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95th Trench Mortar Battery
17th April 1915 5th Division Attack
8th of October 1915 German Dud Shell
14th of October 1915 Snipers' Course
23rd of October 1915 French Take Over Front
7th of November 1915 Present Stations
29th of November 1915 Moves Completed
14th of December 1915 Trench Mortar Batteries
8th of January 1916 Moves
2nd of May 1916 Reliefs
19th of June 1916 Divisional Relief
5th of August 1916 Divisional Dispositions
31st of August 1916 Warning Order Issued
22nd of September 1916 Dispositions
23rd of September 1916 Reliefs
23rd September 1916 Operational Order No. 50.
24th September 1916 Operational Order No.51.
24th September 1916 Reliefs
25th Sep 1916 Attack Made
25th of September 1916 Instructions for Tanks
25th September 1916 Attack Made
28th of September 1916 Heavy Showers
22nd of December 1916 Quiet Day
24th of December 1916 Germans Very Active
17th of January 1917 Guns Active
20th of January 1917 Active Artillery
21st of January 1917 Our TMs Active
2nd Mar 1917 Carrying Parties
3rd Mar 1917 Carrying Parties
14th of April 1917 Orders to Move
2nd of May 1917 13th Inf Bde Moves
10th of September 1917 Division to Move
11th of September 1917 Artillery Marches
10th of October 1917 "Intense Barrage" Endured
17th of October 1917 Training
16th of November 1917 15th Brigade Entrain
18th of November 1917 121st Battery Moves
19th of November 1917 Pioneers Move
26th of November 1917 HQ Closes and Re-opens
27th of November 1917 Entraining for Italy
28th of November 1917 Entraining for Italy
9th of April 1918 Orders
10th of April 1918 Relief Postponed
25th of April 1918 Division Attacks
3rd of May 1918 Enemy Artillery Active
4th of May 1918 Situation Quiet
10th of May 1918 Gas Shells Used
15th of May 1918 Our Heavies Busy
17th of May 1918 Active Artillery
22nd of May 1918 Enemy Active
23rd of May 1918 Quiet Night
30th of May 1918 A Relief
5th of June 1918 Brigade Relief
13th of June 1918 Brigade Relief Completed
15th of June 1918 Operation Proposed
20th of June 1918 Situation Unchanged
22nd of June 1918 Slight Activity
25th of June 1918 WO95/1510/4
29th of June 1918 Enemy Guns Active
1st of July 1918 Situation Unchanged
7th of July 1918 Gas Shelling
12th of July 1918 Back Areas Bombed
18th of July 1918 Our Guns Active
24th of July 1918 Relief Completed
28th of July 1918 Quiet
31st of July 1918 Relief Completed
9th of August 1918 Training
10th of August 1918 Training
13th of August 1918 Entraining Commenced
15th of August 1918 Training
23rd of August 1918 Division Attacks
24th of August 1918 5th Division Co-operates
25th of August 1918 Brigades Move
26th of August 1918 Enemy Retreats
27th of August 1918 Quiet
28th of August 1918 Situation Unchanged
30th of August 1918 Advance Continues
31st of August 1918 Counter-Attack
1st of September 1918 Attack Sucessful
2nd of September 1918 Strongly Defended
3rd of September 1918 Enemy Withdraws
4th of September 1918 Divisional Relief
5th of September 1918 Rest and Training
17th of September 1918 Back Areas Bombed
18th of September 1918 Attack Commences
19th of September 1918 Enemy Guns Quiet
20th of September 1918 Quiet Time
8th of October 1918 New Area
9th of October 1918 On the Move
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