Rations Of The Front Line Soldiers In WWI Trenches
An article details front line rations including biscuits jam tinned meat and tea. It notes varied flavors within biscuits Fray Bentos bully beef and McConachie stew and explains sharing practices and the role of tea in boosting morale during night watches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fray Bentos
Anyoe
Aenians Gath 6th Nov 1915 Retreating Troops Reach Reinforcements
Report from 20th Battalion entries describe a trenching and supply pullback to a safer rear area. Soldiers note improved living conditions, rations, and daily allowances while authorities push back desertion and illness with stricter measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tirte
Hartwell
Also Mentioned on This Page
J. F. Hindge
Paperhanger
Aod Glazier
Henry Wilis & Co
Geraldton
James Bell
Elder, Shenton & Co., Ltd
Union Assurance Society, Ltd
Geraldton Foundry
Engiscsrog
Gooche Calder
Digeon Striffees
Waterloo
Rindmarsh Ghafplutters
Harve
P. L. Mouritz
Ters
Crooks , Brooker
Bape
Jon
John Arch
Shearers
Patent Steel Plough
Fom Os
Roy Sieg Be
Byel Ee
Lea Ice
Ghee Ining Ee
Holzman Bros
Strand Oafe
Betaxss & Recatus
Pregeteiens
Chapman & Jose's
Trefusis
George Lester
Idsstskes
Wheatee
Perth
Edward Pope & CO
Smniskion
Porwanting
Vumlacher ST
Pacrorystoms
UTD
Mb Lyall
London
Ite
Mars
Aree
Elise
Mia
Yum
Burns, Philp & Co., Ltd
Shipi'ng
Eandalwood
Sd L Wearre
GeCeses DO
Parian
Sessageries Maritoees
Lome
W. Lucas
Hampton Road
Northampton
Mall Giodisein
Ter
Paris House
Curb
Stewart Jones
Catter BerVal
Melbourne
Gardner
G&s
Parioom
C. Stokes & Co
Gollar
Bogle Bros
Fitzpatrick’s
Dalgety’s
Machineryman
Massey-Harris Agricultural Implements
Aie & Stuart
Crossley
Fema
Ltd
Connor
Dabert
Durack
Sheepakina
Louis Dreyfus & Co
Rational Insurance Co
New Zealand
Fire
Marino
J. FitzPatrick & Co