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Bayonet Charge - British soldier - World War One

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Bayonet Charge - British soldier - World War One

Don t be Alarmed, the Bulford Boys are on guard. A Patriotic postcard depicting a Britsih infantryman (from Bulford Camp, an army base near Salisbury Plain, Wiltshire) charging forward with fixed bayonet, whilst a large Union Flag billows out behind him. Date: circa 1916

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Bayonet Charge Charging Infantry Infantryman Patriotic Patriotism Propaganda Tommy Trooper Bulford Ww 1


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This evocative postcard image captures the spirit of patriotism and bravery that defined the British military during World War One. The lone infantryman, hailing from Bulford Camp near Salisbury Plain in Wiltshire, is depicted charging forward with fixed bayonet, ready to defend his country's honor. The large Union Flag billowing out behind him serves as a powerful symbol of national pride and unity. Bulford Camp, an important British army base during this period, was home to many soldiers who would eventually be deployed to the trenches of the Western Front. This postcard, dating back to circa 1916, likely served as a source of morale boosting propaganda for those at home, reminding them of the courage and determination of their loved ones in uniform. The infantryman, often referred to as a 'Tommy' or 'Soldier' in popular vernacular, was a common sight during the war years. Dressed in his distinctive uniform, complete with puttees, webbing equipment, and steel helmet, he embodied the strength and resilience of the British military. The image of the charging infantryman with fixed bayonet was a recurring motif in World War One propaganda, emphasizing the offensive spirit of the British military and their commitment to victory. Despite the horrors and hardships of trench warfare, the soldiers remained steadfast in their duty, driven by their love for their country and their comrades by their side. This poignant postcard serves as a reminder of the sacrifices made by the 'Bulford Boys' and the countless other soldiers who fought valiantly during World War One, ensuring that the spirit of patriotism and bravery would live on.

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