King Albert I Cyriaque Gillain Herbert Plumer Jean Degoutte
Erich Ludendorff Crown Prince Rupprecht Sixt von Armin
Strength
28 divisions
16 divisions
Casualties and losses
British: 4,685 Belgian: 4,500 Newfoundland 15[1]
10,000 POW 300 guns 600 machine guns
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Hundred Days Offensive
Amiens
Ailette
2nd Somme
3rd Albert
2nd Bapaume
Mont Saint-Quentin
2nd Scarpe
Havrincourt
Drocourt-Quéant
St.-Mihiel
Épehy
Canal du Nord
St. Quentin Canal
Meuse-Argonne
5th Ypres
2nd Cambrai
Courtrai
Burkel
Selle
Sambre
Le Quesnoy
Lys and Escaut
Valenciennes
Honnelles
2nd Mons
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Western Front
1914
Moresnet
Invasion of Belgium
Liège
Dinant
Namur
Frontiers
Lorraine
Ardennes
Charleroi
Mons
Trouée de Charmes
Great Retreat
Le Cateau
Étreux
1st St. Quentin
Maubeuge
Grand Couronné
1st Marne
1st Aisne
Antwerp
Race to the Sea
Yser
1st Ypres
Winter actions
1st Artois
1915
1st Champagne
Hartmannswillerkopf
Neuve Chapelle
2nd Ypres
2nd Artois
Hébuterne
2nd Champagne
Loos
3rd Artois
Gas: Wieltje
1916
The Bluff
Hohenzollern Redoubt
St Eloi
Hulluch
Wulverghem
Kink Salient
Vimy Ridge 1916
Mont Sorrel
Verdun
Boar's Head
1st Somme
Fromelles
1917
Ancre
Alberich
Nivelle offensive
Arras
Vimy
2nd Aisne
The Hills
Messines
Passchendaele
La Malmaison
Cambrai
1918
German spring offensive
Michael
The Lys
3rd Aisne
Belleau Wood
2nd Marne
Soissons
Amiens
Ailette
2nd Somme
Saint-Mihiel
St Quentin Canal
Meuse-Argonne
5th Ypres
2nd Cambrai
Courtrai
Sambre
Lys and Escaut
Associated articles
1914 Christmas truce
French Army mutinies
Western Front tactics, 1917
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^Nicholson 2007, p. 481.
^Edmonds & Maxwell-Hyslop 1993, p. 57.
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