The War Illustrated: No. 81. 4th March, 1916.

Topics in this Issue: The Observation Post: From Blundering to Plundering. Womanhood in the New Era: Our Great Symposium on the War and our National Life. Lance and Sabre Behind the Foremost Line. Fur Coats & Tam-o'-Shanters in the Balkan Field. Indo-British Activities in a Remote Asian Area. Egypt Well Prepared Against German Agression. The Ultimate Extremes in Man-killing Machines. A Daughter of France Amid the Ruins of Rheims. The Great Episodes of the War: XXX1V - The Grand Duke's Hammer Stroke in the Icy Caucasus. Great Guns to the Firing-line by Powerful Crane - Wounded Men Return by Wire Through Space. Russians in the West: A Romance of the War. Sturdy Slav Soldiers from Riga to Erzerum. Keep Your Eye on Ypres! By Our War Correspondent, F.A. McKenzie. First-line Contrasts in the Stress of Battle. Out-of-the-Way Films From the French Front. Theatricals Behind the Lines & Prison Walls. Sea Power and the Fall of Erzerum: By Commander Carlyon Bellairs, R.N., M.P. Britain's Roll of Honoured Dead. Cross Currents in the Air Question: By C.G. Grey, Editor of "The Aeroplane". Wrecked Aeroplanes and "Archies" East and West. Officers who will Lead our New Armies to Victory: No. XV: 9th Battalion The South Staffordshire Regiment.