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Ariel Reconnaissance Photo of Western Front at Acheville

Film Number:5ad810. Air reconnaissance photograph of Acheville, 17 Oct 1917, taken at 3pm. Map 36c Square U14d. The picture shows the village and the Chemin d'Acheville entering the village from the bottom. The German trench lines are clearly visible, running around the east of the village, while the British lines can be seen far to the west, at the top of the picture. This image was used in Lt Frederick Hodges's planning of his offensive reconnaissance for which he won the Military Cross.

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John Hodges

DATE

1917-10-17

LANGUAGE

eng

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UGC

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europeana19141918:agent/910f0172ed2fa12708893bbcc39f2008

Date

1917-10-17

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Photograph

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eng
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Europe

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Europeana 1914-1918

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Europeana 1914-1918

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2020601_Ag_ErsterWeltkrieg_EU

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1917-10-17

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1917-10-17

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mul

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John Hodges | europeana19141918:agent/910f0172ed2fa12708893bbcc39f2008

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