NO-MAN's-LAND

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- Land in between opposing trenches

- Tens to hundreds of miles wide

- Always filled with cries of wounded and dying soldiers

- Difficult to maneuver because of shell holes, mud pools, and wire entanglements

- Going into no-man's-land was known as a suicide mission

- Tanks were technologically advanced in reorder to make it through

- Difficult getting reinforcing troops, ammunition, grenades, water/food, and other supplies as it had to come through here