captured thousands of
prisoners
[Music]
as he prepared to advance child Barbarin
reflected on the cost of victory they
don't look too happy with a fate
[Music]
they've done their duty because the
world pledged
what's the point of condemning these
poor people
[Music]
the real culprits see and cannot be
reached
after more than six hours of fighting
the 22nd Manchester's had still not
taken Danzig alley
captain Charlie May was unaware that his
friend sergeant Tony was lying wounded a
few hundred yards away
[Music]
gilad private Arthur Berk described how
the Magisters fought their way through
the enemy trenches
[Music]
it was helped bombing was started
we threw many bombs down especially
smart bombs and the hounds came up
crawling after dead we stopped the
writers have put a lot of time it worked
there and mercy Conrad we give a messy I
don't think they come together
Albert Andrews was unprepared for his
face-to-face encounter with the enemy a
[Music]
fleet operator might have did the
muhammediye Bishop shadowed I trusted
you didn't buy my mother's love working
hands and often I'm in locking pizza cos
I'm the Obamas laughs initially I was on
garden bayonetta his chest he was
trembling look tough mad saying
something to me which I did not
understand
pretty windy she would speak this lady
handles all I could make out was it it
did not want me to kill him
[Music]
we put
origin help you in all Michigan let's
have a bow and huggabug excuse me no my
men she does even because put it under
balance think women are farmers look a
kingdom but look at this bleep and being
like come on God get out me go soft
that's for wait a minute 20
[Music]
but you
that kind of thing was going on all
along the line and her Germans being
spared wounded were killed Bazar we
hadn't exactly been told not prisoners
but were given to understand that was
what was wanted same kind of thing
occurred at the second German trench and
the third it took far too many prisoners
it numbered about a thousand and make
him deserve being spared the captured
many guns etc all sorts of souvenirs but
the souvenir of treasure most in my life
pray to God reg and thank him for
sparing me such mercy
[Music]
captain Charlie May was not so blessed
his body was found outside Danzig alley
no one saw him die my darling au revoir
now through all your life that I loved
you in baby with all my heart and soul
[Music]
the you to sweet things were just all
the world to me
[Music]
Mays battalion had taken their
objectives at enormous cost of the 820
men of the 22nd Manchester's who had
attacked that morning 472 had been
killed were wounded or missing
[Music]
despite the British breakthrough in the
south by my max along most of the 18
mile front fierce German resistance had
effectively destroyed the attack
[Music]
you
leftenant castle had been wounded
earlier in the day in the fighting of
people by late afternoon he was able to
leave his machine-gun unit to receive
Thursday's another half hour and it
becomes clear that the attack has been
repelled
our clique is alive but stunned by gas
poisoning I find captain mission via the
third company suffering from a heart
attack now only a few men from the
second line remained alive only in the
south astride the river Somme had the
attack successfully driven the Germans
wholesale from their defenses
[Music]
Charles Barbarin was one of the first to
enter the newly liberated village of
curlew never before this day have I
witnessed such devastation not a house
in the village remains intact wicked do
it
it is a number of our even the people
who live here will not be able to
recognize where they owns once were
it was not yet apparent that July the
first had been the worst day in British
military history
but of the 120,000 soldiers Rawlinson
had sent in to attack nearly half had
become casualties over 19,000 men had
been killed of the 35,000 wounded on the
battlefield only a fraction were
evacuated to hospital
thousands died in no-man's land of
wounds which if treated should not have
been fatal
[Music]
after hours lying in no-man's-land
sergeant tony was found by a medical
officer he can't have been more than 25
but his face seemed to shine with love
and comprehension
he listened like an angel when I told
him a confused yarn then he said I'd
been shot by a rifle bullet and gave me
more fear later I realized he thought I
was done for
but after I felt that divine compassion
flow over me
I didn't care I was like a dog kicked
and bullied by everyone but at last
found a master
[Music]
[Laughter]
[Music]
[Applause]
[Music]
[Applause]
[Music]
we are your ghosts in this game played
by monkeys organized by lunatics
[Music]
at mary borden hospital ambulances
continued to bring wounded men from the
battlefield
[Music]
the air was thick with steaming sweat
mud dirt and blood I'm not hungry I'm
not tired
I am busy mother if I eat this is your
Quebec they work here evil it is a scene
in eternity in some strange dream Hell
where I'm glad to be employed where I
belong we are locked together wounded
and i donnelly and gifts fellow
English
you wind it in the stomach you'll be
fine
the motion comes off
[Music]
the same thing is dropping in us a
single thing the one life we are one
body suffering and bleeding
[Music]
private Ellis man was one of 8,000
estimated German casualties his diary
was found on the evening of July the
first what will be the outcome heaven
knows shall I live to see the breaking
of a new day
[Music]
for the Allied commanders there was no
question of abandoning the offensive
with many wounded still in no man's land
fighting resumed on July 2nd
[Music]
seventeen-year-old cyril gel-v was one
of the lucky ones wounded in the first
five minutes of the battle he was
evacuated to England
[Music]
my dearest I've I couldn't get back to
our own lines until next morning I
didn't eat anything but lived on pulling
off dead men's water balls about 6:00
a.m. I began calling back
told Tony sniped me all the way back but
I dotted him by getting in the shallows
I heard of our battalion 27 acid roll
call after the bomb so you can imagine
27 hours a thousand men
thank you awfully for the postal order
lost a father mother a Rambler Cyril
[Music]
or can you please send me one of those
six and a Spence right in tabs since
times please like so many others
captain Charlie May was buried where he
self
[Music]
over the following days a shockwave
traveled through the British iron as
thousands of telegrams told mothers
wives and lovers that their men would
not be coming home
the battle on the Somme ground
murderously on a bloody war of attrition
until it fizzled out in November 1916 it
ended on roughly the same ground on
which it had begun
both sides bled dry the final combined
casualty figure for the British French
and German soldiers who thought there
was over 1 million dead wounded or
missing
[Music]
[Applause]
[Music]
[Applause]
[Music]
you
[Music]
you
[Music]
[音乐]
请上帝和我们成功终止
为我们
[音乐]
我们被告知这将是漫游
当然，我们可能希望到 被剪掉
由 自然是流浪的德国人
[音乐]
假设一个应该丢了头，
找其他人刀具
假设一个人的腿应该吓到
和拒绝 移动
[音乐]
在 1916年7月1日上午
120,000英国士兵最多其中
是准备战斗的
伟大的第一次世界大战之战
这是 最血腥的一天的故事
英军的历史 陆军要求
那些信件和日记的人
在那里
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在1915年底大战未结束
非常适合 英国 in 南
经过一年和一半的巨大努力
和损失惨重的法国大部分地区
比利时大部分地区仍处于
德国占领
两位科学家都挖了，一行是的
沟渠从通道延伸到
瑞士于1916年初进行尝试
要打破 僵持盟国同意
到联合夏季 进攻该地区
他们面临的挑战是26英里
西方在法国北部的阵地，
索姆河
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和高级官员
这是更喜欢它
不用再排水了坐着
在法兰德斯负责人的泥中
英国在夏季运动中的角色
是新晋升的 第四指挥官
陆军将军亨利·罗林森爵士
在哪个国家进行
进攻
因为观察效果非常好和
与有足够的枪支弹药 我们
应该能够避免沉重
步兵一直以来的损失
在以前的场合遭受过
[音乐]
[掌声]
盟军和德国战es
除以 18英里无人区
土地
从
北到河边 Magnus的
罗林森的目标是推动
德国人从战es里 解放
他们所拥有的领土 为 最后一个
年和一半
这将是他的战场
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[掌声]
在罗林森的指挥下
崭露头角的第四军 组成军队
主要是自愿的平民 自愿
18个月前在 战争爆发
这支新的军队的典型代表是 第22
match -营 他们已经到达
法国于1916年2月 牵引力 Charlie
梅是一位有抱负的作家
和小女儿的战斗思想和 他保持了
他在我们去的歌里的时间的日记
因为这是正确和适当的，我们应该
应该是一名士兵
将移入 没有其他需要的动作，并且
一些雄心勃勃的雄心勃勃去做或死了
我担心他的祖国现实 跌倒
远 短
这是一个炙手可热的小伙子 听着
你可以听到树木呼啸而过
狗我不认为 是高
相反，我们中间一个人的灵魂
宁可 还是我们的工作 也
当一个人累时痛苦的普通
未洗我认为一个人是合法的
有权拒绝感受 中的贵族
同一个营是理查德·H中士
黄褐色 基督教社会主义者 他反对
战争，但在德国之后自愿
入侵了比利时 拒绝了
官员委员会在
对敌人的仇恨排名 不常见
我认为那些 在这里的人
如果您要当兵，就要履行职责 如果您
恨他杀死仇恨是
谋杀
我不是认为我们是 杀人的
er子手是什么
在处将其称为Bal Sarge no the Evolve
时刻战役
叫任何东西都需要两个方面
一个弓
[音乐]
不像德国和法国英国 做到了
没有庞大的应征者
动员起来
战争基奇纳勋爵 意识到了英国
如果她要，需要一支更大的军队
影响他呼吁的欧洲战争
为五位中的100,000名志愿者
超过100万人回应了
去电话
一年半后
注定用于 the Sun
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像成千上万的其他人一样 ceral josie
撒谎关于他的年龄征募 他拥有
第二次自愿 Devonshire
当他只有15岁时就成为营地的人。他
定期写信给他的母亲和
姐妹常春藤和 默特尔回到家
Redruth 那是我的妹妹 和 那是我的
妈妈
什么事这么好笑
亲爱的马特，我们刚刚回来 来自
教堂游行和圣餐
机长问我我的名字 以及我在哪里
来自他教过的
康沃尔曾经在 Mullen问我 老
我当时是-我当然不知道 一个
牧师小谎，所以我告诉他拍拍我
背面说灿烂灿烂
对他不好
钩那个伊万妈妈又好起来
在我生日前告诉他们 我希望 要
告别，上帝保佑
您来自西里尔的所有爱
是的，如果母亲有任何 资金 请她
用足球靴送我的圣经
罗林森的索姆河计划
被认为是一个主要问题 意识到
他的志愿营没有
战斗经历他选择了一个简单的
战略
在我看来没有 收获
的两个或 3公里
造成很大的后果而不是我们的目标
应该要杀死尽可能多的德国人
损失最少的
自己由受控先生们采取
德国人一直以来的情况在这里和
邀请他们尝试 并接受 返回
[音乐]
您
[音乐]
德国军队到达了 在索姆河上
在1914年9月27日，
第一战trench
一年，半年后 那条沟
成长为强大的防御体系
带刺的铁丝网在前面
一串坚固的村庄机枪
帖子和地下掩体
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Rawlinson策略很简单 长
炮击会摧毁
德军战and杀死他们的士兵
然后他的步兵会毫无抵抗地前进
跨越无人区
重复逐个处理
遍及整个战线
是的，一起举行表演与
高达40英尺的掩体地下 通常
带有德国电灯
像private eversmann the
诗篇是最安全的地方之一 上
他在西部阵线保留了他的日记 他的
我们坐在这里的时间不是很长
与其他人分开的
总是和我们一起 他还不错
不是我的
只要没听说过就建立命令
一些恶魔知道我想要什么
门Partlow
来吧，，然后 部署Monsieur
评论 在 spa down
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在短短两个月内他们将面对
英国人发起的最大袭击
在两次战争年代 编辑了什么 撞毁了 我们的
第二晚杰克雅各布·罗林森的
志愿军可能没有战斗
体验，但 受过良好训练的
16岁 老志愿者西里尔（Cyril） Josie
演习英军的传统
武器毫不留情地最亲爱的 IV 站立
返回我有我自己的步枪和刺刀
新的一些 设备 落后了
was 土坑里的泥土是
修复了刺刀的新字体
它从到达地面
碰到其中的一个
他们负责
什么是
不要转身-快点给
我正确的好处
简单的黑色胸罩扣 差不多了
今天今天很热
我在房间里添加了我的卡口式修复
脱掉护套，然后将其指向另一处
打败 沃顿中士
没错 我判断丹尼斯在他告诉的地方
对我来说，是 最大的犯罪之一
军队 将横幅广告指向任何人
说我可能要三个月
托运他无论如何都很好
在走过之后发脾气，我给了他们
会好起来的
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哦
距攻击发生还有六个星期了
以前安静的 形式 具有的扇区
经历转型
她几乎会库存的道路有
重建排水管道和排水渠
电话线铺设
[音乐]
就像许多要去的营一样
大推曼彻斯特的提供
为这项艰巨的任务而努力
[音乐]
在加入曼彻斯特足球俱乐部之前的木log
Arthur Burke介绍了的准备工作
攻击攻击他的 兄弟回到家 想法记录
我们正在挖掘的兴奋点在哪里
在中为Navarro挖沟 在线和您
知道这意味着Shiva 来到了我们的
返回和 我，你会为之奋斗
我把这个庄严的地方给我
思想的水平不要担心 em
父亲，如果名字是建立的
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因为弗里茨 播出了 他的来临
所以我们开始给予 是一个 知道的时间
如果没有发出声音 发出声音
当我们确实开始我们的朋友在
无法获得他的窗口的方式
我们在躲避，并且从11:00开始挖掘
直到凌晨2:30都是 小镇
自周二以来一直在排队
做 在的火线前六天
四天，并且保留了这吨丢失的东西 有
曾为 May上尉和
托尼军士 审查男子的
信件是我每天不愿意做的职责
这个
您在那发现的令人惊讶
不是关于我的男人 而
不知道你知道的家伙
他坐在的公主排
天堂一晚 而电池
正在飞行我们的其中一个炮弹 弯距
用第五声短击滑入地面
当一个男人在现场时
坐在那是一个愚蠢的幸运老杜利
上帝保佑那个创造了那个傻瓜的傻瓜 Shelly
说从来没有麻烦 更改他的
位置
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士兵内部生活的第一位
毫无疑问，到处都是
一个男孩在父母的假期里注定了
学校的主人或雇主是
令人振奋的，但 的
在冬天度过的普通人
战 您不会找到战争
描述了一项运动莎拉·乔西（Salal josie）写下了自己的家
描述积累 大力推动
第二个确保我最亲爱的
妈妈，我们度过了一段艰难的时光
一直在建造护墙
哨兵除了做哨兵 有责任，所以我们
只能在之间少睡一会
释放if 我有三个小时 睡在
24小时并考虑 我已经 做得很好我
希望你不要担心上帝保佑
您
西里尔
上增加的联盟活动
psalm 何时被注意
罗林森收到了有关
德国人正在加强防御
他要求亲自找 他自己
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德国人并没有闲着超越
他们的到现有行 全新
沟渠系统即将完工
Rawlinson这是一个不祥的迹象
德国人打算奋斗 要
抓住每一个院子
我看不到任何抵抗的机会
准备就绪 机枪部队是
德国人的主干 防御
电影 一个位置合适的 Maxim可以躺下
向下一枪子弹 一段距离
的三千 码
leftenant 法国城堡和他的部队
处于高度戒备状态
所以我想 得到了一个 漂亮的法国人
已经失去了一百万男人
为生存而战斗
仍然陷入生死关头
与德国人在
饱受折磨的凡尔登市
仅提交 五次划分 到
Somme 上的进攻性
改写已被拒绝的原因是
他在1914年自愿参加时健康状况不佳
在军队最近的损失之后
父亲中的三个 现在被认为合适
到板岩
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亲爱的父亲我已经回到了 24 5
days 如果在这里找不到天气
一半，所以我们不必花钱
在泥泞中
太甜了 我还没死呢
杰里花了我所有的脂肪 我希望他们不会
让我的皮肤变白， 50万
炮弹被储存在
轰炸的准备工作更多
比英国人在第一场开除
战争的12个月
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general Rawlinson毫不抱幻想
关于挑战 整理他的
没有经验的军队，但他仍然
确信加上适量的
枪支弹药他可以摧毁
德语防御 并避免沉重的英军
伤亡
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六月 24日 五天 之前的
进攻枪支开始有条不紊
破坏德国人的挖坑
英军最大的轰炸
白天和黑夜弹幕不断
从未停止过强迫进入收容所
他们的地下掩体德国人
等待弹幕在渗水中列出
小岛
leftenant 城堡和他的 机枪
crew 我们是
我们做得很出色 精疲力尽和睡觉
尽可能多的
the bearers 的噪音是如此恒定
它阻止了过度疲劳的人入睡
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它导致了千层面笑博士
mastaj 问题Alex I just 想要
甚至在 生菜上 在 士兵
它说如果我还有其他其他
行动哪些费用
只有一种焦虑可以
依靠他们站在上的哨兵
独木舟的最高步骤和必须注意
跨过栏杆查看是否
敌人来了
整天整夜 并非所有人都是
战场南部的英雄
跨河 电影 法国人
炮兵参加了轰炸
沿着他们的8英里长的900支重炮沿着
front 法国人有四倍
每英哩的枪支数量
也有体验了我不是金子
哦，我的神 科技学校的老师
Charles Barbarin 和
大炮两年我们开始缓慢
有条不紊地每次轰炸
观察到这就是104 没时间 出售
或是tilaka capris的
关于可能性 乔纳（Jonah）充满激情
我用的 干得好
德国人对他们的回应不多
该部门不能拥有很多枪支
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盟军的轰炸输入了它的
第三次天 报告了空中侦察
德国人的明显破坏
前线战es已被拉平
供应和沟通渠道削减
嗨，这坑在他的沙坑里
私人条件 Eversman拥有
已经恶化了印度 下午茶热
她从事的市场 我没有标记嗯
多久会持续 最后12
他们估计有6万小时
炮弹在我们部门中每一个都下降
communication 已被剪掉 妈妈
部署的她的电话里没有 她的手机中没有
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请加入 一些朗廷4-2语音吧
他们说的持续时间 他们的
弹药将很快完成，但何时
他们会在后天攻击
谁知道
您
在四天之后和下了四个晚上
私人不断轰炸 eversmann
写下了他认为会成为他的
最终日记条目
我的头是 我 诫命 舌头
粘在的屋顶上 嘴巴 几乎
一无所有 吃 一无所有
他们会睡觉
所有与外界接触 cup'
我们没有足够的它可怕的
恐怖这个房子的概念
如果我可以再也看不到亲人的话
我向他们致以 最后的告别
袭击发生前还有一天
罗林森将军的计划似乎是
工作他认为自己的火炮已经
摧毁了一直以来的德国防线
英国的第一线
部队准备战斗
与他们自愿的敌人
在将近两个年前 查理船长
五月22日 曼彻斯特的记录
最后的倒数攻击更多
他们仍然订购了完整的 员工是
将堆成一堆
一个几乎开始的感觉 ，如果有的话
战斗中会犯错误
来自罗林森的整体组织
细致的计划详细说明了目标
每个单身男人的榜首，所以
那是位于左边的公司 是B
和D公司，我们都在第一位
挥舞着在零时结束 小时，所以 我们会
按照铺设的爬行弹幕
我们的 18 砸了一条黑色的战trench
轻柔地走，然后，当我们到达这里时，
弹幕将移至下一个目标
在Danzig Alex那边，然后
重新组装为最终目标做好准备
您都知道哪个在这里 和
这里士官每十分之一就会穿上
这些抛光的金属之一金属上的
它返回以使我们的大炮能够发现
我们的进度，如果太阳还没有
shine sir 哦，我很确定GHQ会
已组织最终使用了
退休这个词是绝对禁止的
他们听说过的只是诡计 的
敌人和必须被忽略
好担任军士长 查理
可能有200名 和50名
B 公司 正在攻击某些战
距 德语行距 150码
la Metz 他们的目标是 拿
一系列敌人战es结束
兔子小巷和弗里茨战trench
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然后只是一天
由于开始沉重的浅滩和低
云捍卫诗篇
与核心可见性受阻 他的
火炮 罗林森决定推迟
攻击48小时 直到7月1日为止
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有12万名男子蓄势待发
下令等待
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来吧男人 幸运的是，哦，是的，
我们仍然在这里
炒作盛行，谣言鲜亮
和谣言严重搅动我们的拇指
并想知道什么是房间以外的
okie-dokie 乔装打扮吧
无处可去
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今天的新闻
出色的一刻似乎非常
吉祥让我们罢工
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在前夕与 22日
曼彻斯特终于离开了他们的 钢坯
并移至前线
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除了他们的标准装备男人
携带 260发弹药
牛奶骨头
防水板沙袋字段
紧急敷料包括
探视式防烟头盔 线切割蛋糕
并用最重的工具铲起
由最强壮的男人
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其他人则携带铁丝网围栏字段
电话甚至漫画
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这样的是对火炮的信心
轰炸 这些人随身携带了一切
他们需要 拿住并按住 the
德语战
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托尼军士形容为
他走向 前面
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您
水泥压倒了天空的宁静
上下 团结我们数百万的敌人
并以中的卤化物隆重出现
拥抱相形见the
人的愤怒和他发狂的精神
破坏
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度过了一个完美的夜晚 忘记了
我们为其前进的对象 到
挖沟新餐厅
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不管是什么信仰一般 Rawlinson曾经参加过
他的火炮他已经准备好沉重
伤亡
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他下令 18辆救护车
待命疏散伤员
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美国女继承人玛丽·博登离开了
芝加哥到 在红十字会工作 在
爆发
她从建立起 移动医院
已附上 附在法军上 十个
沿着这条路离这里的公里是
这是人受伤的地方，这是
我们寄给他们的地方
我们的人沿着破碎的 之间的路
铁丝网灌木丛，然后回来
给我们 躺在一辆救护车上的人
我们合谋反对他们的担架
右键死了 用他们的实验
骨骼他们的肌肉 他们的血液服务
它很美丽
Kamiya Souma Gsella演示
当我们伤害他们时，他们尽量不要 哭泣
他们经常他们为垂死而道歉
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在战斗的前夕 120,000名男子
将挤入英国前线
战es
火炮弹幕将继续
直到那一刻
按计划攻击时间是上午7:30 0r
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现在 17
西里尔琼斯和第二位
德文郡在前线面临
我最亲爱的妈妈oviya，对不起 Ivan
在之前和之后写过
最后我们进入战，那是
太湿了以至于无法写出暴风雨般的 -
现在去fetch 降低他的体重
只是为了减轻单调很多
云雀唱歌 我们
猛扑天鹅之前的第一个
早上
我被问到我是否长高了
我认为学者更短或更薄或学者好
我长高了 更大 关于
五脚 六 现在如果我必须是
五英尺四英尺，当我四分之三时
列出的人会再次写信 讨论
声音 泰民上帝保佑大家
最好的爱情已消耗
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闻到所有关于
被轰炸时，
从一本大约五轮的书开始
教他的董事会 您的小册子 其中
预订旧的好地方抢走这个哦
在午夜很漂亮
警长托尼和曼彻斯特的
尚未在
前线
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我什么都不知道更多
愤怒地走一到两英里
每10或20停一停 码
特别是当你是一个长期的
疲倦的人的字符串有一支步枪 和
其他陷阱遇到麻烦了
问题那里 躲闪你的盒子
你会得到活动船
对不起朋友
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那是凌晨2:00
魔导师终于到达了他们的位置
或现在叫这个名字 检查
这个也是
您是拉着我的腿 不会在您身上
当您看到什么 Flitz 有时，会笑着
得到了屠夫刀他妈的长了
您
订单下降了，你被允许
7:30
听到他们在玛莎时代的中感叹
老了，你知道什么这是你想要的
要 知道我不知道 该死的在前台
果冻可以吃
回家，我要去 推我们
周围
像许多队长 查理 可能拥有的
考虑了他可能不会的可能性
幸存下来 我必须 不允许
我自己要沉迷于个人
这里也没有空间今天是明天
我的东西 我不想死
不是我自己介意如果我必须
我准备好了
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但以为我可能再也见不到您
警告 我们的宝贝再次出现
那是我的 牧师之水
我什至不能想到
活动的外观
他们就是你只会的
具有将这些行读为
另一面传递兴趣的字体 任何
不会是我最后的留言吗
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哦
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我教过你的核装置 宝贝
您可以甜
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您
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我喜欢他们履行职责的时间 因为我知道
您不会否则得到
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1916年7月1日，星期六，英国人
陆军准备发射其最大的
第一次世界大战的袭击 其
志愿军在战斗中未参加
即将面临最终的测试
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sergeant Tony见证了决赛
对德国线的疯狂轰炸
这不是喧闹，而是交响曲
没有动弹困扰我们
尽管空气中充满了广阔而
痛苦的激情ing吟
叹了一口气只是抬起了自己的嘴
眼睛被惊呆了
上面受折磨的元素
第二英里以北 Middlesex拥有
与他们的最大距离
瞄准750码无人区
昵称混蛋谷
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第二中尉阿尔弗雷德·邦迪（Alfred Bundy）拥有
完成 军官 培训三年
以前，他在
前面是自由声明那里
我们的鼓火将没有抵抗力
连续几天走了和 德国人
线条似乎已被粉碎肯定
什么也没有人住 男人
上边踢然后放下 步行 切掉
没什么时候把他们拆下来的
现在
受最终弹幕乐观主义的启发
在整个英国前面
最后一分钟日记条目中的行
查理·缅因船长表示
私人担忧，我们的枪械破坏了
他的前线 好，但我们
似乎还没有阻止他
机枪这些都突然消失了
沿着我们的栏杆，就像我写我信任的
他们不会要求我们的许多小伙子
在天之前
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帕莎·伯克（Partha Burke）已经发送给他
兄弟回来家 你可能会是什么
他的最后一个字母 想法 对此评分 是
专业 我们需要照顾的土地
直到也许您再次听到我的声音
目前的一切都是绝对的
竖起大拇指
非常开朗仍然很亮 和
相信最好的 运气
记得可能会真诚地对我无数
好心的老我最挚爱的朋友
数学教学蒙特利昂婴儿
信任太太 或避免与你告别
兄弟哥
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昨晚
对于Richard H Tony Greig 最伟大的
担心会失败他的职责
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那些的人应该丢下头来
让其他人砍掉假设一个人的腿
应该惊吓拒绝移动
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无疑，人在悬崖间行走
没有人知道腐烂
感情破裂，为时已晚
哈里你的盒子
可以我谢谢
我们是主题 让我
祝好运
在里面见你 the 厨房
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没有它了不要运行 与
上帝的缘故男孩 不是 冲床
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[掌声]
亲爱的，我只有时间来写一些
行邮政编码之前 我会得到的
马上离开所以 玫瑰色的肤色会
哦，恐怖
好好再见，亲爱的 爱
全部 民事
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前线落后四英里 前线
Rawlinson和他的参谋人员 观看了
他们几个月来的高潮
现在进行计划康纳
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忘了 生病了
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让我们进入
我
准时
上午7:30 沿整个18英里
front 6万名男子离开战es，
始于无人区
和我在一起不会你
水手吉米，你愿意吗
跟我在一起
看起来只是很短的步行路程
所有 对方的流量
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是 上校 卡塞尔和他的机枪
在轰炸中幸存下来的船员确实
再来一次
我想
像其他成千上万的德国士兵一样
他们以弹幕 的结尾
离开他们的掩体并捍卫他们的掩体
亚美尼亚前线
和
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没有男孩 BR痣还活着
出来他们的洞
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在业力中
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在战场的南部 第22届
注意姐妹领导了对我的袭击 我的混乱
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我们选择说我们有 900码 的
粗糙的地面到我们的沟渠
首先目标哦 在你腿上吃午饭
大约到大约1,500处
等待订单
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kharid手表确实安装了台阶 和
他遗失的言论和那不是很好
我们扩展到六个地方，然后散步
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要知道什么 我们将要登船的
真正的火车已经关闭
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[掌声]
在战场 战场 ii
middlesex 用于跨母版的一半
胡同
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所以第一只黑熊来了它
是他和邦迪第一次离开
在 战斗中领导了排
我的排继续保持良好状态
命令直到 我们已经接近
Bosch前线的一半 但 一个
小-他们来了
但是卡其色黄色
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像这样的好 我大喊 大多数
那些没有被击中的人已经
他们可以找到什么掩体
方向来了可怜的吟，
哭泣痛苦
不到一英里远第二次死亡
确定已在 Xavier发动了进攻
先生 老乔西（Josie）在第一波出现在
7:30我们与盐水经过了
土壤病在顶部超过
顶部和 再也不会回来
人们说你去绝对疯了
我们不认为您曾经感到如此酷和
那影响 我的 生活
我很惊讶
我对接待感到非常惊讶
当然我们可能会被抽烟
由一个陌生人自然地
知道那是什么一场雹灾
一个人躲闪的机会
bullets 弹片除外
OOP 约翰尼在找我，目标是
13个月吸了各种各样的东西
我和煤箱在那里有铸铁厂
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巴厘岛 设法使子弹穿过了我的
肩膀一定是那个流浪汉
在最南端的狙击手 The Magisters
越过了无人区
并占领了是的敌人战trench
他们的第一个目标在 15分钟
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他们还有另外三个三个战
如果是这样的话，那就是早上吧，如果我们我们
踢走
[掌声]
我讨厌触摸这样的道德受伤的人
我想我是胆小鬼。我见过他tsuki
建立这一步
一个伤害他们如此之小
做完了
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我们正在学习弹幕离开
受伤使人们准备动弹全部
右 小伙子们 队长 Mays公司搬迁了
在达到他们的下一个目标之前
比预定时间晚三分钟
火炮弹幕覆盖了他们的
在 Danzig胡同中前进
向前移动，允许德国人 到
做好防御
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与战斗进行中
罗兰森到达 第四军
总部敌人是 报告
人们 我知道我在那里，并且
最后几分钟没有任何字体 我们
应该说先生们 我们坏了
通过早期的德国线
报告了到达洛伦森的报告
现实中，攻击行动步履蹒跚
沿着大多数英国战线是唯一的
我的最大
在法国部门旁边的SAS中
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分开，有我的塑料主管
更好地直飞Needham 变得更好
水的来源
魔导师首先采取了他们的
目标，但此后就归类了
激烈的德军反击德军
像狮子一样勇敢的人
疯狂，似乎不能错过他们
每个被我开除的人 除了一个
他是我最大的胆识，我错过了更多
不止一次
不是我想伤害他
想念我讨厌
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那是战争中最强大的东西
该死的轻浮像
调皮猿撕毁的图像
上帝上帝原谅我们全部
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在 8:30 进入一个小时后 攻击了一些
已送出60,000英国士兵
进入战斗少于 1/3达成了
他们的目标
在短短60分钟之内据估计
30,000人成为伤亡人数的一半
第一波死亡或受伤 in
无人区
整个早晨 再来 60
一千名英军越过
最佳
从他们的战中涌现出来的
凶猛的德国机枪和 火炮
为中尉开火卡菲（Kaffee）到
机枪 联合前进部队
是一个简单的目标
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第二中尉阿尔弗雷德·邦迪（Alfred Bundy）的第一个
体验战斗 一直在观看
他的排死在 无人区
现在可能我们的德语深处
说 Y by 上午中旬数十
成千上万的人被钉住了
受伤或死亡 在没有人的土地上
知道攻击不会进行
该计划已在
全面农业总部
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我们可以理解两者不可能都是正确的
我们是否合并为 ser或 我们是
撤退 非常 首先听，所以我想
相信你，但目前我是
确保我可以信息 很好地传达给上帝，然后
骑兵在1400之前不会移动
罗林森的唯一意义
突破是在南部但在
混淆的报告到达了
总部而不是
他决定骑兵前进
等待
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最初获得成功后队长 可以并且
托尼中士 迫切需要
增援
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那么 20那么适合嫌疑犯
好我 不要让我的 腿悬空
他们不必 买一对我会买的
他们
等待上的
三遍快速 现在绝望地开火
寻找更多的中士 Tony set
回到英国的行
当然是白痴我们公司有
失去了一半或更多的 力量
为什么一家公司表现出色
更好的我想是的
死在群众中需要花费很多精力
一一掌握
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我和老板
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他寻找增援的努力被撕毁了
从河上跨过河 法国人
攻击正在进行
改写是 在独木舟上战斗
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时髦 我可以在另一背做 扩散
您的 我的损失是如果 您没有得到
哦，但是我发现一分钟会迷路
我自己在部队中我们早早采取了行动
几乎被俘虏
不像严格的时间表英国
进攻法国枪支较多
flexible 为提供紧密支持
我们的步兵脱壳
动脉很快使德国人成为了围巾
我埋了一把德国头盔
被当作??奖杯我怕我会
如果我们被捕获
中午罗兰森开始学习
整个范围 失败
计划是通过 Noddin人
快三岁了，夏普先生
他们开始有两个血腥的法国人
后来
现在他们已经因为上帝的缘故
现在等着我们
骑兵先生，先生黑格想要
知道骑兵今天什么时候动弹
法国的伤亡已经开始
到达玛丽博登的 曾经的医院
我的业务知道哪个受伤了
可以等待，如果我做了，可以不能
任何错误某人会死于他们的
我的眼睛下的地板上的担架
那些不必在耶路撒冷死了的人
我想阅读标志
在他们的机票上写上
浏览一下外观和他们对我的感觉
手
我的手可以说出本身
别人的感冒可以告诉
夜晚和寒冷之间的区别
死亡的隐秘感冒
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这是第二个战场
战斗是继续进行 在无助的情况下
这些人的纪律是
一切都与 javanese Vidal 在
Escobar 做 您看着我们是谁
进行 现在与我们的真实战斗
八天后中午的敌人
地下私人 Eversman还是
战斗难以捍卫德国防线
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他们的房客阿尔弗雷德·邦迪（Alfred Bundy）
将固定在壳的孔中
无人区 土地 因为 攻击开始了
四个半小时前
我偶尔试图搬到我的
右和左 但子弹正在形成
难以穿透的障碍物 我差点
诱惑冒险并爬行 返回
在白天
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拉伸黑暗
我以为我应该失去我的感觉
我心烦意乱的方向条件
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从 800名邦迪中尉的人中
当天540被营袭击
受伤或被杀
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在整个战场上 一个
估计有50,000名英国士兵
成为伤亡者，每每16延伸
营严重不足
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成千上万的人死于他们的伤口
在没有人的土地上，这就是死亡
我不知道大多数男人的感觉是什么
当他们受伤的时候
我觉得是 我被一个打中了
巨大的铁锤挥舞着
的力量然后
用令人作呕的扳手扭动
ketchup 巴黎当然是Imbecille
和燃烧器的怯ward威胁 他们
听不到我，如果他们能听得到
不会来
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这是要 他要自杀，但是
我失去了自尊心
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法国人在子项中发动的攻击是
总计 他们获得的成功
目标并捕获了数千个
囚犯
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当他准备前进 子Barbarin
反映他们胜利的代价
不要看起来 对 a 命运
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他们之所以履行职责，是因为
world 已承诺
谴责它们的要点是什么？
穷人
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真正的罪魁祸首看到并且不能成为
到达
经过六个多小时的战斗
第22曼彻斯特仍然有 没有
采取Danzig 胡同
队长查理·梅不知道 他的
朋友托尼中士在躺着受伤
几百码远了
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吉拉德私人亚瑟·伯克（Arthur Berk）描述了
魔导师奋斗了
敌人战es
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是帮助轰炸开始的
我们扔了很多 炸弹 特别是
智能炸弹和猎犬出现了
死后爬行我们停止了
作家花了很多时间工作
还有和怜悯的康拉德，我们给了一个混乱的 我
不要认为他们走到一起
阿尔伯特安德鲁斯没有为他做准备
与敌人面对面 a
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机队运营商可能已完成
muhammediye 主教遮蔽了我的信任
你没买我妈妈的爱
手和我经常在 锁定 披萨cos
我是 奥巴马最初笑了我在
花园bayonetta 他的胸部 他是
颤抖的看起来很难说疯了
对我来说有些事
了解
漂亮的风她会 说话 这位女士
处理所有问题 可以确定是
确实不想让我 杀死他
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我们放
起源帮助您在整个密歇根州让我们
拥有弓 和huggabug
她甚至做了的男人，因为把它放在
平衡认为女人是农民的样子
王国，但请查看此问题和 存在
就像来吧上帝 出来让我柔和
这是，请稍等20分钟
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但是你
这种事情一直在发生
沿线和 她的德国人
幸免的伤亡被杀死巴扎尔我们
并没有完全被告知不是囚犯
但被给予了解是
想要什么样的东西
发生在第二个德国沟渠 和
花了三分之一的时间 囚犯太多了
它的编号约为一千， make
他值得被俘虏
许多枪支等各种各样的纪念品，但
纪念品 我一生中最珍贵的
向上帝祈祷并感谢他
留给我这么怜悯
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查理船长五月没有那么幸运
他的尸体是在外面发现的 Danzig 胡同
没有人看到他死于我的宝贝
现在，我一生所爱
我全心全意地抱着宝贝
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您只是甜美的东西 全部
对我来说是世界
[音乐]
梅斯营已经采取了他们的
目标，而 820
第22名曼彻斯特的男子
472早上袭击了
被杀的受伤或 丢失
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尽管英国人在方面取得了突破
我沿着18个州中的大部分往南行驶
一英里前 激烈的德国抵抗运动 有
有效地摧毁了攻击
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您
leftenant 城堡受伤了
在战斗的当天早些时候 的
人们在下午晚些时候他能够 到
离开他的机枪部队接收
星期四的另一个 半小时了
变得很清楚攻击已经发生
击退
我们的集团虽然还活着，但
中毒我发现 通过
第三家公司受苦
攻击现在只有几个人
第二行仅在
南跨河索姆（Somme）拥有
攻击成功地驱动了德军
从他们的防御中批发
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Charles Barbarin是第一个这么做的人
进入新解放的村庄
永远不会弯曲 在这一天之前有我
目睹了这样的破坏不是一所房子
在村庄仍然完好无损地做
它
这是一个 我们的人数
住在这里的人将无法
认识他们曾经拥有的地方
那个七月
首先是在英国最糟糕的一天 英国
军事史
但在12万名士兵中罗林森
已发送 攻击了将近一半的人
因 19,000名士兵而伤亡
在被炸死的35,000人中丧生
战场 只有一小部分是
疏散到医院
数千人死于无人区 的
如果治疗不应有的伤口
致命的
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在无人区躺了几个小时
警长托尼 由医疗人员发现
他不能比25多的
但是他的脸似乎充满爱意闪耀
和理解
当我 告诉他时，他就像天使一样听着。
他把他弄成糊涂的纱，然后他说 我会
被 步枪子弹射击
更多害怕，后来我意识到他以为我
为完成
但当我感到那神圣的慈悲之后
流过我
我不在乎我就像一条狗被踢
被所有人欺负，但最后
找到了一个母版
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我们是您在这场比赛中的幽灵
由疯子组织的猴子
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在玛丽·博登医院的救护车上
继续从
战场
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空气浓密的，冒着汗水
泥土和血我不饿我
不是累了
我很忙母亲 如果我吃这个 是你的
魁北克人 在这里工作 邪恶的场面
在永恒的梦中 地狱
我在哪里很高兴在我这里工作
属于我们被锁在一起受伤
和我 donnelly 和 礼物同伴
英语
您将它放在肚子里
精细
动作 消失
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相同的东西正在向我们滴水
我们一生 是一生
身体痛苦和出血
[音乐]
private Ellis的人 是8,000个人物之一
估计德语 他的伤亡 日记
在七月的傍晚被发现
首先，天堂将是什么
知道我将活着看到破碎
新的一天
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对于盟军指挥官没有
放弃进攻的问题
许多受伤者仍在没有人的土地
战斗于7月恢复 2日
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十七岁 cyril gel-v是个
第一个受伤的幸运者中的
五分钟的战斗 他是
撤离到英格兰
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我最亲爱的我无法回到
我们的一行直到第二天 我早上
什么都没吃而是靠拉扯生存
约6:00离开死去的男子水球
a.m. 我开始 回叫
告诉Tony剪了 我全部 回头路可是
我点了他 进入浅滩
我听说我们的第27营酸卷
在 炸弹后打电话，这样你就可以想象
27 小时 千人
非常感谢您的邮政订单
失去父亲，成为流浪者 西里尔
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或者您可以向我发送 那些
六个，并且在标签页中添加了Spence，
时代请喜欢很多其他人
队长查理 五月被埋葬在他的地方
自
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在接下来的天的冲击波中
遍历了 英国铁
数千封电报 告诉母亲
妻子和恋人他们的男人会
不是即将来临 家
索姆河战役 地面
在流血的消耗战中谋杀
直到1916年11月失败
在大致相同的 结束
哪个 已经开始
双方将最终组合放血干燥
英军伤亡数字
和在那想过的德国士兵
死伤人数超过一百万或
失踪
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您
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您
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