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anzaccentenary.sa.gov.au
awm.gov.au
anzacportal.dva.gov.au
abc.net.au/ww1-anzac

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In the battle of Menin Road Ridge we were unable to find any medal recipients but we discovered the famous story of Sir Douglas Haig.

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The Battle of Menin Road Ridge resulted in a British victory

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Post something that you have learned about the Battle of Menin Road Ridge
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In the Image we can see 2 men who seem to be dead or dying. Both the men look to be in their 30’s. From the image we can see that the area was dangerous due to the man holding a gun ‘Sleeping’. We can also see there is not enough food to survive evident through how skinny the men are.

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The first Australians to fight in this battle were the Artillery men, and progressively the gunmen were brought in.

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In the battle, Australia’s first and second AIF(Australian Imperial Force) divisions had 5013 casualties. There is no exact amount of soldiers involved in the war.

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The aim of the battle of the Menin Road Ridge was to take over sections of a curving ridge that Menin Road crossed, called Ypres (Lepers) Salient

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The battle was between the British and German Empires, who both brought allies with them.

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The Battle of the Menin Road Ridge began on the 20th of September 1917 and Lasted for 5 days.