4th HUSSARS: PURSUIT TO MONS 8th – 11th NOV 1918
On the 10th of November, the regiment, less ‘A’ Squadron, marched at 7am …
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4th HUSSARS: ARRAS 9th APR – 16th MAY 1917, SCARPE 9th APR – 4th MAY 1917
On the 5th April the regiment first marched to Hem and then …
4th HUSSARS: YPRES 1914’15 22nd APR 1915 – 25th MAY 1915
At 9.30am on the 23rd April news was received of the first …
4th HUSSARS: St JULIAN 24th APR – 4th MAY 1915, BELLEWAARDE 24th – 25th MAY 1915
At 9.30am on the 23rd April news was received of the first …
4th HUSSARS: MESSINES 12th OCT – 2nd NOV 1914, ARMENTIERES 13th OCT – 2nd NOV 1914, YPRES 1914’15 19th OCT – 22nd NOV 1914, LANGEMARK 21st – 24th OCT 1914, GHELUVELT 29th – 31st OCT 1914
Now began the long, flanking march by the British Army which was destined to …
4th HUSSARS: MARNE 7th – 10th SEP 1914, AISNE 12th – 15th SEP 1914
At 8am on the 7th of September the brigade …
4th HUSSARS: MONS 23rd – 24th AUG 1914, RETREAT FROM MONS 23rd – 5th SEP 1914, LE CATEAU 26th AUG 1914
At 6 am, on the morning of the 22nd, …
8th HUSSARS: VILLERS FAUCON – 27th MAR 1917
Orders were received at 1 pm on the 27th of March that ‘B’ and ‘D’ Squadrons were to attack and take the village of Villers Faucon at 5 pm with the assistance of a Howitzer Battery, X Battery, R.H.A., and two armoured cars. The Canadian Cavalry Brigade was to attack the villages of Guyencourt and Soulcourt at 5 pm ‘B’ Squadron was under Captain Weldon and ‘D’ Squadron under Major Van der Byl. The latter had the two armoured cars…
8th HUSSARS: FLERS-COURCELETTE 15th – 22nd SEP 1916
The second Battle of Ypres was famous for the use …
8th HUSSARS: BAZENTIN 14th – 17th JUL 1916
The second stage of the Battles of the Somme began …
