4th Canadian Division - Battles and Engagements On The Western Front

Battles and Engagements On The Western Front

1916:

  • Battle of Le Transloy - October 1–17
  • Battle of the Ancre Heights - October 17-November 11, (capture of the Regina Trench)
  • Battle of the Ancre - November 13–18

1917:

  • Battle of Vimy Ridge - April 9–14
  • Affairs South of the Souchez River - June 3–25
  • Capture of Avion - June 26–29
  • Battle of Hill 70 - August 15–25
  • Second Battle of Passchendaele - October 26 – November 10

1918:

  • Battle of Amiens - August 9–11
  • Actions round Damery - August 15–17
  • Battle of Drocourt-Quéant - September 2–3
  • Battle of the Canal du Nord September 27 – October 1
  • Battle of Valenciennes 1–2 November 1–2, (capture of Mont Houy)
  • Passage of the Grande Honelle - November 5–7

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