No Man’s Land
Sandbags
Communications Trench
Bunker
Wire Break
Trench Block
Sump
A break in the barbed wire to allow soldiers out into no man’s land
Trenches between the front line trenches and the support trenches, used by messengers to relay messages to the front line and back and for telephone wire to be strung up to the front line
A block of barbed wire and wooden obstacles to stop any enemy soldier from advancing through the trench system.
The area between the opposing sides’ front lines.
A bag filled with sand to protect the trench from flooding and the men from bullets.
An underground shelter. Often used for storage
A channel at the bottom of the trench to allow water to drain away.