Saturday, 21st September 1918 - Canada's Hundred Days - 45
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5th Canadian Divisional Artillery
14th Brigade Canadian Divisional Artillery
61st Field Battery Canadian Divisional Artillery
Lieutenant Abner Gladstone Virtue - 61st Fld Bty
© IWM (Q 12328)
Battle of Nablus. 14th Australian Light Horse Regiment resting outside Nablus, 21st September 1918.
© IWM (Q 12330)
Battle of Nablus. Australian Light Horse Brigade, 5th Battalion, with the Spahis and Chasseurs d'Afrique, entering Nablus, 21st
September 1918.
© IWM (Q 12331)
A detachment of the Australian Light Horse Brigade, 5th Battalion, entering the town of Nablus, thirty miles north of Jerusalem, 21
September 1918. General Allenby's rapid advance in Palestine during the last year of the war and the destruction of two Turkish armies
was due in no small measure to his strong cavalry force which included Indian, Australian and New Zealand troops.
© IWM (Q 12333)
Battle of Nablus. Men of the 10th Regiment Chasseurs d'Afrique in the streets of Nablus, 21st September 1918.
© IWM (Q 12341)
A hundred and one captured enemy guns, nearly all of which were taken on the road North-East of Nablus. After the aerial attack on
21st September 1918, along the Balata-Wadi Farah Road, 87 guns, 55 motor lorries, 4 motor cars and 932 wagons were found wrecked or
abandoned in a space of under 5 miles.
© IWM (Q 12342)
A hundred and one captured enemy guns, nearly all of which were taken on the road North-East of Nablus. After the aerial attack on
21st September 1918, along the Balata-Wadi Farah Hoad, 87 guns, 55 motor lorries, 4 motor cars and 932 wagons were found wrecked or
abandoned in a space of under 5 miles.
© IWM (Q 12343)
A hundred and one captured enemy guns, nearly all of which were taken on the road North-East of Nablus. After the aerial attack on
21st September 1918, along the Balata-Wadi Farah Road, 87 guns, 55 motor lorries, 4 motor cars, and 932 wagons were found wrecked or
abandoned in a space of under 5 miles.
© IWM (Q 78176)
German war cemetery at Saint-Mihiel, 21 September 1918.
© IWM (E(AUS) 3462)
Bread being stacked to await packing at a Bread Store of an Australian Field Bakery. Rouen, France. Australian Field Bakeries (South).
© IWM (E(AUS) 3463)
Bakers of an Australian Field Bakery at work. View of a section of the ovens - a batch being drawn. Rouen, France. Australian Field
Bakeries (South).
© IWM (E(AUS) 3465)
Flour carriers of an Australian Field Bakery at work. Heavy work but Australians make light of it. Australian Field Bakeries (South),
Rouen, France.
© IWM (E(AUS) 3466)
Flour carriers of an Australian Field Bakery carrying flour from the stores to the mixers to be converted into dough. Australian Field
Bakeries (South), Rouen, France.
© IWM (E(AUS) 3470)
Checking a shipment of yeast and showing a method of stacking it at an Australian Field Bakery at Rouen, France. Australian Field
Bakeries (North).
Apologies for being late today - was at Sir Paul's show last night (just a couple minutes short of 3 glorious hours).
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