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AMERICAN
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BRITISH
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Army
- Private: David Leitch ALLAN
- Private: Alexander BYIERS
- Private: Samuel Third BYIERS
- Lance Corporal: William BYIERS
- Private: William CALDER
- Lieutenant: Ewen Allan CAMERON
- Lieutenant-Colonel: Winston Leonard Spencer-CHURCHILL
- Major: Henry William Edmund Petty-FITZMAURICE
- Private: Alexander FORREST
- Brigadier-General: Simon Joseph FRASER
Army
- Private: Martin GLENNIE
- Lieutenant-Colonel: John GRAY
- Private: Stewart George Richard KING
- Honorary-Colonel: William LEGGE
- Honorary-Colonel: William Henag LEGGE
- Driver: William John KELLAS
- Lieutenant-Colonel: James Howard LINDSAY
- Chaplain: Charles Frederick LYTTELON
- Captain: Alexander Mennie MITCHELL
- Private: Alexander MURRAY
- Private: John Watson MURRAY
Army
- Major-General: Henry PARNELL
- Private: John REID
- Private: William REID
- Captain: Leslie Swain SAUNDERS
- Private: Joseph SKELTON
- Private: William STRACHAN
- Lieutenant-Colonel: Henry John Richard Villiers-STUART
- Captain: Charles Villiers-STUART
- Colonel: John Patrick Villiers-STUART
- Brigadier-General William Desmond Villiers-STUART
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CANADIAN
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ROLL OF HONOUR
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In Memory of
In Memory of
In Memory of
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ROLL OF HONOUR
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In Memory of
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In Memory of
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Lest We Forget
World War I - 1917 to 1918
United States Military
- Home
- United States Military
'Flag of the United States Army.'
'Flag of the United States Navy.'
4,057,101
78,839
599,051
Enlisted, male population aged between 18 and 4438.7%
204,002
4,500
NAN
American casualty rate7.1%
[Stats provided are for general information purposes only.]
International Nurses Day
...is celebrated around the world every May 12, the anniversary of Florence Nightingale's birth.
American Armed Forces Day
Americans celebrate Armed Forces Day annually on the third Saturday of May. It is a day to pay tribute to men and women who serve in the United States armed forces.
American Memorial Day
American holiday observed on the last Monday of May, honors men and women who died while serving in the U.S. military. Originally called Decoration Day, it was created to honor the soldiers for the Union and Confederate armies who died during the American Civil War.
Veterans Day
Americans on the 11th November commemorates the men and women in the American Armed Forces who died, served in Great War (First World War) World War I.
Updated
15-11-2023
World War I: Home coming parade of First Division, Washington, D.C. c1918
'World War I: Home coming parade of First Division, Washington, D.C. c1918.'
[Picture: Courtesy of Library of Congress.] 
Original Picture, has been re-sized, enhanced and revived by Graeme Watson, 2016
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