Usar para: BALKAN THEATRE, BALKANS CAMPAIGN, FRONT DES BALKANS

Usar para: BATTLE OF DOBRICH , BATAILLE DE DOBRICH

Usar para: BATTLE FOR LAKE TANGANYIKA , BATAILLE POUR LE TANGANYIKA

Usar para: COMBATE DE NEVALA (noviembro 1916), BATTLE OF NEVALA, BATAILLE DE NEVALA

• Em 22 de Novembro os alemães iniciam o ataque a Nevala. As forças alemãs, que se encontravam reforçadas por marinheiros do cruzador Koenigsberg, atacaram à baioneta e conquistaram o posto de água que se encontrava fora da zona fortificada de Nevala. Em seguida iniciaram o cerco das forças portuguesas. A 26 de Novembro os alemães a coberto de bandeira da Cruz Vermelha, enviaram um oficial para indagam sobre um ascari, mas que na prática encobria um reconhecimento das nossa posições para melhor regular o tiro da artilharia. No dia 27 de Novembro verificou-se que a artilharia alemã tinha redobrado a eficácia, mas ao identificar um observador alemão no cimo de uma arvore, este foi abatido por um atirador especial e o tiro de artilharia diminuiu de imediato. Entretanto uma coluna portuguesa de socorro que se aproximava foi rechaçada pelas forças alemãs. (38) A 28 de Novembro a partir de Mahuta, foi organizada uma coluna de socorro comandada pelo Capitão Benedito de Azevedo, que incorporava os homens que tinham escapado, dias antes, do ataque aos poços de água de Nevala. Era composta por 11 oficiais e 252 praças entre europeus e indígenas. O plano, entretanto transmitido via TSF para as tropas sitiadas em Nevala, que compunha uma coordenação entre as duas forças por forma a quebrar o cerco. Apesar dos ataque efectuados, que incluíram uma carga à baioneta e de ainda ter saído de Nevala um pelotão da 22ª Companhia Indígena, não foi possível romper o cerco. Sem possibilidade de manter a posição o comandante das forças portuguesas, Major Aristides Cunha, decidiu pela retirada a 28 de Novembro. Assim pelas 22 horas, saíram em coluna, por um caminho no meio do mato em direcção ao Rovuma. Foi necessário destruir tudo o que não era possível transportar. Durante a retirada que se transformou em fuga, 21ª Companhia Indígena, comandada pelo Capitão Francisco Curado, manteve a guarda da retaguarda e a coesão táctica, impedindo a perseguição das forças alemãs. O Capitão Francisco Curado, que com a sua companhia mantinha algum contacto com as forças alemãs, após atravessar o Rovuma, não se dirigiu para a base de Palma, mas sim para Sul, de modo a desviar as forças alemãs desta local. A base marítima de Palma estava apenas defendida por um posto militar.

Usar para: DESASTRE DE NAULILA (14 de octubre de 1914), COMBAT DE NAULILA, BATTLE OF NAULILA

Usar para: KAMERUN CAMPAIGN, CAMPAGNE DU KAMERUN

Usar para: BATALLA DE BANYO (4-6 de noviembre de 1915), BATTLE OF BANJO, BATAILLE DE BANYO

Usar para: BATALLA DE COCOBEACH (21 de septiembre de 1914), BATTLE OF UKOKO, BATTLE OF COCOBEACH, BATAILLE DE UKOKO, BATAILLE DE COCOBEACH

Usar para: CAMPAGNE D'AFRICA DU NORD, MILITARY OPERATIONS IN NORTH AFRICA

Usar para: BATTLE OF GASR-BU-HADI , BATAILLE DE GASR-BU-HADI

• The Battle of Gasr Bu Hadi occurred during the Italian colonisation of Libya. It was the worst Italian defeat since the Battle of Adwa. On afternoon of April 28, 1915, Colonel Miani marched out of Camp Sirte to attack the Senussi camp at Gasr Bu Hadi, south of Sirte. His column of 84 Officers, 900 Italian soldiers (one Battalion of the 2nd Regiment Bersaglieri, two Companies of the 57th Infantry, two artillery battery) 2175 askaris (3rd, 4th and 13th Lybian Askaris Battalions, 15th Eritrean Askaris Battalion), was supported and covered by nearly 3,000 Libyans Irregulars under the command of Ramadan Shutaywi and other Tribal Chiefs. Ramadan Shutaywi, after fighting the Italians in 1911-12, cooperated with them for a while, but was later jailed for Senussi leanings. Miani thought that he could be trusted. At 07:00 of April 29, 2015, the Italian column, that had spent the night at Bu Scenaf's well, moved. At 09.30 the Misrata and Tarhuna bands signalled that had spotted the enemy forces. At 10.30 the battle began. From the battle start the Irregular Bands, apart from the Zliten's band commanded by Mohammed Feuzy Bey, refused to comply with the orders and simply stopped trying to guess the battle outcome. When they understand that the Italians was deeply involved in the battle attacked the supply column, practically undefended at the moment, and stole it. The Libyans captured 5,000 reserve rifles, millions of rounds of ammunition, several machine guns, six sections of artillery with abundant ammunition, and all the supplies including the fund of the column. The Libyans pushed home their victory and advanced to Misrata. The Italian withdrawal became a rout, garrisons abandoned their posts without defending towards the coast. The Libyans were soon at Ben Gashir, 15 miles from Tripoli. A general withdrawal to the coast was ordered on 5 July. The Tarhuna garrison was massacred during its break out to the sea. A thousand men at Beni Uled surrendered. The Garian garrison retired to Azizia and was then forced to withdraw hastily towards Tripoli. 4,500 men abandoned Misrata for Misrata Marina, and Zuwara was evacuated from the sea. By 1 August the only Tripolitanian towns still held by the Italians were Homs, Misrata Marina, Tagiura and Tripoli itself, where there were 40,000 troops to man the machine gun nests and the new wall circling the outer suburbs. Italy had suffered the worst defeat since Adowa and the Tripolitanian campaign was almost back to its starting point. Since the previous August the Italians had lost an estimated 3,000 men killed, 2,400 prisoners, thirty pieces of artillery, 15,000 rifles and huge quantities of ammunition and equipment.

Usar para: ROMANIAN CAMPAIGN, FRONT ROUMAIN

• La Campaña de Rumanía fue una campaña militar parte del frente balcánico durante la Primera Guerra Mundial, que enfrentó al Reino de Rumanía y al Imperio Ruso por una parte con los ejércitos de los Imperios Centrales.

Usar para: BATTLE OF TURTUCAIA, BATAILLE DE TURTUCAIA, BATALLA DE TUTAKRAN (2-6 de septiembre de 1916), BATAILLE DE TUTAKRAN

Usar para: COMBATE DE NAMACA (maio 1916), BATTLE OF NAMACA , BATAILLE DE NAMACA

• A 19 de Maio chegou à foz do rio Rovuma o Cruzador "NRP Adamastor" e a Canhoneira "NRP Chaimite" que colaboraram activamente com as forças expedicionárias. Uma pequena força de marinha desembarcou junto do posto alemão Fábrica e incendiou tudo quanto era combustível, palhotas e cercados, sem que o inimigo disparasse um tiro. A 23, tentou a marinha, com as suas lanchas, novo desembarque no mesmo posto, mas foi alvejada pelas metralhadoras alemãs, pelo que teve de retirar com três mortos e seis feridos. Foi então resolvido tentar-se a passagem do Rovuma, em força e assim a 27 de Maio, forçou-se a a passagem, sob o comando do Major Moura Mendes, assistindo o Governador Geral Álvaro de Castro de bordo do cruzador Adamastor. Foi um ataque coordenado entre forças da marinha que tinham por missão um desembarque e forças do exército que tinham por missão atravessar o rio mais a montante. O ataque foi repelido pelos alemães após várias horas de combate, tendo-se verificado 3 oficiais e 30 praças mortos, 4 oficiais e 20 praças feridos e 2 oficiais e 6 praças prisioneiros. Representou um grande esforço, bem executado, mas mal sucedido. Este insucesso paralisou a 2.ª expedição durante quatro meses e inutilizou a sua acção ofensiva, mantendo-se contudo a reocupação da margem sul do Rovuma. Verificaram-se numerosas acções neste período, tendo esses pequenos combates o mesmo aspecto do ataque alemão ao nosso posto de Maziúa. Pequenas forças alemãs vinham atacar os nossos postos desde o Oceano Índico até ao Lado Niassa e com fortuna vária terminavam os assaltos, que não podiam ter continuidade em vista do isolamento dos postos, mas conseguiam do lado alemão manter o espírito ofensivo, enquanto do nosso lado nos enervavam fazendo-nos enfraquecer o espírito combativo.

Usar para: BATTLE OF OTAVI, BATAILLE DE OTAVI

Usar para: BATTLE OF TREKKOPJES, BATAILLE DE TREKKOPJES

Usar para: SEGUNDA BATALLA DE EDEA (5 de junio de 1915), SECOND BATTLE OF EDEA, 2ND BATTLE OF EDEA, DEUXIÈME BATAILLE DE EDEA, 2E BATAILLE DE EDEA

Usar para: BATTLE OF GURIN, BATAILLE DE GURIN

Usar para: COMBAT DE LAÏ, BATTLE OF LAI

Usar para: BATTLE OF TRANSYLVANIA, BATAILLE DE TRANSYLVANIE

Usar para: BATALLA DE ARGES-NEAJLOV (27 de noviembre-6 de diciembre de 1916), BATTLE OF BUCHAREST , BATTLE OF ARGES-NEAJLOV, BATAILLE DE BUCAREST, BATAILLE DE ARGES-NEAJLOV

Usar para: BATAILLE DE LA CERNA, BATTLE OF THE CRNA

Usar para: BATTLE OF KOSTURINO, BATAILLE DE KOSTURINO

Usar para: BATALLA DE GORNICHEVO (12-14 de septiembre de 1916), BATTLE OF MALKA NIDZHE, BATTLE OF GORNICHEVO, BATAILLE DE MALKA NIDZHE, BATAILLE DE GORNICHEVO

Usar para: BATALLA DE DOBRO POLE (14-15 de septiembre de 1918), BATALLA DE DOBROPOLJE (14-15 de septiembre de 1918), BATTLE OF DOBRO POLE, BATAILLE DE DOBRO POLJE, BATAILLE DE DOBROPOLJE, BREAKTHROUGH AT DOBRO POLE

Usar para: BATTLE OF BITLIS, BATAILLE DE BITLIS

Usar para: TREBIZOND CAMPAIGN, BATTLE OF TREBIZOND, BATAILLE DE TRÉBIZONDE

Usar para: BATALLA DE SARDARABAD (21–24 de mayo de 1918), BATTLE OF SARDARAPAT, BATAILLE DE SARDARAPAT

Usar para: BATALLA DE ABARAN (21-29 de mayo de 1918), BATALLA DE BACH ABARAN (21-29 de mayo de 1918), BATTLE OF BASH ABARAN, BATTLE OF ABARAN, BATAILLE D'ABARAN, BATAILLE DE BACH ABARAN

Usar para: BATALLA DE MANZIKERT (10-26 de julio de 1915), BATTLE OF MANZIKERT, BATTLE OF MALAZGIRT, BATAILLE DE MALAZGIRT, BATAILLE DE MANZIKERT

Usar para: BATTLE OF BAKU, BATAILLE DE BAKOU

Usar para: BATTLE OF ARDAHAN, BATAILLE DE ARDAHAN

Usar para: BATTLE OF MEGGIDO, BATAILLE DE MEGGIDO

Usar para: BATTLE OF ROBANESTI

Usar para: STRUMA OPERATION, OPÉRATION SUR LA STRUMA

Usar para: BATALLA DE KAJMAKCHALAN (12-30 de septiembre de 1916), BATTLE OF KAYMAKCHALAN , BATTLE OF KAJMAKCHALAN , BATAILLE DE KAYMAKCHALAN , BATAILLE DE KAJMAKCHALAN

Usar para: BATALLA DE CRNA BEND (5-9 de mayo de 1917), SEGUNDA BATALLA DE CRNA BEND (5-9 de mayo de 1917), SEGUNDA BATALLA DEL RÍO CRNA (5-9 de mayo de 1917), 2ND BATTLE OF THE CRNA BEND, SECOND BATTLE OF THE CRNA BEND, 2E BATAILLE DE FLEUVE CRNA, DEUXIÈME BATAILLE DE FLEUVE CRNA

Usar para: BATTLE OF SKRA-DI-LEGEN, BATAILLE DE SKRA-DI-LEGEN

• https://es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Batalla_de_Skra-di-Legen
• https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Battle_of_Skra-di-Legen
• https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bataille_de_Skra-di-Legen

Usar para: ASEDIO DE VAN (19 de abril-17 de mayo de 1915), DEFENSA DE VAN (19 de abril-17 de mayo de 1915), DEFENSE OF VAN, SIEGE OF VAN, VAN RESISTANCE, DÉFENSE DE VAN, SIÈGE DE VAN, RÉSISTANCE DE VAN

Usar para: BATTLE OF KRIVOLAK , BATAILLE DE KRIVOLAK

Usar para: SEGUNDA BATALLA DE DOIRAN (22 de abril-8 de mayo de 1917), 2ND BATTLE OF DOIRAN, SECOND BATTLE OF DOIRAN, 2E BATAILLE DE DOIRAN, DEUXIÈME BATAILLE DE DOIRAN

• The Battle of Doiran 1917 was a battle in World War I between the United Kingdom and Bulgaria. Planning During the Second conference of the Military Counsel of the Entente in Chantilly, it was decided to continue with the attempts at a breakthrough. The task for the Entente forces on the Macedonian Front was to inflict major defeats on the Bulgarian army and effect a wide breakthrough in the Balkans in a relatively short time. The Allied command, which expected reinforcements, planned a major assault in the direction of Vardar and Doiran. In 1917 the 2nd (Bulgarian) Thracian Infantry Division was replaced at Doiran by the 9th Pleven Infantry division under the command of Colonel Vladimir Vazov. Initial attacks On 9 and 10 February the Allies attacked the 33rd Svishtov and 34th Troyan Regiments but were repulsed by a decisive counter-attack by the Troyan Regiment. The British advance on 21 February was repulsed by Bulgarian artillery after a two-day battle.[3] The Allied command found that the Bulgarian positions were better fortified than in the previous year, so it ordered a systematic artillery barrage on these defences. In the meantime, it continued the development of their forming-up ground which was 800 - 1,500 m from the defensive lines of the Pleven Division. To make the breakthrough, the British concentrated three divisions (the 22nd, 26th, 60th), with its artillery - more than 43,000 men, 160 guns, 110 mortars and 440 machine-guns. The objective did not differ much from the battle in the previous year, the main blow was on a front of 5–6 km towards Kalatepe.[4] The prognosis of the Bulgarian command for a major Allied offensive was confirmed by intelligence. The 9th Pleven Division was reinforced and had a total of 30,000 men, 147 guns, 35 mortars, 130 machine-guns. According to the orders of the High Command the front was divided into three zones with different widths: the right from the River Vardar to the Varovita heights with a width of 13 km, was defended by 1st Brigade (6 companies with 48 guns, 12 mortars and 56 machine guns); the central from the Varovita heights to the Karakondzho heights, 4 km wide, defended by the 57th Regiment (3 companies) and the left from the Karakondzho heights to Lake Doiran, 9 km wide, defended by 2nd Brigade (6 companies, 76 guns, 19 mortars and 52 machine-guns).[4] Defensive positions The Macedonian Front in 1916-1917. In 1917 the Bulgarian defensive positions and fortifications were further improved. It included two main positions with two rows of continuous trenches 1,5 – 2 metres deep, 200 to 1000 m apart and linked with passages for communication. In front of these positions there was a two line system of wire entanglements. Between the rows of trenches watch points, shelters, machine-gun nests and sunken batteries were constructed. Behind these defences there were concrete galleries, fire positions for the artillery and platforms for ammunition. In front of the main position there were smaller fortifications, with a partly constructed secondary position 2 – 5 km to its rear. The battle The battle for a breakthrough in the Bulgarian positions began on 22 April and continued intermittently until 9 May 1917. The assault began with a bitter four-day artillery barrage in which the British fired about 100,000 shells. As a result, the earthworks and some wooden structures in the front positions were destroyed. The Bulgarians also opened fire from the batteries between Vardar and Doiran. Vladimir Vazov ordered fire day and night on the Allied positions.[5] The initial several-hour struggle between the British and Bulgarian batteries was followed by a one-hour Bulgarian counter-barrage in which 10,000 shells were fired. Vladimir Vazov was a prominent General. His successful defence of Doiran made him a hero to the Bulgarians. The British infantry began its attack on the night of 24–25 April - 12 companies attacked the Bulgarian 2nd Brigade and after a bloody fight managed to take the

Usar para: TERCERA BATALLA DE DOIRAN (18-19 de septiembre de 1918), 3RD BATTLE OF DOIRAN, THIRD BATTLE OF DOIRAN, 3E BATAILLE DE DOIRAN, TROISIÈME BATAILLE DE DOIRAN

Usar para: MIDDLE-EASTERN THEATRE, FRONT DU MOYEN ORIENTE

Usar para: OFENSIVA DE ERZURUM (10 de enero-16 de febrero de 1916), ERZURUM OFFENSIVE, BATAILLE D'ERZURUM

Usar para: BATTLE OF KARA KILLISSE, BATAILLE DE KARA KILLISSE

Usar para: GERMAN CAUCASUS EXPEDITION, EXPÉDITION ALLEMANDE DANS LE CAUCASE

Usar para: BATTLE OF KARAKILISA, BATAILLE DE KARAKILISA

Usar para: BATTLE OF NEBI SAMWIL, BATAILLE DE NEBI SAMWIL

Usar para: BATTLE OF BEERSHEBA, BATAILLE DE BEER-SHEVA

Usar para: EXPEDICIÓN DE SALÓNICA (5 de octobre de 1915-30 de septiembre de 1918), EXPÉDITION DE SALONIQUE , MACEDONIAN FRONT, SALONICA FRONT, FRONT DE MACÉDOINE

• L'expédition de Salonique, autrement dénommée Front d'Orient, Front de Salonique ou Front de Macédoine est une opération menée par les armées alliées à partir du port grec macédonien de Salonique pendant la Première Guerre mondiale

Usar para: MONASTIR OFFENSIVE, BATAILLE DE MONASTIR

Usar para: BATALLA DE CHERVENA STENA (12 de marzo-26 de mayo de 1917), BATALLA DE LA COLINA 1248 (12 de marzo-26 de mayo de 1917), BATALLA DEL LAGO PRESPA (12 de marzo-26 de mayo de 1917), BATTLE OF MONASTIR, BATAILLE DE MONASTIR, BATAILLE DE LA COTE 1248, BATTLE OF HILL 1248, BATTLE OF CHERVENA STENA, BATAILLE DU LAC PRESPA, BATTLE OF LAKE PRESPA

Usar para: CAUCASUS CAMPAIGN, CAMPAGNE DU CAUCASE

Usar para: BATALLA DE SARIKAMISH (22 de diciembre de 1914-17 de enero de 1915), BATTLE OF SARIKAMISH, BATAILLE DE SARIKAMIS, BATAILLE DE SARIKAMISH

Usar para: BERGMANN OFFENSIVE, OFFENSIVE BERGMANN

Usar para: BATTLE OF ERZINCAN, BATAILLE DE ERZINCAN

Usar para: SINAI AND PALESTINE CAMPAIGNE, CAMPAGNE DU SINAÏ ET DE LA PALESTINE

Usar para: OPERACIONES DE JERUSALÉN, BATTLE OF JERUSALEM, JERUSALEM OPERATIONS, BATAILLE DE JÉRUSALEM

Usar para: PRIMERA BATALLA DE GAZA (26 de marzo de 1917), 1ST BATTLE OF GHAZA (26th march 1917), FIRST BATTLE OF GHAZA (26th march 1917), 1ÈRE BATAILLE DE GAZA, PREMIÈRE BATAILLE DE GAZA

Usar para: PERSIAN CAMPAIGN, CAMPAGNE PERSE

Usar para: ACTION OF THE CHOCOLATE HILL, ACTION DE COLLINE DU CHOCOLAT

Usar para: BATALLA DE KANLI SIRT (6 - 10 de agosto de 1915) , BATALLA DE LONE PINE (6-10 de agosto de 1915), BATTLE OF LONE PINE, BATTLE OF KANLI SIRT, BATAILLE DE PIN SOLITAIRE, BATAILLE DE LONE PINE, BATAILLE DE KANLI SIRT

Usar para: BATTLE OF SCIMITAR HILL, BATAILLE DE COLLINE DU CIMETERRE

• The Battle of Scimitar Hill (Yusufçuk Tepe (Dragonfly Hill)) was the last offensive mounted by the British at Suvla during the Battle of Gallipoli in World War I. It was also the largest single-day attack ever mounted by the Allies at Gallipoli, involving three divisions. The purpose of the attack was to remove the immediate Ottoman threat from the exposed Suvla landing and to link with the Anzac sectors to the south. Launched on August 21, 1915, to coincide with the simultaneous attack on Hill 60, it was a costly failure, in which the Turks were forced to use all their reserves in

Usar para: BATTLE OF ES SINN, BATAILLE DE ES SINN

Usar para: SEGUNDA BATALLA DE GAZA (17 - 19 de abril de 1917), 2ND BATTLE OF GAZA, SECOND BATTLE OF GAZA, 2E BATAILLE DE GAZA, DEUXIÈME BATAILLE DE GAZA

Usar para: TERCERA BATALLA DE GAZA (1-2 de noviembre de 1917), 3RD BATTLE OF GAZA, THIRD BATTLE OF GAZA, 3E BATAILLE DE GAZA, TROISIÈME BATAILLE DE GAZA

Usar para: BATALLA DE LOS DARDANELOS (25 de abril de 1915-9 de enero de 1916), GALLIPOLI CAMPAIGN, BATAILLE DES DARDANELLES, BATAILLE DE GALLIPOLI, DARDANELLES CAMPAIGN

Usar para: LANDING AT CAPE HELLES, DÉNARQUEMENTE AU CAP HELLES

Usar para: CAPTURE OF KARAKOL DAGH, CAPTURE DE KARAKOL DAGH

Usar para: BATTLE OF GULLY RAVINE, BATAILLE DE GULLY RAVINE

Usar para: MESOPOTAMIAN CAMPAIGN , CAMPAGNE DE MÉSOPOTAMIE

Usar para: BATTLE OF SHAIBA, BATAILLE DE SHAIBA

Usar para: BATAILLE DE SEDD-EL-BAHR (25 de avril-4 de mai de 1915), BATAILLE DE SEDD-UL-BAHR

• La bataille de Sedd-Ul-Bahr se déroule du 25 avril 1915 au 4 mai 1915 pendant l'expédition des Dardanelles et au cours de laquelle les forces franco-britannique débarquent dans la péninsule de Gallipoli.

Usar para: BATTLE OF KRITHIA VINEYARD , BATAILLE DE KRITHIA VINEYARD

• The Battle of Krithia Vineyard (6 – 13 August 1915) was fought during the Gallipoli Campaign during the First World War. It was originally intended as a minor British action at Helles on the Gallipoli peninsula to divert attention from the imminent launch of the August Offensive, but instead, the British commander, Brigadier General H.E. Street, mounted a futile and bloody series of attacks that in the end gained a small patch of ground known as

Usar para: BATTLE OF THE HILL 60, BATAILLE DU COLLINE 60

Usar para: BATTLE OF THE NEK, BATAILLE DE NEK

Usar para: DESEMBARCO DE AL-FAW (6-8 de noviembre de 1914), FAO LANDING

Usar para: LANDING AT ANZAC COVE, DÉBARQUEMENTE DE LA BAIE ANZAC

Usar para: OFENSIVA DE AGOSTO (6 - 21 de agosto de 1915), DÉBARQUEMENT DE LA BAIE DE SUVLA

Usar para: TERCERA BATALLA DE KRITHIA (4 - 6 de junio de 1915), 3RD BATTLE OF KRITHIA , THIRD BATTLE OF KRITHIA, 3E BATAILLE DE KRITHIA, TROISIÈME BATAILLE DE KRITHIA, 2E COMBAT DE KÉRÉVÉS DÉRÉ, DEUXIÈME COMBAT DE KÉRÉVÉS DÉRÉ

Usar para: BATTLE OF CHUNUK BAIR, BATAILLE DE CHUNUK BAIR

Usar para: BATTLE OF BASRA, DÉBARQUEMENT À BASSORAH , BATAILLE DE BASSORAH

Usar para: BATTLE OF QURNA, BATAILLE DE QURNA

Usar para: BATTLE OF DUJAILA , BATAILLE DE DUJAILA

Usar para: BATTLE OF ISTABULAT, BATAILLE DE ISTABULAT

Usar para: BATALLA DEL MONTE HAMLIN (25 de marzo de 1917), BATTLE OF JEBEL HAMLIN, BATTLE OF MOUNT HAMRIN, BATAILLE DE JEBEL HAMLIN

Usar para: ACTION OF KHAN BAGHDADI, ACTION DE KHAN BAGHDADI

Usar para: BATTLE OF CTESIPHON, BATAILLE DE CTÉSIPHON

Usar para: FALL OF BAGHDAD, CHUTE OF BAGDAD

Usar para: SAMARRAH OFFENSIVE, OFFENSIVE DE SAMARRAH

Usar para: SEGUNDA BATALLA DE RAMADI (28-29 de septiembre de 1917), 2ND BATTLE OF RAMADI, SECOND BATTLE OF RAMADI, 2E BATAILLE DE RAMADI, DEUXIÈME BATAILLE DE RAMADI

Usar para: BATTLE OF WADI , BATAILLE DE WADI

Usar para: BATTLE OF SHEIKH SA'AD, BATAILLE DE SHEIKH SA'AD

Usar para: BATALLA DE ISTABULAT (21 de abril de 1917), 2ND BATTLE OF KUT, SECOND BATTLE OF KUT, 2E BATAILLE DE KUT, DEUXIÈME BATAILLE DE KUT

Usar para: BATTLE OF SHARQAT, BATAILLE DE SHARQAT

Usar para: WESTERN FRONT, FRONT DE L'OUEST, WESTFRONT

Usar para: OFENSIVA DEL SOMME (1 de julio-18 de noviembre de 1916), BATTLE OF THE SOMME, SOMME OFFENSIVE, BATAILLE DE LA SOMME

Usar para: BATTLE OF GUILLEMONT, BATAILLE DE GUILLEMONT

Usar para: BATTLE OF GINCHY, BATAILLE DE GINCHY

Usar para: BATTLE OF FLERS-COURCELETTE, BATAILLE DE FLERS-COURCELETTE

Usar para: BATTLE OF LE TRANSLOY, BATAILLE DE LE TRANSLOY