The Trenches of the Pacific The floor of the great ocean is incised with tremendous furrows. The bottoms of several are farther below sea level than Everest is above it.

Daytime in the trenches were usually quiet, dawn and dusk were the most common times for an attack. This panorama shows a recreation of a typical day in the trenches, the soldiers are cleaning ...

"We call the first row in the control center 'the trench.' There's a debate about how it really got its name but it's the lowest row of consoles in the control center and we called it 'the first ...

Fred Albee, an American surgeon working in France. "They seemed to think they could pop their heads up over a trench and move quickly enough to dodge the hail of bullets." Writing in the 1950s ...

I don't mind the rainy weather. I quite like playing in the mud, but I'd probably feel different if I was a soldier in the trenches during World War I. Mud? Ah, we know all about mud here on the ...

It's estimated that trench foot contributed to the deaths of 75,000 British and 2,000 American soldiers. Therefore, trench foot can be a very serious condition, but it's also easily treated.

American Fork Fire & Rescue A man in Utah was rescued after he was trapped in a trench on Tuesday, authorities said About 50 first responders worked to free the 20-year-old worker from the 10-foot ...