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24th April: LOCRE

Posted on April 24, 2015 by Digital Team
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Left Locre at 7a.m. & marched to OUDERDOM & went into billets in huts about 12 noon. Battalion left Huts at 4 pm & marched via VLAMERTINGHE to outskirts of YPRES. Halted from 8pm to 12 midnight. Heavy rain. YPRES heavily shelled and on fire.

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23rd April: OULTERSTEENE

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Received orders to hold in readiness to move 11.30a.m. Battalion marched off at 7p.m. to LOCRE & went into Billets. Very heavy firing all night in direction of YPRES.

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22nd April: OULTERSTEENE

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Coy [company] training. Fine day. O.C. [Officer Commanding] Coys went by Motor Bus to inspect an area in the vicinity of Armentieres.

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21st April: OULTERSTEENE

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Fine day. Coys [companies] training.

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20th April: OULTERSTEENE

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Fine day. Coys [companies] training.

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19th April: OULTERSTEENE

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Lovely day. Coys [companies] training. Rest doing all the men good.

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18th April: OULTERSTEENE

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Coys [companies] do close drill. Church parade 10.15a.m. Lovely day. Battalion inspected by G.O.C. [General Officer Commanding] III Corps.

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17th April: OULTERSTEENE

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Coys [companies] training. Heavy gunfire audible towards YPRES.

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16th April: OULTERSTEENE

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Glorious weather. Coys [companies] training. Battalion played Seaforths [Seaforth Highlanders] in afternoon at football & won 4-0.

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15th April: OULTERSTEENE

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Fine & warm. Coys [companies] do training.

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