The British soldier Arthur Bullock recounts entering Cambrai after it had been taken and the Front had moved to a ridge beyond. He describes the continued repulsion of the German forces, with "masses of troops being deployed and withdrawn to a strict timetable", and recorded that "what made the heart beat faster was the sound of music – the battalions were marching in with bands playing".
A British soldier, Arthur Bullock, recounts his entry into Cambrai after it had been captured by the Allies. He describes the German forces' continued attempts to resist, with "large groups of troops being deployed and withdrawn at set times", and noted that "what made the heart beat faster was the sound of music – the battalions were marching in with bands playing".