The Battle of Poelcappelle marked the end of successful British attacks during the Battle of Passchendaele. Pitting the attacking forces against German defenses virtually undamaged by artillery and protected by a moat of quicksand-like mud, the main attack was a failure and only the diversionary attack managed to gain any ground. Unfortunately, the lack of success of the main attack was not transmitted back to the Army Commanders, resulting in the next attack being poorly planned.
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- 10,000 Total (including 1253 Australian )
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- 10+ Divisions
- 7 Divisions, plus 6 Divisions in reserve (although other sources lists 9 Divisions as taking place in the battle)
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- 10,000 Total (including 1253 Australian )
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- 10+ Divisions
- 7 Divisions, plus 6 Divisions in reserve (although other sources lists 9 Divisions as taking place in the battle)
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- The Battle of Poelcappelle marked the end of successful British attacks during the Battle of Passchendaele. Pitting the attacking forces against German defenses virtually undamaged by artillery and protected by a moat of quicksand-like mud, the main attack was a failure and only the diversionary attack managed to gain any ground. Unfortunately, the lack of success of the main attack was not transmitted back to the Army Commanders, resulting in the next attack being poorly planned.
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- Street corner in Poelcapelle
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- 10,000 Total (including 1253 Australian Carlyon, Pg. 495)
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- 10+ Divisions
- 7 Divisions, plus 6 Divisions in reserve (although other sources lists 9 Divisions as taking place in the battle)
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- The Battle of Poelcappelle marked the end of successful British attacks during the Battle of Passchendaele. Pitting the attacking forces against German defenses virtually undamaged by artillery and protected by a moat of quicksand-like mud, the main attack was a failure and only the diversionary attack managed to gain any ground. Unfortunately, the lack of success of the main attack was not transmitted back to the Army Commanders, resulting in the next attack being poorly planned.
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