Distribution of the canadian forces during the liberation of Mons in november 1918
The Canadian corps commander:
lieutenant general sir Arthur W. Currie
5th brigade 22nd Infantry Battalion
(French Canadian)
Brigadier general T.L. Tremblay 24th infantry battalion
Reserve division 25th infantry battalion
26th infantry battalion
6th brigade: 27th infantry battalion
Brigadier general A. Ross 28th infantry battalion
Saint-Symphorien, Havré 29th infantry battalion
Boussoit, Maurage 31st infantry battalion
Divisional artillery:
brigadier general H.A. Panet
3rd division major general F.O.W. Loomis
7th brigade: Royal Canadian Regiment
Brigadier general J.A. Clark Princess Patricia’s
Canadian Lightn Infantry
Jemappes, Ghlin, Mons 42nd Royal Highlanders
of Canada (Black Watch)
Nimy 49th infantry battalion
8th brigade: 1st Mounted Rifles
Brigadier general D.C. Draper 2nd Mounted Rifles
Reserve division 4th Mounted Rifles
5th Mounted Rifles
9th brigade: 43rd infantry battalion
Brigadier general D.M. Ormond 52nd infantry battalion
Casteau, Saint-Denis, Obourg 58th infantry battalion
116th infantry battalion
Divisional artillery:
brigadier general J.S. Stewart
Cavalry attached to the Canadian corps:
5th Royal Irish Lancers
These two divisions depended on the British First army
commanded by general Henry Horne.
lieutenant general sir Arthur W. Currie
2nd division major general sir H.E. Burstall
4th brigade 18th infantry battalion
Brigadier general G.E. McCuaig 19th infantry battalion
Frameries, Hyon, Spiennes 20th infantry battalion
Mont Panisel, Bois-là-Haut 21st infantry battalion
4th brigade 18th infantry battalion
Brigadier general G.E. McCuaig 19th infantry battalion
Frameries, Hyon, Spiennes 20th infantry battalion
Mont Panisel, Bois-là-Haut 21st infantry battalion
5th brigade 22nd Infantry Battalion
(French Canadian)
Brigadier general T.L. Tremblay 24th infantry battalion
Reserve division 25th infantry battalion
26th infantry battalion
6th brigade: 27th infantry battalion
Brigadier general A. Ross 28th infantry battalion
Saint-Symphorien, Havré 29th infantry battalion
Boussoit, Maurage 31st infantry battalion
Divisional artillery:
brigadier general H.A. Panet
3rd division major general F.O.W. Loomis
7th brigade: Royal Canadian Regiment
Brigadier general J.A. Clark Princess Patricia’s
Canadian Lightn Infantry
Jemappes, Ghlin, Mons 42nd Royal Highlanders
of Canada (Black Watch)
Nimy 49th infantry battalion
8th brigade: 1st Mounted Rifles
Brigadier general D.C. Draper 2nd Mounted Rifles
Reserve division 4th Mounted Rifles
5th Mounted Rifles
9th brigade: 43rd infantry battalion
Brigadier general D.M. Ormond 52nd infantry battalion
Casteau, Saint-Denis, Obourg 58th infantry battalion
116th infantry battalion
Divisional artillery:
brigadier general J.S. Stewart
Cavalry attached to the Canadian corps:
5th Royal Irish Lancers
These two divisions depended on the British First army
commanded by general Henry Horne.