The War Illustrated: No. 88. 22nd April, 1916.

Topics in this Issue: The Observation Post: A Word With the Faint of Heart. Romance of Rail-Power in the War: How the Issues of Great Events have Hinged upon Control of the Iron Roads: By Edwin A. Pratt Author of "The Rise of Rail-Power in War and Conquest". Round About the Great British Camp in France. Young France Contemplates the Captive Boches. The Campaign Against the Kaiser's Last Colony: Artillery in Action on the East African Front. War Scenes and Incidents East of Suez. Following the Drum in Ancient Persia and Syria. Shambles! A Warm Corner of the Verdun Sector. Refugees from Verdun & Fighting Men from Vaux. The Rumble of War Through Macedonian Valleys. Forest of Fire on the Slope of Dead Man's Hill. On the Mark - Modern Ironsides as Cavaliers. Emergency Treatment of Wounded at Salonika. Preparing for the Supreme Event: By Our War Correspondent F.A. McKenzie. Minor Incidents Pictured in Many War Centres. Ashes of Arras: Studies in Desolation. Factors That Fashion Neutral Policy: By Commander Carlyon Bellairs, R.N., M.P. Decorated for Valour: More of Britain's Brave Sons. Records of the Regiments in the War: X1V - The Cameron Highlanders. Officers of Famous British Regiments: 5th (Service) Battalion (Queen's Own) Cameron Highlanders.