Leaving the organic III Corp, the 11th Infantry Division arrives at Berverlo Camp, where they will be stationed when the German attack begins.

The Beverlo Camp is north of the Albert canal, therefore, in front of the defensive perimeter, and in threat of attack by the ensuing German forces.

Immediately starting the evacuation, with a small rearguard to delay the German attack, the 11th Infantry Division made its way to the Albert Canal.

The Germans however, used their artillery to do damage on the roads leading out of the K-W Line, possibly trying to take out the 11th Infantry Divisions retreat path.

By May 26, the full strength of the German Army manage to make several large infiltrations in the Leie Diversion Canal.

The Germans outmaneuver the 11th Infantry Division, and after a last ditch defense of the Leie Diversion Canal, retreat towards Ursel, where resistance evaporates.