The Battle of the Somme, 1916

The battle of Somme in 1916 included a major Allied attack on the Western Front of 1916. July 1, the year is still a record of the day. The attack was fired 30 km north of Somme between Arras and Albert and it took place from 1 July to 18 November when it was canceled.

Battle of Somme in the First World War (1916 - 1918), one of the most expensive battles in contemporary war was more than two years of fighting near the Somme area seen by community rural areas . More than 1 million people died in both sides. The first day of the war Somme caused 19,240 deaths and 57,470 injuries in the UK, an estimated 4,000 people died. The main reason for such high loss is due to the shooting of the machine gun and the bombardment. The 8 day bombing of the German entrenchment did not destroy them, it was considered too small and too light. The battle lasted about 140 days and it did not support the French Army of Verdun. Continuous wasteful attacks are still referred to as single battle, but the preparation of B. E. F will be greatly reduced

The battle of Somme, also known as Somme, was one of the biggest battles of World War I. It was fighting near the Somme river in France from July 1, 1916 to November 1, this is one of the most blood-fighting battle in history. On the first day alone, the UK has issued more than 57,000 victims By the end of the campaign, the allies and the central government will lose more than 1.5 million people. The Battle of Somme in 1916 was the first large scale attack on Britain during the First World War, which produced a more critical British attitude towards war. During and after Somme, the British army really began to improve tactics. In addition, the French were attacked on the Somme River on July 1, made much bigger progress than the British, and the number of casualties was much less.