3,000 pieces of artillery ahead of them(passive) created bythe creeping barrage
so as to place a curtain of artillery fire just ahead of advancing infantry , a barrage which would constantly shift – or creep – forward directly ahead of attacking troops(passive) was designedA creeping barrage
known as the “ Vimy Glide(passive) was createdA “ Creeping Barrage
abilityto setup a creeping barrage
Brookeinventedthe ‘ creeping barrage
the 44thand 47thBattalions(passive) led bya creeping barrage
a wall of fireto createa “ creeping barrage
General Horne(passive) invented bythe " creeping barrage
the Canadian Corpsinventedthe creeping barrage
humansinventedthe creeping barrage
a mass infantry assault.:106–10:117–21leadinga mass infantry assault.:106–10:117–21
a mass infantry assault.[33]:106–10:117–21leadinga mass infantry assault.[33]:106–10:117–21
a mass infantry assault.[36]:106–10:117–21leadinga mass infantry assault.[36]:106–10:117–21
to provide a moving curtain of steel to protect the advancing infantrydesignedto provide a moving curtain of steel to protect the advancing infantry
to move slowly in front of the infantry to make the Germans seek shelter in their trenchesdesignedto move slowly in front of the infantry to make the Germans seek shelter in their trenches
the advancing infantry towards the front line of the Germans then consecutively towards the second and third trench lineswould leadthe advancing infantry towards the front line of the Germans then consecutively towards the second and third trench lines
maximum damage on the groundcausingmaximum damage on the ground
the breakthrough necessary for victoryhelped createthe breakthrough necessary for victory
to keep the Germans heads down until the attacking troops were upon themdesignedto keep the Germans heads down until the attacking troops were upon them
in the capture of Caenresultingin the capture of Caen