front line now running across the arc of the Imjin River, and firmly established nearly five kilometres north of the river. Aftermath There was some further adjustment of the line which was not completed until 14 September. As part of this adjustment, B Company, of the 2nd Battalion of the Royal 22e Régiment, mounted offensive operations in order to seize some hills held by the Chinese, during which three Canadian soldiers were killed and ten wounded. The new front line was now much closer to the Chinese outposts than previously, necessitating regular patrols. Around 1,500 civilians also had to be evacuated from the area. The successful implementation of Operation Minden led to the more large scale Operation Commando, which involved a substantial part of I Corps. Operation Commando was launched in October 1951 and resulted in the establishment of the Jamestown Line. Notes References Battles involving Australia Battles of the Korean War involving Canada Military operations of the Korean War September 1951 events in Asia Battles and operations of the Korean War in 1951 Battles of the Korean War involving the United Kingdom History of Gangwon Province, South Korea