Canadian Division

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The Canadian Division was a First World War Canadian Army formation that grouped several infantry brigades into a single combat-ready division for service on the Western Front.

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Canadian Division canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Canadian Expeditionary Force formation
infantry division
military unit
alliance British Empire forces NERFINISHED
associatedWith Canadian military history
Canadian war memorials
composedOf infantry brigades
conflict World War I
surface form: First World War
country Canada
deployedTo Belgium NERFINISHED
France NERFINISHED
United Kingdom NERFINISHED
disbandedAfter First World War NERFINISHED
engagedIn defensive operations
offensive operations
trench warfare
era 20th century
garrison Canada (on formation)
hasComponent artillery units
engineer units
logistics units
medical units
signals units
languageOfCommand English
militaryBranch Canadian Army NERFINISHED
notableEngagement Battle of Festubert NERFINISHED
Battle of Givenchy NERFINISHED
Battle of Passchendaele NERFINISHED
Battle of Vimy Ridge NERFINISHED
Battle of the Somme NERFINISHED
Hundred Days Offensive NERFINISHED
Second Battle of Ypres NERFINISHED
notableFor contribution to Canadian national identity in wartime
participation in major Western Front battles
partOf Canadian Expeditionary Force NERFINISHED
raisedBy Canadian Militia authorities NERFINISHED
Government of Canada NERFINISHED
raisedFor overseas service
service in France and Flanders
role frontline combat formation
size division
status disbanded
subordinateTo British Expeditionary Force NERFINISHED
Canadian Corps NERFINISHED
theatreOfOperations Western Front NERFINISHED
timePeriod 1914–1919
typeOfUnit infantry

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Canadian infantry brigades higherFormation Canadian Division
Battle of Frezenberg involves Canadian Division