The trenches were constantly being destroyed, either by enemy shellfire, or water damage. |
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After one more probe, accompanied by 4,000 rounds of shellfire, it came on the evening of the 28th. |
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Nearing the coast we could see the beach ahead, and could hear the noise of shellfire and our rocket ships, which were pounding the beaches. |
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As the troops fell back, looters on bicycles braved the continuing shellfire. |
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But any homely illusions were quickly dispelled by Turkish shrapnel and stubborn shellfire, resulting in heavy casualties. |
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On July 28, 1918, Mortimer fell, mortally wounded by shellfire at the Ourcq River. |
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In a bed nearby, a little boy cowered, listening to the thunder of shellfire. |
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His field ambulance had come under shellfire and, despite all attempts to save him, he died. |
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It was German shellfire instantly killing all the men in the bath. |
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Most of the evacuees, taken off the beach aboard small fishing-boats, have been wounded by shellfire. |
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Young boys saunter through it with their Walkmans on, and the simulated whine of shellfire has to compete with the latest music for attention. |
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In Panj Kot, which, until a ceasefire two years ago, was often under Indian shellfire, Mr Bashir is sceptical. |
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Nonetheless, German shellfire and snipers took a significant toll, and in places there was fierce bayonet fighting. |
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The Albert basilica in 1916 after the town had been destroyed by shellfire. |
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It was a chalk country and the vibration from the shellfire was terrific and it didn't smother the shells. |
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Attempts to demolish the Turkish forts guarding the Straits by a mixture of naval shellfire and demolition by landing parties during February 1915 failed. |
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You've got to know the difference between incoming and outgoing shellfire. |
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Situated in a low-lying area reclaimed from marshy lands by means of an elaborate drainage system, the vulnerable terrain was easily and quickly destroyed by shellfire. |
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Years later, General Sir Harry Honour who had been the artillery captain who received the shellfire request, was greatly relieved to learn that the shells had not killed a single Canadian. |
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The pillaging and looting that result from the breakdown of security services, border controls and social order, can, in fact, prove far more damaging than the shellfire and rockets. |
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One week later, Corporal John Nelson was killed by shellfire and on the 31st, Corporal Donald Stackhouse was killed by a mine while on motorcycle duty. |
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Unfortunately, captured German 'pillboxes', which had been turned into aid-posts and were surrounded with wounded on stretchers, were a magnet for German shellfire. |
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B Company came under heavy shellfire near Ortona. |
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But the leprosy of shellfire eating away at the walls for 15 years and left to lie fallow since the end of the conflict in 1990, looks like a mutilated body as my eye settles upon it. |
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Three of our men were wounded by shellfire. |
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In Flanders, after a short period in reserve, troops of the Royal Newfoundland Regiment fight off stiff German counterattacks at Ledeghem train station, which was preceded by heavy shellfire. |
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We were pinned down by shellfire. If the artillery hadn't run out of shells to shoot at us we would have been wiped out. |
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During the army's last fight in Swat, which ended in February, a small force tried to drive the Taliban from Mingora, the district's biggest city, with shellfire. |
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Sheep graze in grass that now covers an area once pockmarked by shellfire...they wander in and around the pine trees that were planted in memory of the dead. |
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On May 9th and 10th 480 civilian refugees are reported to have been brought dead or dying to a makeshift hospital in the war-zone, victims of shellfire. |
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When I visited the abandoned prison late this summer, a group of disinterested Iraqi forces sat at a checkpoint on the main road to Baghdad, eating watermelon as the distant rumble of shellfire sounded in the distance. |
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She said her house had just been struck by shellfire. |
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It was kind of a protection for shellfire. |
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Villages and artillery shown under heavy shellfire. |
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The village was destroyed by shellfire and its inhabitants forced to flee. |
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He had volunteered to do the double watch to help a sick pal, but Frank himself was suffering from trench fever, starved of sleep and dazed by shellfire. |
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