Battle or Action:


The Battle of Amiens and associated actions


  Detail :

 8 August - 17 August 1918. This was the battle that turned the tide of the German advance and started the Allied advances that were to culminate in the Armistice three months later. The impact of the defeat at Amiens on German morale cannot be overstated ? they had done all they could yet still the allies, particularly with US troops starting to be deployed to effect, had absorbed everything and were still capable of attacking and beating them.

 Rank Initials Surname Died Lodge
 Pte. R.E. BOLTON 08-08-1918 Temple No. 558
 2Lt C.J. BONE 08-08-1918 Westcliff No. 2903
 Maj. J. BULL DSO 08-08-1918 Motherland No. 3861
 Lt. B.F. FISHER 08-08-1918 Castle No. 1436
 Lt. J. MEIKLE 08-08-1918 Castle No. 1436
 Lt. F.K. NEILSON MM 08-08-1918 Castle No. 1436
 Gnr. A.C. PAIN 08-08-1918 Mackay Lodge No. 1554
Rewa of Viti No. 2238
 Capt. P. HALLEY-JONES MC 09-08-1918 Claremont No. 1861
Lodge of Perseverance No. 213
 Rfn. G. COMPTON 10-08-1918 Albert Edward No. 1714
 Maj. J.A. GROVE 10-08-1918 Canada No. 3527
 2Lt S. LEACH 10-08-1918 Fairfield No. 2290
 Pte. F.W. RATHBONE 10-08-1918 Grove Park No. 2732
Royal Commemoration No. 1585
 Capt. L.W.E. SHAW 10-08-1918 St Georges Lodge No. 3641
Victoria No. 2329
 LCpl. J.R. STAINSBY 11-08-1918 Knowsley No. 3581
 Pte. H.S. WARDE 11-08-1918 Leichhardt Lodge No. 932
 Lt. H.L. HOYLES 12-08-1918 Saint Paul's No. 374
 2Lt E.B. ARNISON 18-08-1918 Royal Brunswick No. 296
 Capt. J.L. LLOYD 18-08-1918 Cambrian No. 464
 2Lt J.B. FRIEND (Jr) 21-08-1918 Castle No. 1436
Corinthian No. 1208
 Lt. W.F. COLE 28-08-1918 Richard Eve No. 2772

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