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Record information – Brief Canadians East of Arras
Hierarchical level:Item (Accession level)Date:1918Item number (ISN):275475Type of material:Moving imagesFound in:Archives / Film, Video and Sound -
Record information – Details Fonds/collection:IMPERIAL WAR MUSEUMAccession:1997-0507Media:FilmOriginal title:Canadians East of ArrasPart:1 of 1Production date:1918Production company:Canadian Official Film ?Production credit:photography, W.A. Buckstone ?Sponsor:Canadian War Records Office ?Description:Unedited film of the 11th Battalion, Tank Corps, and of horse-breaking by men of the Canadian Corps, in rear areas of the battlefield during the Breaking of the Hindenburg Line, Western Front, September 1918.~Not far from the Droucort-Quéant Switch Line, tanks of the 11th Battalion make their way up a gradient in the fog. The leading Mk V male tank is marked "Kim" and has a left-handed swastika on its nose (after Kipling). It is followed by another Male tank, and a Female "Kitty". Horses of the Canadian Corps unsaddled in a shallow depression. Canadian ASC men are breaking in one horse to a harness for pulling a cart. A patrol of Canadian Light Horse moves forward. Back at the horse-lines, the horses are being groomed, and the horse being broken in has been hobbled with a form of running martingale. Finally, a village, mostly reduced to rubble. Shown clearly on a wall is "O U QEEANT" (sic), presumably the village of Quéant. <8mn>Language:SilentNotes:Detailed holdings information: -
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