A presentation (in 5 parts) about my Father's experiences as an officer in the 26th Battalion (New Brunswick), Canadian Expeditionary Force, during WW1 and my attempt to follow in his footsteps 90 years later, Some spooky things happened along the way, as I learned about the battalion's activities and where he, and it, had been in those years between 1916 and 1919.

2. Consolidating gains and resting behind the lines... April-May-June 1917

3. Consolidating and resting...- Notes

4. On our way to somewhere else...

5. On our way to somewhere else - Notes

8. Discovery of the farm billet

9. Discovery of the farm billet - Notes

10. Quatre Vents Cemetery

11. Quatre Vents Cemetery - Notes

12. Capture of Hill 70 15-17 Aug, 1917

13. Capture of Hill 70 - Notes

14. NOT Passchendaele... Interlude as instructor at Canadian Corps Recruitment Camp 26 Sept 1917-13 April 1918

15. Interlude as instructor... - Notes

16. Holding the Lens Sector April-July 1918

17. Holding the Lens Sector - Notes

18. Lead up to the 100 Days...

19. Lead up to the 100 days - Notes

20. Battle of Amiens 8-11 Aug 1918

21. Battle of Amiens - Notes

22. To be continued... in Part 4