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The Trenches
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Mind Map on The Trenches, created by maddieisproductive on 11/05/2013.
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The Trenches
Trench life
Food
There was rationing in the trenches
You would eat mainly tinned meat and fruit
Soldiers drank water and a daily rum ration
Maconochie was a meat and vegetable stew in a tin
Troops would spend their time in reserve trenches or support trenches when not on the front line
It would work in a cycle and you would alternate which trench you were in after some time
You would spend more time in some trenches than others
Spending only eight days on the front line
Routine
Trench foot
Caused by standing in wet boots all day
Similar to frostbite
Lice
Many soldiers had lice in their clothes and hair
Trenches were filled with rats and were muddy in winter
German trenches
Superior to British trenches
They spent more time building them
They were deeper and had better dugouts
The British didn't think the war would be to long so spent less time
More comfortable
No mans land
The distance between the allies' trenches and the enemy trenches
The distance between enemy trenches could be just 30 yards
How they were designed
The trenches zigzagged so if hit by bomb less would be destroyed
Dugouts were areas to hide under and sleep in underground
There were lines of trenches
Front line trenches nearest to no mans land
Communication trenches going up to different trench line to carry info
Support trenches to back up front line
Reserve trenches with reserve menu, food and ammo
The trenches ran across Europe from the North Sea to Switzerland
Weapons
Machine guns
Grenades
Trench mortar
Shot shells at enemy trenches
Also used to destroy barbed wire
Gas
Poisonous gases were used to kill soldiers
Riffles were carried by the infantry
Flamethrowers
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