Kapitel in diesem Buch

1. Front Matter i
2. Contents vii
3. List of Maps x
4. List of Award Abbreviations xi
5. Foreword by HRH The Prince of Wales, Colonel-in-Chief xii
6. Preface xv
7. Acknowledgements xxi
8. The Road Through Vimy 1
9. Toronto and Mississauga Horsemen
10. Toronto and Mississauga Horsemen 9
11. Canada Prepares for War 31
12. Samuel Beckett Organizes the 75th 45
13. Beckett’s Fighting 75th
14. Shaping Soldiers in Niagara and Toronto 57
15. Bramshott and the New 4th Division 73
16. St-Éloi: Getting Bloodied 89
17. The Somme: Regina and Desire Trenches 105
18. Vimy: The Battle in the Snow 127
19. Harbottle’s Shock Troops
20. La Coulotte, Lens, and Passchendaele 173
21. From Vimy to Arras 217
22. Amiens: The 75th and Le Quesnel 253
23. Smashing Hindenburg: Dury Ridge, Canal du Nord, Bourlon Wood, Cambrai 285
24. The Final Push: Valenciennes 321
25. Harbottle’s Men Carr y On
26. The Long Goodbye 337
27. From 75th to Toronto Scottish 353
28. 75th Canadian Infantry Battalion: Final Orders 381
29. Regimental Lineage 1901–1936 384
30. Great War Battle Honours 386
31. Honour Roll, 1915–1921 387
32. Awards and Decorations 1916–1919 396
33. Captain Bellenden S. Hutcheson, vc, mc 410
34. Citations for the Award of the Distinguished Service Order 412
35. Citations for the Award of the Military Cross 415
36. Citations for the Award of the Distinguished Conduct Medal 423
37. Recommendations for the Award of the Military Medal 427
38. Military Offences in 11th Brigade 449
39. Courts-Martial Record 451
40. Commanding Officers 1915–1939 452
41. Regimental Sergeants-Major 1915–1939 456
42. Regimental Choruses of the 9th Mississauga Horse and the 75th (Mississauga) Battalion 458
43. Notes 463
44. Index 497
45. Canadian Unit, Formation, and Command Histories series 528