The Battle of Mons (1914)

The Battle of Mons was a pivotal engagement in World War I, occurring on August 23, 1914, near the town of Mons in Belgium. It involved the British Expeditionary Force (BEF) under Field Marshal Sir John French and the German First Army led by General Alexander von Kluck. This battle was part of the early "Race to the Sea" phase of the war, where the Allies and the Central Powers sought to outflank each other on the Western Front, with the BEF positioned to support the French Fifth Army.

[aidenmiller]

consider using a more appealing voice for your audio, maybe even your own. Very interesting video, I like how short it is.

[caractacusbrittania]

Those involved, and who survived, were issued with the medal
The mons star.