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19 Jun Trenches – AUCHONVILLERS

Posted on June 19, 2016 by Digital Team
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“B” Coy’s Bombers bombed Crater near REDAN on night of 18th. No Germans seen. Our front line shelled by 4.2’s between 2.45 & 3.30 pm. 10 Casualties. About 20 “Whizz Bangs”[grenade] fired into “B” Coy’s Sector, also Trench Mortars – no damage.

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18 Jun MAILLY – MAILLET

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Battalion relieved 2nd R.DUB.Fusiliers in trenches AUCHONVILLERS Sector. Very quiet night.

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17 Jun MAILLY – MAILLET

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Working Parties as usual.

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16 Jun MAILLY – MAILLET

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Various Working Parties found for R.E.

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15 Jun MAILLY – MAILLET

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Battalion found various working parties on our own Sector of the line. Dull day. No Shells in village.

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14 Jun MAILLY –MAILLET

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Wet day. R.E. Working Parties found for work in TENDERLOIN, VALLADE & ASSEMBLY TRENCHES. Major G N B FORSTER arrived and took over our Command of Battalion. Village not shelled today.

 

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13 Jun BERTRANCOURT

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Battalion marched off at 10.45am. to MAILLY-MAILLET & arrived 12.30pm. Wet day. Battalion pitch Camp in Wood. H.Qrs in Billet No 73.

Camp in very bad state. Slept in small outhouse, very cross old lady.

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12 Jun BERTRANCOURT

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Wet day. Few Working Parties found for R.E. Remainder of men rest & clean up.

Saw red Rocket 1st time. Tres Bien.

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11 Jun WARNIMONT WOOD

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Battalion marched off at 8.30pm. & arrived BERTRANCOURT 9.30pm. & billet in Huts.

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10 Jun WARNIMONT WOOD

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Wet day.  Majority of Battalion on Working Parties. Quiet day.

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