100 YEARS AGO TODAY: The March to the Rhine - Day 18.

King George V inspecting the Royal Guard from the Canadian Corps provided by the Princess Patricia's Canadian Light Infantry and was commanded by Captain G.W. Little, at Sebourg Chateau the King's Headquarters near Valenciennes, 5th December 1918. King George V; Edward, the Prince of Wales; Prince Albert; and General Henry Horne walking through Stambruges, 5 December 1918. Here the 175th Brigade was drawn up, under temporary command of Lieutenant Colonel Evelyn George Powell of the Grenadier Guards.

General Staff - 1st Canadian Division, C.E.F.

13th Battalion (Royal Highlanders of Canada)

14th Battalion (The Royal Montreal Regiment)

15th Battlion (48th Highlanders of Canada), 3rd Inf. Bde, C.E.F.

Lt D'Esterre - 15th Bn

16th Battalion (Canadian Scottish), 3rd Inf. Bde, C.E.F.

5th Canadian Divisional Artillery, C.E.F.

14th Brigade C.F.A., C.E.F.

61st Field Battery, C.F.A., 5th C.D.A., C.E.F.

Eglise Chauveherd

Chauveherd

En Floret

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