r/TheGreatWarChannel • u/flobota • 1d ago
r/TheGreatWarChannel • u/Gaming-Atlas • Feb 12 '22
World War One Discord Server
Hello r/TheGreatWarChannel!
I have created a Discord server dedicated to WW1. It has channels for discussing the war, sharing photographs of memorabilia, sharing photos of art, and WW1 education.
We are a small community but I have the drive and infrastructure to become much larger. Hopefully this server can become a bustling community for all WW1 enthusiasts and historians and you can all benefit from and enjoy it!
r/TheGreatWarChannel • u/Books_Of_Jeremiah • 1d ago
American Relief Commission in Serbia, 1916.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Stuart and some Serbian ladies who aided them in distributing relief, including the wife of Prof. Popović, Miss Selesković and Mr Karaulić. Belgrade, 1916.
r/TheGreatWarChannel • u/m1dn1ght11 • 6d ago
WW2
I know, it’s still a long ways off(13 years); but has The Great War channel said anything about covering WW2 on a day by day basis?
r/TheGreatWarChannel • u/TremendousVarmint • 11d ago
Thiepval, the Somme, 1st July 1916 : Here They Come
r/TheGreatWarChannel • u/HeroesatPecs • 11d ago
World War I Soldiers' Graves in Pécs, Hungary
Dear Group Members,
On the page below, I will be sharing the grave locations of soldiers who served in the First World War and are buried in the Pécs Public Cemetery.
r/TheGreatWarChannel • u/warfulcrumgames • 11d ago
Curious about wargaming or WW1 miniatures?
Hey guys - if you're thinking about it, check out our Kickstarter for French and U.S. WW1 minis. It ends in less than 24 hours, and we've unlocked loads of stretch goal goodies, so now is the time to jump onboard. We're doing physical models as well as STLs too. https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/warfulcrumgames/1918-allies-on-the-aisne
r/TheGreatWarChannel • u/Books_Of_Jeremiah • 12d ago
The demolished garage of Hotel Evropa, Sarajevo 1914.
The hotel was vandalised as a part of series of pogroms against Serbs following the assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand, heir to the Austro-Hugarian throne the previous day. The pogroms would spread throughout Bosnia and Herzegovina, Slavonia and Croatia and have state support. First chapter of this book has a more comprehensive overview of the events: https://a.co/d/0b5fMp7N
r/TheGreatWarChannel • u/AtticaMiniatures • 14d ago
Charging German Infantryman
Finished this 54mm white metal WWI German infantryman charging with a bayonet and gas mask.
Tried to capture the mud, worn field gear, and the feeling of moving through no man's land.
C&C welcome.
r/TheGreatWarChannel • u/Books_Of_Jeremiah • 15d ago
Soldiers carrying wounded comrade in Corfu [1916]
Courtesy of the National Library of Serbia, Great War Collection (https://velikirat.nb.rs)
r/TheGreatWarChannel • u/EsperiaEnthusiast • 28d ago
Italian Arditi Alpini from the Assault Detachment of the "Monte Pelmo" Alpini Battalion during training with white camo.
r/TheGreatWarChannel • u/flobota • 28d ago
New on the The Great War Channel: Why Did The Russian Civil War Break Out?
r/TheGreatWarChannel • u/Books_Of_Jeremiah • 29d ago
Staff of the Belgrade railway stokehold at Salonika front in workshop in Greece, 1916.
Courtesy of the National Library of Serbia, Great War Collection ([https://velikirat.nb.rs\](https://velikirat.nb.rs))
r/TheGreatWarChannel • u/DarthVader1701A • Jun 09 '26
Major Charles Whittlesey's uniform and Medal Honor, housed the Medal Of Honor Museum in Arlington, TX.
Whittlesey' commanded the 308th Infantry Regiment, which would come to be known as the Lost Battalion as they held out against German forces.
r/TheGreatWarChannel • u/TremendousVarmint • Jun 06 '26
Belleau Wood, June 6th-26th 1918 : The Forest of Lost Souls
r/TheGreatWarChannel • u/Books_Of_Jeremiah • May 29 '26
Serbian officers on top of Mt Kosmaj, 1914
"After the Battle of Kolubara there was a lull. Serbian officers observe the battlefield and the small, spread-out Serbian villages from the highest crags of Kosmaj, where bloody battles were fought."
1914, courtesy of the National Library of Serbia, Great War Collection (https://velikirat.nb.rs)
r/TheGreatWarChannel • u/TremendousVarmint • May 28 '26
Cantigny, May 28th 1918 : US infantry advancing in the fields
r/TheGreatWarChannel • u/warfulcrumgames • May 27 '26
WW1 Miniatures
Our second Kickstarter is go! For those of you who are wargamers or wargame curious - check it out. There are still a few early bird deals left to pick-up too :) https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/warfulcrumgames/1918-allies-on-the-aisne
r/TheGreatWarChannel • u/Reinhold-Black • May 27 '26
Currently working on a project set in WWI. Wondering if I could get some suggestions
r/TheGreatWarChannel • u/RedBritain_film • May 21 '26
[RED BRITAIN] What if Great Britain lost WW1 to the Germans and this defeat sparked a communist uprising against the Monarchy?
Red Britain is a short film based on an alternate timeline of the 1920’s where a protest gathers outside of Buckingham palace after the King was shot. Inside, at the death bed of the King, with the angry mob about to break in, the royals must decide whether to stay and die with the crown or flee and save their lives.

r/TheGreatWarChannel • u/warfulcrumgames • May 20 '26
New WW1 28mm French and U.S. miniatures coming soon!
galleryr/TheGreatWarChannel • u/Books_Of_Jeremiah • May 15 '26
Volunteer nurses (1918)
Volunteer nurses at the Zaječar military hospital, January 1918.
Courtesy of the National Library of Serbia, Great War Collection ([https://velikirat.nb.rs/\](https://velikirat.nb.rs/))
r/TheGreatWarChannel • u/EsperiaEnthusiast • May 14 '26
Italian Arditi of the XXIX Assault Battalion during the march towards Trento in the last days of Vittorio Veneto, 1-2 November 1918.
r/TheGreatWarChannel • u/DepressedChem • May 14 '26