[67] The British Army of the Rhine, consisting of I (BR) Corps, remained in Germany as a bulwark against Soviet invasion.

[66] The British Army of the Rhine, consisting of I (BR) Corps, remained in Germany as a bulwark against Soviet invasion.

After the Armistice in 1918, some British and Canadian 18-pounders, including a battery transported portee, were in the British Army of the Rhine in the Rhineland.

Acquired by the British Army of the Rhine in 1945, and was used by Lieutenant General Charles Keightley.

It was then acquired by the British Army of the Rhine in 1945, and used by Lt. General Sir Charles F. Keightley.