5th Canadian Divisional Artillery

14th Brigade Canadian Divisional Artillery

61st Field Battery Canadian Divisional Artillery

Lieutenant Abner Gladstone Virtue

© IWM BOX 855-27-52LB-57C-1918 Plotting reference 57C A 24ac Key feature East of Ervillers

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MIKAN 3522201 Watching Lewis gun used against enemy planes. 
Visit of Canadian Journalists to the Front. 22nd July, 1918.

MIKAN 3522202 Talking to 42nd Battalion Scots in the reserve line. 
(Visit of Canadian Journalists to the Front). 22nd July, 1918.

MIKAN 3522206 Gen. Morrison explaining how the artillery strafed the Germans during the Vimy attack. 
Visit of Canadian Journalists to the Front. 22nd July, 1918.

MIKAN 3522207 Billets, Rest House, Aubigny [France] 
Visit of Canadian Journalists to the Front. 22nd July, 1918.

MIKAN 3522213 Talking to Gen. Horne at Canadian Corps Headquarters. 
Visit of Canadian Journalists to the Front. 22nd July, 1918.

MIKAN 3522214 On the lip of one of the largest craters on Vimy Ridge. 
Visit of Canadian Journalists to the Front. 22nd July, 1918.

MIKAN 3522215 Taking tea with Gen. Currie, Gen. Horne and an American General at Canadian Corps Headquarters. 
Visit of Canadian Journalists to the Front. 22nd July, 1918.

MIKAN 3522221 Peeping over the top of the Canadian Front Line. 
Visit of Canadian Journalists to the Front. 22nd July, 1918.

MIKAN 3522226 Gen. Currie telling now Vimy Ridge was taken. 
Visit of Canadian Journalists to the Front. 22nd July, 1918.

MIKAN 3522227 Lunching on Vimy Ridge. 
Visit of Canadian Journalists to the front. 22nd July, 1918.

MIKAN 3522238 Canadian Journalists looking at the German Lines from Observation Post. 22nd July, 1918.
Visit of Canadian Journalists to the Front. 22nd July, 1918.

MIKAN 3522395 Journalists with Canadian Corps Officers on Vimy Ridge. 
Visit of Canadian Journalists to the Front. 22nd July, 1918.

MIKAN 3522414 Canadian Journalists on Vimy Ridge. 22nd July, 1918.
Visit of Canadian Journalists to the Front. 22nd July, 1918.