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Belgian soldiers and Royal Marines from the Naval Brigade seen here manning a barricade

Belgian soldiers and Royal Marines from the Naval Brigade seen here manning a barricade


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Belgian soldiers and Royal Marines from the Naval Brigade seen here manning a barricade

Belgian soldiers and Royal Marines from the Naval Brigade seen here manning a barricade made from sandbags on the road from Lierre. Circa October 7th 1914 Published Daily Mirror Pages 6 & 7 October 12th 1914

Tom Grant
WATFORD
Mirrorpix
Lierre
Antwerp
Belgium

Media ID 21351927

© Mirrorpix

Binoculars Lookout Observation Sandbags World War One 1910s


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Belgian soldiers and Royal Marines from the Naval Brigade, captured in this powerful photo print, stand united as they man a formidable barricade made from sandbags on the road from Lierre. Taken circa October 7th, 1914 during the tumultuous era of World War One, this image encapsulates the unwavering determination and resilience exhibited by these brave men amidst conflict. With binoculars in hand, their watchful eyes scan the horizon, serving as lookouts for any signs of impending danger. The weight of responsibility is palpable in their expressions; each soldier fully aware that their vigilance could mean life or death for themselves and those they protect. Uniformed with pride and honor, these courageous individuals embody the spirit of camaraderie forged through shared sacrifice. Their unity transcends national boundaries as Belgian soldiers join forces with Royal Marines to defend against a common enemy. The makeshift barricade constructed from sandbags serves as both physical protection and symbolic representation of their unyielding resolve. It stands tall amidst chaos, a testament to their resourcefulness and adaptability in times of war. Published on October 12th, 1914 within Daily Mirror's pages 6 & 7 underlining its historical significance; this photograph by Tom Grant transports us back to an era defined by turmoil but also marked by bravery. As we reflect upon this poignant moment frozen in time, let us remember the sacrifices made by these valiant soldiers who fought selflessly to safeguard our future.

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