/r/WWIpics/

r/WWIpics

12k members
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 united kingdom :united_kingdom:, united states :united_states:, russia :russia:, germany :germany:, and france :france:.
A place to share World War I photographs.

Popular Topics in r/WWIpics

#1

Soldiers

: "Soldiers of the Australian 5th battalion as they move up to the front lines at Ypres, Belgium 1918"
149 posts
#2

Wwi

: "Wwi gravestone workshop, Salonika/Macedonian front"
54 posts
#3

German

: "German soldiers pose for a photograph in a fortified position. Note the mix of Pickelhaube and Stahlhelm helmets. 1916."
49 posts
#4

French

: "French soldiers photographed in the trenches around Vauquois, Meuse, France on the 17 December 1917"
45 posts
#5

Ww1

: "French Zouaves from the 3rd Zouave Regiment in 1914. This photo has not been colorized, but instead was taken with the Autochrome process, making it an original color photo."
44 posts
#6

Troops

: "Troops of the 13th Battalion, King's (Liverpool) Regiment pose with captured machine guns in front of a German mobile pill box and concrete observation post amidst the ruins of Tilloy-les-Mofflaines. April 10, 1917"
44 posts
#7

Battle

: "Stretcher-bearers (SB) of the 6th Battalion, Seaforth Highlanders catching whatever sleep they can during the Battle of the Scarpe, near Roeux. Photo dated August 29th, 1918, 107 years ago today."
42 posts
#8

Army

: "Russian Imperial Army. Armoured car."
33 posts
#9

Trenches

: "French soldiers photographed in the Trenches around Vauquois, Meuse, France on the 17 December 1917"
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
United Kingdom :United_Kingdom:
: "Colorized photo of 19 year old Private Walter William who served with E Company, 1st Battalion, Hertfordshire Regiment. Walter and six other men were killed in action on November 19, 1914 (111 years ago today) when their trench took a direct hit near Shrewsbury Forest, Zillebeke, Belgium."
49 posts
#2
United States :United_States:
: "American 'Shell Shock' patients having a happy time fishing and swimming under the walls of Château Chambord in the Loire region in France. September 1918"
29 posts
#3
Russia :Russia:
: "A gun crew with a cannon. The cannon is on wooden wheels. There are holes in the cannon. Two soldiers have St. George's crosses on their chests."
27 posts
#4
Germany :Germany:
: "An original color photo of an early German trench taken by Hans Hildenbrand, who was one of 19 photographers employed by Kaiser Wilhelm II. Of the 19 Hildenbrand was the only one using Autochrome, the others took traditional black & white photos."
25 posts
#5
France :France:
: "French Zouaves from the 3rd Zouave Regiment in 1914. This photo has not been colorized, but instead was taken with the Autochrome process, making it an original color photo."
23 posts
#6
Italy :Italy:
: "Italian troops raise a gun, a dog, and a soldier up a mountain, Italian Alps, World War I, 1915."
12 posts
#7
Austria-Hungary :AustriaHungary:
: "Austro-Hungarian 420 mm Howitzer in the Canal Valley near Guggal, Italy 1916"
7 posts
#8
Canada :Canada:
: "85th Battalion (Nova Scotia Highlanders) on their way up the line. August 1917"
7 posts
#9
Australia :Australia:
: "Soldiers of the Australian 5th battalion as they move up to the front lines at Ypres, Belgium 1918"
4 posts
#10
Serbia :Serbia:
: "Scouting infantry patrol, Salonika/Macedonian front (1918)"
4 posts

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Last updated: August 14, 2026