The War Illustrated: No. 185. 2nd March, 1918.

Topics in this Issue: Our Observation Post - Of Creating Atmosphere. What a Bolshevist "Peace" Means ; By Lovat Fraser. Canadians Homeward Bound, Their Duty Done. Quaint Quarters of the Fighting Men in France. Clouds of Shell-Smother Caught by the Camera. Trifles Picked Up on the Blazed Trail of War. Waiting for the Opening Offensive on the West. One of War's Little Ironies - The True Story of Henry; By "Vedette", Author of the famous war book, "The Adventures of an Ensign". Simple Instruments & Complex Inventions in War. Friends that Fail Not in Peace and War Alike. A Wanderer in War Lands - A Serbian Supper-Party - Some Lively Memories from the Lower Danube; By Hamilton Fyfe. Builders of the Ships for the Fleet that Flies. Britannia, the Tank that Rules the Trenches. Ships to Feed You and Me Instead of the U Boats. The Effort of the Dominions - Australia's Great Achievement - Heroic Doings of the Commonwealth on Land and Sea; By Basil Clarke. Brave Fighters from Beneath the Southern Cross. Arts & Crafts Active While Following the Flag. Quarry and Cave Put to Primitive Use Again. The Day's Work by Sea, Shore and Sky - The Royal Fleet Auxiliaries - Adventurous Happenings in a Humdrum Existence; Chronicled by John S. Margerison. Aircraft Pictured & Described - I - The Bristol Fighter.