Three years into World War One, the Allied army still relied on bicycle messengers to pass information down the lines. They also had telegraph and telephone lines, but these were vulnerable to sabotage, and to falling German shells.
Tuesday, April 1, 2014
World War I in Pictures- Lunch During Wartime Reims, France, 1 April 1917.
Three years into World War One, the Allied army still relied on bicycle messengers to pass information down the lines. They also had telegraph and telephone lines, but these were vulnerable to sabotage, and to falling German shells.
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World War I in Pictures
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