Battle or Action:


The Final Advance in Picardy


  Detail :

 17 October - 11 November 1918. The final stage of the British advance saw them cross the Selle and the Sambre rivers as the relentless pressure was kept on the retreating Germans. By the 11th November 1918 the British army had returned to Mons, where it all started for them back in August 1914 when it made its first contact with the Germans, and where the war stopped when the Armistice was declared on the eleventh hour of the eleventh day of the eleventh month.

 Rank Initials Surname Died Lodge
 Pte. C.E. LEARY 15-10-1918 Sarju No. 3061
 2Lt W.F. BENNALLACK 17-10-1918 Mount Edgcumbe No. 1544
 Sgt. S.D. SMITH 18-10-1918 Apollo No. 2042
 Lt.Col. W.E. THOMAS DSO MC 20-10-1918 Merlin No. 1578
 Bty.S.M. A.E. BLISS DCM 22-10-1918 Second Middlesex Artillery No. 2484
 Pte. J. HAMILTON 23-10-1918 Amberley No. 2007
 2Lt E.A. NEWLAND 23-10-1918 Lewis No. 1185
 Cpl. C. WILKINSON 23-10-1918 Fawcett No. 661
 Chap. R.W. DUGDALE MC 24-10-1918 Lodge of Rectitude No. 502
 2Lt H.L. SAUL 24-10-1918 Lodge of Friendship No. 100
 Bdr. A.E.F. DUMPER 26-10-1918 Eltham Palace No. 2980
 2Lt G.H. GRELLIER 31-10-1918 Huguenot No. 2140
 2Lt T.C. BARKER 04-11-1918 Leopold No. 1760
 Capt. A. MCKENZIE MC 04-11-1918 Moore Keys No. 2519
 LCpl. D.W.A. MCLACHLAN 04-11-1918 Seacombe No. 3468
 Capt. F. ROBINSON MC 04-11-1918 Lodge of Prosperity No. 65
 Capt. A.N. BRADLEY 06-11-1918 Lodge of Integrity No. 380
 W.O.1 (RSM) T. HESLOP MSM 06-11-1918 St David's No. 393
 2Lt E.F. JOHNSON 07-11-1918 Gundulph No. 1050
 Capt. B. CROFT 10-11-1918 Rosemary No. 2851
 Gnr. W.S.F. WILTON 10-11-1918 City No. 2514

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