Synonyms for the 25 words. (2)

The words in yellow are were the real word should be. 

Reminisce (8): Still willing to remember for the documentary film makers about events happened that extraordinary day.
Luckless(pg9):  It was not the just the unfortunate population of the battle zones.
Congregating pg 12: People gathered in parks and squares of Europe.
Ghastly:pg16: “The horrible butchery of vain and insane offensives”
Resentments pg18: And there were other long-standing displeasures.

Howitzers pg 19: Artillery( field guns, canons, etc)
Inexorable pg 26: Began an neutral push to the German borders.
Charred pg 27:  It would be another 10 or 15 years before the combusted trucks, shell carriages, and tanks were taken by the scrap, and shell holes filled in.
Shrapnel pg 28: Bullets fragments and bones could still be tilled from battle field.
Marshy: 30: A wet area intersected with canals.

Feverish 31: Everyone sick atmosphere, the story of angels of Mons began to circulate.
Mere 34: The tale is the same and a sheer invention.
Sheer 34: The tale is mere and a thin invention.  
Hatred 39: In a world of cold, hunger and hate.
Buttocks 43:   Whenever a fierce tackle or a strong gust of wind revealed s Scotsman trunk, they would hoot like school boys.


Animosity 43: Other matches were played with a feeling of dislike.
Mounted 46: As causality people where horseback riding.
Ungainly 51: Something so large and so clumsy was always going to be vulnerable.
Cumbersome 52: The also used a troublesome device called orthophone.
Lumbering 57: The trading two seater planes were normally used.

Besieged 63: the village gathered by  sightseers.
Aptly 72:The appropriated named Gran Fleet.  
Reconnaissance 73: the British strategy of the ships that patrolled Germany waters.
Bulkheads: 82: British ships were protected by walls in the top.
Accostumed: 91: Movies were used to see those type of stuf.