Great War Story. Prussian mule rescue!

During my research into the death of my great-uncle (11th Royal Fusiliers) during the defence of the Crozat Canal on March 23rd 1918, I read a number of German regimental histories so I could get their perspective about the canal assault. A number of these books contain interesting and sometimes amusing little episodes. This one tells the story of a regiment of Prussian grenadiers, and how one of their number took a suicidal risk just to rescue 3 mules from a hail of British artillery and machine-gun fire.
I mention a previous episode where I explain why I finish every episode with that "Good Evening!" picture. Here's a link to it:    • Great War Story. When the war is over...  

00:00 Prussian Mule Rescue!
00:56 Slide 2
01:45 Friedrich Graf Kleist von Nollendorf
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08:11 Postcard, March 1916
09:17 March 1918 Context
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15:31 Camas Farm?
15:57 Looking SW from Camas Farm
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23:51 When the war is over, what then?