Life in the trenches - Part 6

The video discusses the challenges and strategies of trench warfare during World War I. It highlights the dangers faced by soldiers during the day, such as artillery and snipers, and the tactics used for daylight raids. It also covers nighttime strategies for crossing no man's land, emphasizing stealth and the risks of being detected by enemy flares.

What is a major threat to soldiers in the frontline trench during the day?

• Friendly fire

• German artillery and snipers

• Lack of food

• Cold weather

What should soldiers carry during a daylight raid on German trenches?

• Extra food supplies

• Only what they need to fight

• Heavy artillery

• All their belongings

How should soldiers approach enemy trenches if they are a short distance away?

• Wait for nightfall

• Use a vehicle

• Charge over quickly

• Crawl slowly

What is a key advantage of conducting raids at night?

• Better visibility

• Less enemy presence

• Ability to cross no man's land undetected

• More reinforcements

What should soldiers do if enemy flares light up the night?

• Fire back at the enemy

• Freeze and remain still

• Continue moving

• Run back to their trench