Welcome to a question and answer episode of the old front line podcast with me, military historian Paul Reed.

In these bonus episodes, we'll answer questions that you, the podcast listener, have sent in,

and each episode will take us down new avenues and hopefully fascinating ones

to talk about some of the smaller subjects of the Great War that we can't always cover in the main episodes.

So let's hear this week's questions.

Welcome to the 10th question and answer episode, bonus episode,

of the old front line. The questions keep coming in and please continue to send them.

There's some really great questions coming in week after week. It's fascinating to read them

and even more fascinating for me to sit down and think about them

and answer them in bonus episodes like this one.

As always, there's two ways that you can ask questions

that can be then featured in these podcasts.

And that is either via email or via our Discord server where you can log onto that and leave a question there.

And the links for both of those are in the show notes for this episode.

So without further ado, let's get down to this week's questions.

So our first question comes from Gordon Cameron on email,

who describes himself as a proud Canadian.

It's always great to read about the Canadian listeners to the podcast

because as many of you know,

I have a special interest in the Canadian Expeditionary Force in the Great War.

But anyway, let's get down to Gordon's question.

Years ago in high school, Gordon says, the 100 Days campaign was introduced to me as Canada's 100 Days.

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