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After customer feedback on the ideas for other LinesMan products, we have launched an online shop where you can buy Great War Digital items from cups to notebooks, T-shirts to hats … and maybe a few trench maps. shop.greatwardigital.com/en-usd/colle...
Looking for a special gift for that budding trench trekker?
Have you thought about LinesMan? Visit our website for more information on this must-have GPS mapping companion.
It’s more than just a map!
Works on Windows, MacOS & Android - See: greatwardigital.com
After customer feedback on the ideas for other LinesMan products, we have launched an online shop where you can buy Great War Digital items from cups to notebooks, T-shirts to hats … and maybe a few trench maps. shop.greatwardigital.com/en-usd/colle...
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As part of the Dynamic Collections: Documenting Northern Lincolnshire’s History project, whilst documenting a box of First World War related material, a trench map caught the interest of Project Volunteer Dan Zetterstrom.
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Looking for a special gift for that budding trench trekker?
Have you thought about LinesMan? Visit our website for more information on this must-have GPS mapping companion.
It’s more than just a map!
Works on Windows, MacOS & Android - See: greatwardigital.com
Really looking forward to giving a presentation on the “Hertfordshire Regiment in the Great War” at the Robin Hood and Little John History Club in Rabley Heath on Monday 17 November 2025. Why not join me? Follow the link below. www.robinhoodrableyheath.co.uk/events/robin...
Western Front Railway Stations:
Beaumont Hamel Station Somme as it was prior to the First World War and what it looked like after being captured from the Germans in November 1916
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Merry Christmas 🎄... I can feel the days drifting away with this pressie 👍🏻👍🏻😂 #linesman @linesman.bsky.social
In Wijtschate’s Hospicestraat in 2020, the most impressive discovery was a series of stairs leading to a German dugout, the Kortestollen. While maps indicated this system was near the road, its exact location and extent had remained unknown until our excavation.
Looking for a last minute gift? We have just received new stock of LinesMan2Go tablets, ready to despatch this week. For more information please see our website: greatwardigital.com #WW1 #Xmas
Up Anchor! - RND Christmas card for 1916 when the division was fighting on the Ancre, Somme #Xmas #ww1
🎄It’s December 6th, last day of the Black Friday sale🎄
Last call - Our #BlackFriday offer will end on Friday, Dec 6th, so nows your chance to grab a LinesMan2Go tablet, with over 800 preinstalled trench maps, at the 10% discount. That £29.99 off the list price of £299.95. Email #blackfridaysale to sales@greatwardigital.com
Indian war bonds poster, WW1.
I use my Linesman out on tour and it really is a fantastic bit of equipment. Makes orientation and understanding of the ground during the war so much easier and helps both old and new visitors in visualising how trench systems used the topography to have advantageous positions.
For #BlackFriday Great War Digital are offering LinesMan2Go tablets, each with over 800 trench maps, at a 10% discount, a full £29.99 off the list price of £299.95 + shipping. Be quick as stocks are limited. Email #blackfridaysale to sales@greatwardigital.com
Pilckem Ridge 2013. In addition to well-developed trenches, less elaborate ones were also found. Some (first 2 photos) from the early months of trench warfare. The others (last 2 photos) were more temporary and served for troop supply for the July 31, 1917 attack.
For #BlackFriday Great War Digital are offering LinesMan2Go tablets, each with over 800 trench maps, at a 10% discount, a full £29.99 off the list price of £299.95 + shipping. Be quick as stocks are limited. Email #blackfridaysale to sales@greatwardigital.com
For #BlackFriday Great War Digital are offering LinesMan2Go tablets, each with over 800 trench maps, at a 10% discount, a full £29.99 off the list price of £299.95 + shipping. Be quick as stocks are limited. Email #blackfridaysale to sales@greatwardigital.com
Great with a LinesMan in hand as well 😉
Planning a trip to the Western Front, or looking for a present? 🎁
New stock of LinesMan2Go tablets has just arrived with the maps preinstalled. If you already have a compatible tablet or smartphone then simply download the maps directly when purchasing our DMS package via greatwardigital.com
An aerial view of Remy Sidings, a group of Casualty Clearing Stations which made history, both military and scientific. Lijssenthoek Military Cemetery is witness of more than four years of violent warfare in the Ypres Salient #WW1 #History
A very clear picture of Hawthorn Redoubt
The archaeological features we uncovered in Messines in 2012 were exceptional. However, what has stayed with me the most was the discovery of the mortal remains of a missing soldier. It turned out to be a defining moment in the course of my professional journey, a focus I still maintain to this day.
Very poignant remembrance ceremony at the Hawthorn Craters in memory of the men of ALL nations who fought and died across the battlefields of Hawthorn Ridge & Beaumont Hamel
Planning a trip to the Western Front, or looking for a present? 🎁
New stock of LinesMan2Go tablets has just arrived with the maps preinstalled. If you already have a compatible tablet or smartphone then simply download the maps directly when purchasing our DMS package via greatwardigital.com
Granite demarcation stone with a French helmet on top: these marked the limit of the German advance in 1918. Taken with a Pentax ME Super camera
Page from my photo album, c.1996. A granite demarcation stone in the Ypres Salient. ‘Here the invader was brought to a standstill 1918’
Another 1981 snapshot of Newfoundland Memorial Park, Beaumont Hamel, Somme. These are the German front line wire pickets. I think they'd not long removed the barbed wire because the sheep were getting caught on it.
We always love a trench sign
