Relieved 2nd .Dublin Fus in trenches at ST YVES at night. Quiet night.
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23rd January: LA CRECHE
Germans sent one shell close to STEENWERCK station but did no damage. Fine day.
22nd January: LA CRECHE
Battalion bath at PONT NIEPPE. German Aeroplane dropped 2 bombs close to village, these were followed by six shells (about 6”). One wounded of “A” Coy.
21st January: LA CRECHE
Lieut Col. Poole rejoined the Battalion to take command. Day of rest and cleaning up.
20th January: TRENCHES – ST YVES
H.Q. and D Coy shelled by Whizz Bang Battery but with no effect. One piece of shell spoilt Sergt Major Lawrence’s dinner by breaking the plate. There was an issue of Gooseberry Jam in lieu of Plum & Apple today. Relieved by 2nd R.Dublin Fus at night & Batt. marched to billets at LA CRECHE. Continue reading
19th January: TRENCHES – ST YVES
A little shelling. Trenches a little drier than what they have been. No casualties.
17th January: TRENCHES – ST YVES
Head Quarters shelled by Whizz Bangs 3 times during the day. A little sniping. 1 killed 3 wounded.
16th January: POINT 63
Relieved 2nd R.Dublin Fusiliers at ST YVES trenches in the evening at 5pm. No casualties.
15th January: POINT 63
Working parties found for R.E.[Royal Engineers]. Quiet day. Captain Burnard rejoined the Battalion.
18th January: TRENCHES – ST YVES
Less shelling today. Snipers busy. Part of “A” Coys Trench fell in. No casualties.