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5th Canadian Divisional Artillery

 

14th Brigade Canadian Divisional Artillery

 

61st Field Battery Canadian Divisional Artillery

 

60st Field Battery Canadian Divisional Artillery

 

MIKAN 3403967 A Canadian sign "This Was Riencourt". Advance East of Arras. October, 1918.

Apparently, this is one of those instances where the war diaries prove the MIKAN annotaion to be wrong...wrong date that is!

© IWM (Q 9311)
Cavalry in reserve halted in the Authie River to water the horses, Auxi-le-Chateau, 17th September 1918.

 

© IWM (Q 9312)
Cavalry on manoeuvres crossing the Authie River, Auxi-le-Chateau, 17th September 1918. Note the pack-horse with ammunition boxes.

 

© IWM (Q 9313)
Cavalry on manoeuvres crossing the Authie River, Auxi-le-Chateau, 17th September 1918. Note Hotchkiss Gun Tripod on pack horse.

 

© IWM (Q 9314)
Cavalry on manoeuvres crossing the Authie River, Auxi-le-Chateau, 17th September 1918.

 

© IWM (Q 9315)
Cavalry on manoeuvres crossing the Authie River, Auxi-le-Chateau, 17th September 1918.

 

© IWM (Q 9316)
Cavalry on manoeuvres crossing the Authie River, Auxi-le-Chateau, 17th September 1918.

 

© IWM (Q 9317)
Cavalry in reserve halted in the Authie River to water the horses, Auxi-le-Chateau, 17th September 1918

 

© IWM (Q 11340)
A refugee family returning to Amiens passing some ruined houses in the city, 17th September 1918.

 

© IWM (Q 11341)
A refugee family returning to Amiens, looking at the ruins of a house, 17th September 1918.

 

© IWM (Q 11342)
A refugee woman sitting in a chair on a heap of ruins in Amiens, 17th September 1918.

 

© IWM (Q 11343)
1st Division Australian troops helping a returning refugee woman and a child with their baggage, Amiens, 17th September 1918.

 

© IWM (Q 11344)
Returned refugees examining the destruction of Amiens, 17th September 1918.
Creator: Aitken, Thomas Keith (Second Lieutenant) (Photographer)

 

© IWM (Q 11345)
A uniformed French artist sketching the damage in Amiens, 17th September 1918.

 

© IWM (Q 11346)
Returned refugees looking in window of a re-opened shop, Amiens, 17th September 1918.

 

© IWM (Q 20265)
Admiral Joseph Strauss, the Commander of the Mine Force, US Atlantic Fleet, and staff in front of his Headquarters at Inverness, 17
September 1918.

 

© IWM (Q 23590)
A notice displayed in the centre of the town of Amiens, 17 September 1918. Notice reads: "SOLDIERS. It is your duty to respect the
property of our allies. Remember that their husbands and sons are fighting our common enemy. Would you like to think that your homer
were being looted whilst you were at the front? PLAY THE GAME".

 

© IWM (Q 58703)
Lieutenant Junor's BE.12 biplane after making a forced landing near Mezerib, 17th September 1918.
Creator: Lawrence, Thomas Edward
Part of LAWRENCE T E (COLONEL) COLLECTION

 

© IWM (Q 60019)
Remains of Lieutenant Junor's BE 12 aeroplane. On 16 September 1918, Lt Junor of the Royal Flying Corps was tasked with providing air
cover while Arab forces under the command of T E Lawrence attempted to destroy the Yarmuk section of the Hejaz Railway. Junor
successfully diverted the attention of Turkish aircraft. When he returned "still alive, though attended on three sides by enemy
machines, spitting bullets", Junor made a crash landing and escaped from the aircraft just before a Turkish aircraft dropped a bomb on
it, 17th September 1918.
Creator: Lawrence, Thomas Edward
Part of LAWRENCE T E (COLONEL) COLLECTION

 

© IWM (Q 60021)
Remains of Lieutenant Junor's BE 12 aeroplane, 17th September 1918.
Creator: Lawrence, Thomas Edward
Part of LAWRENCE T E (COLONEL) COLLECTION

 

Amerikanische Soldaten des 132. Infanterie-Regiments (33. Div.) bei Alexandre (Maas)