r/WWIpics is a subreddit with 12k members. The community frequently discusses soldiers, wwi, german, french, and ww1, and the most common flair used is germany :germany:, united kingdom :united_kingdom:, france :france:, united states :united_states:, and russia :russia:.
A place to share World War I photographs.
Popular Topics in r/WWIpics
#1
Soldiers
: "Exhausted French Soldiers photographed resting at a train station in Paris, France in 1916."
149 posts
#2
Wwi
: "A French Soldier at Fort Vaux, Verdun, November 22nd, 1916"
54 posts
#3
German
: "Colorized photo of a German soldier posing with a captured Char St. Chamond (No. 62668) of the second battery of AS 38. This tank had been captured by German Infantry Regiment No.91 at Lataule on June 11, 1918"
49 posts
#4
French
: "A French Soldier at Fort Vaux, Verdun, November 22nd, 1916"
45 posts
#5
Ww1
: "My great-great grandfather (3rd from the left) in active field duty in Ww1 (I don’t know the precise year of the photograph)"
44 posts
#6
Troops
: "Troops of the 57th and 59th Divisions (probably of the 8th Battalion, Liverpool Regiment), swarmed by local children, entering Lille, France. October 18, 1918"
44 posts
#7
Battle
: "A message-carrying pigeon being released from a port-hole in the side of a British Mark V of the 10th Battalion, Tank Corps, during the Battle of Amiens. August 9, 1918"
42 posts
#8
Army
33 posts
#9
Trenches
: " French infantry manning a forward line of Trenches in Lorraine during January 1915."
29 posts
#10
Battalion
: "Soldiers of the Australian 5th Battalion as they move up to the front lines at Ypres, Belgium 1918"
28 posts
Flair Used in r/WWIpics
#1
Germany :Germany:
: "Colorized photo of a German soldier posing with a captured Char St. Chamond (No. 62668) of the second battery of AS 38. This tank had been captured by German Infantry Regiment No.91 at Lataule on June 11, 1918"
42 posts
#2
United Kingdom :United_Kingdom:
: "A raiding party of the 10th (Service) Battalion, Cameronians (Scottish Rifles) begins their attack from a 'sap' (forward observation/listening post) near Arras. The photographer, Lt. John Warwick Brooke, followed the men, and was killed along with 7 others by an artillery shell. March 24, 1917."
35 posts
#3
France :France:
: "A French Soldier at Fort Vaux, Verdun, November 22nd, 1916"
28 posts
#4
United States :United_States:
: "US Officer Peter Conover Hains. The first photo shows him as a Major General at his desk in April 1918, the second as a First Lieutenant in 1862. Hains was the only person to serve in both the American Civil War and World War I."
17 posts
#5
Russia :Russia:
: "Musical break in the trench"
15 posts
#6
Austira-Hungary :AustriaHungary:
: "Austrian soldier in an icy firing position in the Carnia region."
13 posts
#7
Italy :Italy:
: "Italian troops marching down a mountain road. Val d'Assa, 1918."
11 posts
#8
Allies :United_Kingdom: :France: :Russia: :United_States:
: "Three soldiers man a Hotchkiss Mle1914 machine gun set up in a destroyed railroad shop in Chateau Thierry, France, on June 7th, 1918."
9 posts
#9
Australia :Australia:
: "Australian soldiers pose with a captured Turkish sniper disguised as a cannabis bush. Gallipoli Peninsula, Turkey, 1916 "
6 posts
#10
Canada :Canada:
: "Canadian soldiers examine a German Mauser T-Gewehr. Behind them is a Male Mark V tank. August 1918."
4 posts
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Last updated: June 17, 2026