Hamel. Though a relatively small-scale affair, the battle at Hamel was the most successful in which the Australians had yet participated. It had become the great ambition of just about every Australian soldier on the Western Front that the five Australian divisions be brought together in one corps, fighting as an integrated national unit.. The battle of Hamel was the first major British offensive since Cambrai in November 1917 and the first major action of the Australian Corps under Monash's command. "Hamel was far from the traditional battle of mud and trenches that had characterised much of the fighting on the Western Front," Pegram said.
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Battle of Hamel. Well-planned successful limited Allied action on the Western Front, 4 July 1918. Designed to straighten the Allied line the battle was notable for the careful co-ordination of infantry, artillery, armour and aircraft. Two brigades of Australian infantry assisted by American troops, British Mark V tanks and exceedingly accurate.. Attack on Hamel-Vaire 1918, by A. Henry Fullwood, Australian and American troops dug in together at Hamel, 4 July- Independence Day in the United States. A tank conducting mopping up operations in a ruined street of Hamel, the day after its capture by troops of the 11th Australian Infantry Brigade, 5 July, 1918.
