Overseas Service of the 18th Battery, Canadian Field Artillery

This book tells the story of the 18th Battery of the Canadian Field Artillery during its overseas service in World War I. The book provides a day-by-day account of the battery's activities in France and Belgium, including its role in some of the most famous battles of the war. Through the experiences of this one unit, Overseas Service of the 18th Battery, Canadian Field Artillery sheds light on the broader history of the war and the sacrifices made by Canada and its allies.

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