@imperialwarmuseums: If Harold had gotten this injury in 1914, he might have died. But by 1917, British Army medical services had learned to get the wounded quickly from the battlefield and to Casualty Clearing stations near the front line for life saving operations. #ww1 #somme #museumtok #interestinghistory #learnontiktok

Bud :

That’s a dress jacket not a field jacket

j_w095 :

Is that real dirt from the time or made to look like that?

Eck :

My Great Uncle was killed behind Ypres with 2/8 th Lancs Fusiliers as a tunneller while his older brother served on the Somme with the DLI, hearts of oak.

🪷 SPUDDY 🪷 :

lost my great uncle he was a 2nd lieutenant 7th bn .. king's own Yorkshire light infantry , in langemark in hand to hand combat a village in the Belgian Province of West flanders 16th August 1917 🫡🥹🙏🏻🫡🙏🏻🫡

Joshua "zoshua" Straughan :

Brave men

Cecil the dashound :

I’m coming here on Saturday and I CANNOT WAIT

ΔV :

I thought it was a Sabre wound or something

Sxmb32 :

Neither of my great grandfathers made it back. One lost in Flanders’s field, the other captured at Langensalza POW camp.

Photography Alfie 📸🇬🇧🦅 :

This is cool ✌🏻🥹

ssempqubieo :

⚕SCOUT! ⚕ :

OMG IWM?? I BOUGT A TRENCH WHISTLE AND A REPRO 1914 MEDAL FROM Y’ALL!! IT WAS SO FUN

SIXX6VI :

Safe to say he was more than wounded

Hugo :

Did his hand get amputated?

stephenking2314 :

Utter madness and criminal waste !

Andrew :

nasty wound he's a hero ❤️

jpw :

😂😂😂

paul clarke :

🥺🥺🥺

Joe :

😂😂😂

Erin Briscoe :

[Innocent][Innocent][Innocent]