The War Illustrated: No. 191. 13th April, 1918.

Topics in this Issue: Our Observation Post - Watching and Waiting. The Mighty Battle of Amiens; By Lovat Fraser. Parrying the Germans' Most Stupendous Blow. The Reserves Go Forward to the Battle Line. Khaki and Horizon Blue as Foils to Field Grey. A Wanderer in War Lands - Smoke-Clouds of Destruction - How a Great Task was Greatly Achieved; By Hamilton Fyfe. Stopping the Swing of the Hun Sledge-Hammer. Feeding the Guns and Salving the Fragments. Damming the First Flood of the Hun Offensive. Men Who Kept Their Spirit & the Line Unbroken. Out With The Heavies - The Day I Was Wounded - Some Episodes in a Severe Artillery Strafing; By "O. PIP". Air Flights & Fights from America to Palestine. Boches Glad to be Out of the Great Battle. On Vigil While Victory Wavers in the Balance. The Effort of the Dominions - Canada and the Shell Crisis - How Her Engineers Worked Wonders; By Basil Clarke. Wrens Enrolled to Aid in the Navy's Work Ashore.