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They call it 'The Iron Harvest'...Over 630 minesweepers have died clearing these fields. Every year, more than 900 tonnes of unexploded shells are still recovered from the battlefields of the Somme — a haunting legacy of one of the Great War’s bloodiest campaigns.Today, poppies and wheat sway where shells once fell… but the scars remain.These are the stories Scott brings to life — not just in books, but walking the ground where history happened.Read his bestselling books: https://scottbennettwri

They call it 'The Iron Harvest'...Over 630 minesweepers have died clearing these fields. Every year, more than 900 tonnes of unexploded shells are still recovered from the battlefields of the Somme — a haunting legacy of one of the Great War’s bloodiest campaigns.Today, poppies and wheat sway where shells once fell… but the scars remain.These are the stories Scott brings to life — not just in books, but walking the ground where history happened.Read his bestselling books: https://scottbennettwri

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Scott Bennett Shell Game A Military Whistleblowing Report to Congress Part 1

Scott Bennett Shell Game A Military Whistleblowing Report to Congress Part 1

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Scott Bennett Shell Game A Military Whistleblowing Report to Congress Part 2

Scott Bennett Shell Game A Military Whistleblowing Report to Congress Part 2

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‘The Face of War’ Captain Herbert Foxton was wounded on the Somme in July 1918, when a high explosive shell exploded close to him. His prospects of survival were considered slim. Herbert transferred to a hospital in England where he underwent 25 operations. Although his face was painstakingly rebuilt, his sight could not be restored.Herbert was repatriated to Australia in 1921 but was unable to continue his pre-war occupation as a watchmaker. Upon returning to Australia in 1925, Herbert married

‘The Face of War’ Captain Herbert Foxton was wounded on the Somme in July 1918, when a high explosive shell exploded close to him. His prospects of survival were considered slim. Herbert transferred to a hospital in England where he underwent 25 operations. Although his face was painstakingly rebuilt, his sight could not be restored.Herbert was repatriated to Australia in 1921 but was unable to continue his pre-war occupation as a watchmaker. Upon returning to Australia in 1925, Herbert married

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The Silent Army Beneath France’s Fields When the Great War ended in 1918, the harrowing task commenced of collecting the remains of soldiers buried in scattered makeshift graves and concentrating them in larger cemeteries. For the United States, the Argonne-Meuse American Cemetery became the final resting place for thousands of its dead. The cemetery contains the graves of 14,246 American service members, the majority of whom were killed during the Meuse-Argonne Offensive in September and Novemb

The Silent Army Beneath France’s Fields When the Great War ended in 1918, the harrowing task commenced of collecting the remains of soldiers buried in scattered makeshift graves and concentrating them in larger cemeteries. For the United States, the Argonne-Meuse American Cemetery became the final resting place for thousands of its dead. The cemetery contains the graves of 14,246 American service members, the majority of whom were killed during the Meuse-Argonne Offensive in September and Novemb

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‘Known to be buried in this cemetery.’ In 1918, shellfire destroyed 83 graves in the NOREUIL AUSTRALIAN CEMETERY in France.The soldier’s burial location could not be re-established. Consequently these soldiers - mostly of the 50th Australian infantry Battalion - had tombstones dedicated to them marked: ‘Known to be buried in this cemetery.’ Along this wall is 20 such graves. | Scott Bennett

‘Known to be buried in this cemetery.’ In 1918, shellfire destroyed 83 graves in the NOREUIL AUSTRALIAN CEMETERY in France.The soldier’s burial location could not be re-established. Consequently these soldiers - mostly of the 50th Australian infantry Battalion - had tombstones dedicated to them marked: ‘Known to be buried in this cemetery.’ Along this wall is 20 such graves. | Scott Bennett

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Tanks: ‘Sparks, Steel, and Shattered Faith’ At Bullecourt on 11 April 1917, Australian soldiers advanced with 12 tanks for the first time. ‘The tanks made a terrific row and spat sparks all over the place,’ recalled Private Carpenter. Sergeant Rule called them ‘crab drawers,’ their low chug-chug-chug and flying sparks impossible to hide. At first, their size and noise terrified German troops, but as the lumbering machines broke down or crawled forward, the Germans recovered and struck back. Firi

Tanks: ‘Sparks, Steel, and Shattered Faith’ At Bullecourt on 11 April 1917, Australian soldiers advanced with 12 tanks for the first time. ‘The tanks made a terrific row and spat sparks all over the place,’ recalled Private Carpenter. Sergeant Rule called them ‘crab drawers,’ their low chug-chug-chug and flying sparks impossible to hide. At first, their size and noise terrified German troops, but as the lumbering machines broke down or crawled forward, the Germans recovered and struck back. Firi

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Belching cannons and rattling trams A glorious Melbourne spring: budding Plane trees, rattling trams—and an 8-inch German howitzer. Outside the stunning Victoria Barracks, in Melbourne, stands a captured German 8-inch howitzer, taken near St Quentin on 18–19 September 1918 during the the 1st and 4th Australian Divisions’ attack on the Hindenburg Outpost Line. Once part of the formidable artillery defending the German stronghold, the gun now rests quietly adjacent to bustling St Kilda Road. 🔒 Jo

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‘That’s war, war is hell on earth’ Veteran Ralph Scobie recounts losing his good mate, Clement 'Charlie' O'Brien. Charlie was killed in action during a battle on the Somme on 31 August 1918. The Red Cross report records that Charlie had his back blown out, and died instantly. A comrade buried him in the rear of the trench and 'put up a bit of a cross’ Charlie was reburied at Assevillers New British Cemetery, Picardie, France. SUBSCRIBE, LIKE or FOLLOW me for all my stories. | Scott Bennett

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The Great War: 20 Years After In the book, ‘Twenty Years After’ Major General Ernest Swinton captured ‘Then and Now’ photographs of significant Great War landmarks that many veterans of the Western Front could recognise. According to Swinton, time had worked its changes. ‘Young trees are everywhere, and the desolate waste of shell-hole and mud has given way to pasture land and waving corn.’ His book remains an enduring memory of well-renowned locations. ❤️SUBSCRIBE, LIKE or FOLLOW for all my sto

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Why Postman Pat's Classic Charm is Lost in Remake

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Soft shell Cajun 504 Scott News has obtained unsettling — yet somehow not surprising — footage of a Cajun man actively molting like a blue crab behind a bait shop in Lafourche Parish. The video shows the man squatting, grunting, and shimmying out of his old “Cajun shell” like it was last season’s Mardi Gras jacket. When the reporter approached and asked what in the crawfish-boiled hell was happening, the man simply said: “Mais, I ain’t growin’… I’m moltin’. Dat’s how Cajuns level up.” Local biol

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Legendary Pittsburgh Steelers strong safety Donnie Shell was once described as "more sledgehammer than scythe," while earning the nickname "The Human Torpedo." Shell will be the subject of this week's #GoldJacketSpotlight. Full Story: https://profootballhof.me/Shell | Pro Football Hall of Fame

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'You Can't Sit Here And Lie About That': Sen. Michael Bennet Snaps At Scott Bessent For Blaming Trump's Failures On Biden In Heated Exchange

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#1Day Brandon Bennett leaps over the pile for the 1 yard TD in the #Gamecocks 1993 match-up against Georgia. Bennett’s game winner led Carolina to a 23-21 win over the Dawgs in Athens. | SEC Unfiltered

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Ep. 230 ~ Shell Games

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We don’t Judge at The Salty Shell😉#thesaltyshellonbc #shoplocal #shopsuffolk #shopsmall | The Salty Shell On Bennett's Creek

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New beginnings, thank you Shell V-Power Racing Team, and our supporters. I’ll be a full time Indycar Driver for Team Penske from 2021. Few words from me that I couldn’t quite put in a caption... | Scott McLaughlin

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Old Shell Game (1948) Thunderbean Thursday at Cartoon Research

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Well this is lovely! - a plug for my @edfringe shows on the amazing #parentinghell podcast, thanks so much for the support @robbeckettcomic and @josh_widdicombe - I really appreciate it. I told the story for the first time on there and now it’s going to be a show! - Come and see both work in progress shows, August 13-25, with @justthetonicuk Get tickets here: https://tickets.edfringe.com/whats-on/scott-bennett-blood-sugar-baby-wip And! https://tickets.edfringe.com/whats-on/scott-bennett-stuff-wi

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The Old Shell Game (1948)

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Nigeria farmers win 13 year battle with Shell

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