General Sir Arthur Currie

Lieutenant - General Sr. Arthur Curie (a brief introduction to the battle of Passchendaele) Lieutenant Arthur Curry is the most capable soldier in Canada. Of course, he does not look like he is a great soldier. The tall man 6 feet 4 inches high is a bit overweight too. Through his success as a Canadian army commander, he delegates power and knows how to support his subordinate's decision. But curry is not a professional soldier.

Lord Arthur Curry is not satisfied with the prospect of going to Passchendaele. Like many Canadian soldiers, Curry left Ypres's amazing memory and Ypres's important memory, and he said, "I never want to be among the outstanding experiences of 1915 and 1916" He admitted. "Unfortunately, on 3 October, Curry was warned that corps could be sent to the north to participate in Flanders' attacks, Currie had no feelings about Passchendaele, He was very angry. "Passchendaele! "He was furious in front of the staff," What is the benefit? Let the Germans have it - rot it! Let it rot in the mud! There is a mistake somewhere. It is a mistake It is not a happy thing to be told to accept Passchendaele These officials and general staff

Lieutenant Arthur Currie is the most capable soldier in Canada. Of course, he does not look like he is a great soldier. The tall man 6 feet 4 inches high is a bit overweight too. Through his success as a Canadian army commander, he delegates power and knows how to support his subordinate's decision. But curry is not a professional soldier. He was born in Stratloy, Ontario on 5th December 1875 and moved to the west coast of Canada in his teens. As an adult, he moved to Victoria, British Columbia, where he became a teacher, an insurance salesman, a real estate speculator, and a profession.