The 116th Battalion in France: Free Audiobook and Listening Guide

The 116th Battalion in France, credited to E. P. S. Allen, is available as a LibriVox volunteer audiobook. This guide identifies the recording, its source summary and its audio tracks.

About the work

The LibriVox catalogue summary, preserved with the recording, reads:

LibriVox recording of The 116th Battalion in France by E. P. S. Allen. Read in English by Justin S Barrett. With the assistance of the official “War Diary” and the proud memory of two years’ service with the 116th Battalion C.E.F. in France, the writer has compiled this small book for all ex-members of the Battalion, with the hope that they may find somewhere within its pages the reminiscence of days spent together, battles fought, and friendships made; and for the parents, relatives, and friends whose loved ones fell whilst fighting in the ranks of the Battalion, as a token of remembrance and sympathy. - Summary by The Adjutant

Recording facts

• Recording title: The 116th Battalion in France
• Author credits: E. P. S. Allen
• Language: English
• Original MP3 tracks: 14
• Listed recording duration: 3:13:37

Catalogue topics

• WWI
• Canadian Forces

Track guide

1. 00 - Preface and Introduction — 7:40
2. 01 - I. Somewhere in France — 8:41
3. 02 - II. Vimy Ridge — 11:06
4. 03 - III. Umpty Umps — 4:53
5. 04 - IV. The Raid — 12:43
6. 05 - V. Hill Seventy — 14:42
7. 06 - VI. Passchendaele — 6:26
8. 07 - VII. Rest Billets — 12:53
9. 08 - VIII. August 8th — 14:59
10. 09 - IX. The Boiry Show — 12:05
11. 10 - X. Cambrai — 9:38
12. 11 - XI. Mons — 9:50
13. 12 - Honor Roll, Part 1 — 33:40
14. 13 - Honor Roll, Part 2 — 34:21

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