Australian ambulance men carrying soldiers suffering from Trench Foot at Bernafay, northern France, during World War One. Around 75,000 British soldiers suffered from the condition during WW1.

What's the difference? Though they sound similar, trench drains and French drains are actually very different. Trench drains are basic, surface-level drains. They collect water through a grate and ...

It might not sound like much to write home about, but the 21-year-old -- Lawrence Enderson Grimshaw -- happened to be a soldier stationed in the trenches during World War I. One century on ...

Installation involves cutting a trench in the basement slab along the perimeter of the foundation, laying pipe in the trench, and putting in a sump pump to move water from the interior to the ...

The entrance is a wet hole in the earth little bigger than an animal burrow, obscured by thorny brush in a secluded wood in northeastern France ... sit patiently in a trench as they anticipate ...

Languages: English. Players of the third-person shooter can now apply the Julius Caesar-solution to any problem in warfare by digging a trench. You're about to be attacked from two sides?