"Kitchener's Army" refers to the volunteer army formed in the United Kingdom during World War I, named after Lord Kitchener, the Secretary of State for War. Established in 1914, it aimed to bolster the British military forces as the war escalated. The campaign encouraged men to enlist, promising adventure and patriotism. The army was notable for its recruitment drives, which included iconic posters featuring Kitchener himself, urging men to join. By 1916, Kitchener's Army had grown significantly, contributing to major battles such as the Battle of the Somme. However, many soldiers faced harsh realities on the front lines.