Map of the Amiens area of the Western Front that belonged to Herbert Crowe. Herbert ran a private cab company after the war so it is possible that he was involved in motor transport and logistics during his active duty. A series of routes have been outlined in red and blue on the map, are these logistics routes? Herbert was gassed during the war but survived into late 1930s early 1940s despite always being ill. || Map of the Amiens area of the Western Front. Map is a general staff issue number 2526 printed in Southampton in 1912. A series of routes are outlined in red and blue. The origin of these are unknown but it is expected that they were logistics routes. || || Trench Life || Amiens || Map || Map of Amiens sector of the Western Front || A map of Amiens that was owned by Herbert Crowe during the war. It is a general staff issue number 2526 printed in Southampton in 1912. It has routes mapped in red and blue that appear to be related to logistics. || Transport

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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.