World War One - Cooking in the Trenches (Red, White and Blue Day 2014)
Author and military historian Andrew Robertshaw produced this video to explain the difficulties of cooking in the trenches in World War One. The video was sponsored by, and filmed at, Rendcomb College, Gloucestershire. RWBDay is an annual national schools campaign that highlights the work of the Armed Forces and raises money for ABF The Soldiers’ Charity, the Royal Navy and Royal Marines Charity and the Royal Air Force Benevolent Fund. As part of this year’s campaign – scheduled for Friday 10th October (although schools can choose any date in October or November) - we have produced the following film. Find out more at www.redwhiteblueday.co.uk

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How WW2 Rationing shaped Britain

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Making a cup of tea - World War Two (Red, White and Blue Day 2014)

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A Soldier's Food - WW1 Uncut: Dan Snow - BBC

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How Tudor Sailors Survived a 7 Month Journey | Salt Pork Experiment

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Average Day In The Life Of A WW1 Soldier

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Gordon Ramsay's Beef Curry for the Royal Marines | The F Word

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Shermans vs Panthers: Four Days of Hell

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Everyday Moments in History - A Roman Soldier Prepares Dinner

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I Ate Nothing But WWII Rations For 3 Days (and this is what I learned)

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WWII Field Kitchen Overview

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10 Cheap Meals Lumberjacks Ate in Frozen Camps

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Battle of the Somme - Survivors Reveal the True Horror of WWI

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Soldier Stew: Revolutionary War Survival Food

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The 24 Hour Ration Pack - British WW2

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Verdun 1916: The 300-Day Hell of World War I

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WW1 Officers Food

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These 20 Amazing Foods Kept 1930s Hoboes Alive — Cheap and Simple to Carry!

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War Rations - Were Soldiers Always Starving?

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Food in the Trenches of World War One

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