Belgium Army Collection

A cartload of sick and wounded Belgian soldiers seen here arriving in Antwerp, as the army falls back from Brussels. Circa September 1914

Belgian soldiers marching up to the front seen here passing hastily written letters to a a car returning to Antwerp. Circa September 1914

Marines seen here in their bomb proof shelters at the last line of defence on the Lierre Road, the key to the defence of Antwerp, which is only about two miles distant

Injured Belgian soldiers seen here getting into a motor car prior to being transported beck to hospital in Antwerp. Circa September 1914

Belgian army officer observe the German advance from the outskirts of Louvain. Circa 19th August 1914

Retreating Belgian and Royal Marines errecting a barbed wire entanglement across the road to Vieux Dieu. Circa October 1914. Published Daily Mirror Page 6 12th October 1914

Earthwork defences and bomb proof shelters being built by the Belgians and the British Naval Brigade as the last line of defence on the Lierre Road, the key to the defence of Antwerp

Belgian soldiers at Vieux Wien near Antwerp watch the advancing Germans shelling their forward positions. Circa October 1st 1914

Belgian artillery which assisted the forts during the seige of Antwerp, seen here returning fire, hidden behind trees to conceal its position

Earthwork defences and bomb proof shelters being built by the Belgians and the British Naval Brigade as the last line of defence on the Lierre Road, the key to the defence of Antwerp

Belgian cavalrymen reconnoitring enemy positions found themselves on the historic Waterloo battlefield close to the famous monument which can be seen in the background. Circa August 18th 1920

Belgian volunteers including men from Belgiums African Colonies seen here arriving by train in France. The train was greated and cheered by locals circa August 25th 1914

Belgian soldiers sleeping in the open during their retreat. Tents are not allowed asthey make easy targets for aeroplanes. Circa August 18th 1914 Published Daily Mirror Page 7 August 20th 1914

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"The Resilient Belgium Army: A Glimpse into Their Courageous Journey" A cartload of sick and wounded Belgian soldiers seen here arriving in Antwerp, their unwavering determination evident even in the face of adversity. Belgian soldiers marching up to the front, passing hastily written letters to loved ones, a poignant reminder of their bravery and sacrifice. Marines seen here in their bombproof shelters at the last line of defense on the Lierre, exemplifying their unwavering commitment to protect their homeland. Injured Belgian soldiers getting into a motor car prior to being transported, showcasing the compassion and care provided by their fellow comrades. A Belgian army officer observes the relentless German advance from the outskirts of Louvain, displaying strategic thinking amidst chaos. Retreating Belgian and Royal Marines erecting a barbed wire entanglement across the road, demonstrating resourcefulness as they defend every inch of ground. Earthwork defenses and bombproof shelters being built by Belgians signify meticulous planning for protection against enemy attacks. At Vieux Wien near Antwerp, brave Belgian soldiers watch advancing Germans shelling their position with steely resolve etched on their faces. The indomitable spirit of Belgium's artillery shines through as they assist forts during the siege of Antwerp - an integral part of defense strategy. Belgian cavalrymen reconnoitering enemy positions find themselves on historic grounds - a testament to both history's echoes and present-day valor. Belgian volunteers including men from Belgium's African Colonies arrive unitedly; diversity strengthens our forces' resolve as they stand shoulder-to-shoulder defending our nation's honor.