Author Archives: Thomas D'Aquila

This battle, a part of a larger Somme Offensive, was pushed for by British Commander-in-Chief Sir Douglas Haig, probably before they were truly ready. This battle was the first to use the newfangled technology of tanks. This debut occurred September … Continue reading →

This battle began in France in the Northern town of Vimy. Starting on Easter Sunday, April ninth, in the year 1917, the Canadian divisions, previously four separate entities, joined together to form the Canadian Corps. Their plan to seize control over … Continue reading →