War Diaries – 21st Bn. CEF

21st Bn. CEF- Tuesday, August 13, 1918

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At 8.45p.m. August 13th, the Battalion moved forward and completed the relief of the 46th Canadian Battalion by 1.40a.m. August 14th.


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Image: A wounded German having his wounds dressed. August 1918. Courtesy Library and Archives Canada.

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