For those with an interest in the 46th Canadian IB

[Plan]

I have, on a library loan, a copy of "Some Recollection of the Battles of World War 1 As Recorded By Sergeant R.G. Kentner, 46th Battalion, South Saskatchewan, Canadian Expeditionary Force".

This is likely published by the a relative of the author, and by the look of it, probably not widely available. It covers from just prior to Vimy to the armistice, and, nice features, it has both places and names indexes. So if anyone wants me to check out a name, or event, send me a PM.

Humble as the presentation may look, this copy looks like it has been well read.

Offer valid for a limited time only, as I tend to return lended books ASAP...

Pascal

[Paul Reed]

Does it cover any of the fighting at Courcelette in 1916? I would be interested in any scans of that.

[Derek Robertson]

Pascal,

Does it carry any information on the following men or actions on the relevant dates:

12/5/17 Pte Andrew Inglis

3/9/18 Pte David Elliott

They were both killed in action on the dates above.

Thank you.

[joseph]

Thanks Plan,

Much obliged for you time, we will keep looking.

Regards Charles

[Borden Battery]

46th Battalion, CEF on the Saskatchewan Dragoons Sept 2005

The 46th Battalion is perpetuated by the Saskatchewan Dragoons, and the web site of the latter provides a detailed description of the Battle Honours for the 46th, which includes Mount Sorrel, The Somme, Ancre Heights, Vimy, Arras, Hill 70, Ypres 1917, Passchendaele, Amiens, Drocourt-Queant, Canal du Nord and Valenciennes.

[Recommended by Brett Payne]

http://www.saskd.ca/skd-hon.htm