- parchment),
ailettes were thick,
quadrangular pieces of
leather or wood that
attached to the
shoulders by
means of silk or
leather cord.
Ailettes were usually...
- The
Battle of the
Ailette took
place during the
First World War in
August 1918, on the
banks of the
Ailette between Laon and Aisne.
After the
Battle of...
- unknown. In the
chancel are two
figures of knights,
wearing armour with
ailettes, with
hearts in
their hands.
Grade II*
listed churches in
North Yorkshire...
- The
Ailette (French pronunciation: [ɛlɛt]) is a 59.5 km (37.0 mi) long
river in the
Aisne department in
eastern France. Its
source is at Sainte-Croix...
-
Instructions sur le Réglage et l'Entretien du
Moteur d'Aviation 130
Chevaux à
Ailettes à l'usage des Mécaniciens d'Escadrilles. pp. 25-34
Davilla 2002, pp. 163-166...
- for
tourist accommodation, the
Center Parcs, was
built on the Lake of
Ailette,
close to many
tourist attractions such as the
Cathedral of Laon, the Chemin...
- Neuville-sur-
Ailette (French pronunciation: [nøvil syʁ ɛlɛt]) is a
commune in the
Aisne department in Hauts-de-France in
northern France. The lac de l'Ailette...
- (in Condé-sur-Aisne)
Suippe (in Condé-sur-Suippe) Aire (near Grandpré)
Ailette (in Quierzy)
Serre (in La Fère)
Marne (in Ivry-sur-Seine, south-east of...
-
their remaining positions on the
Chemin des
Dames to the
north of the
Ailette Valley early in November. Haig was
pleased with the
French success but...
-
French bombardments on low-lying land near the Oise–Aisne
Canal in the
Ailette valley,
became so
dense that it was
impossible to
carry ammunition and...
