The War Illustrated: No. 203. 6th July, 1918

Topics in this Issue: Our Observation Post - From the Opposite Chair. My Impressions of the Great Offensive - How Givenchy Defied the Hun; By Hamilton Fyfe, The Famous War Correspondent, now on the Western Front. Pushing Back the Austrians Across the Piave. The Black Man's Part in the War - Why the German Must be Kept Out of Africa; By Sir Harry S. Johnston. French Troops Ready for a Raid on the Huns. Where "Old Glory" is Winning New Glory in France. Camera Glimpses of War Areas West and East. Steady & Courageous in the Supreme Crisis. Where the Hun was Held & Then Driven Back. Interesting Items for the Imperial War Museum. Soldiers Seek Health & Relaxation by the Sea. Pencillings from Our War Artist's Sketch-Book. Little Journeys to the Great War - Broken Wings Made Whole; By the Editor. War-Time Work in French Woods and Villages. Word-Pictures of the Desert War - Watering the Regiment; By "The Adjutant". The Empire's Roll of Honour. Homesteads that Will Rise in France Renewed.