Great War> Allied Army

This website uses cookies. By continuing to use this site you agree to accept cookies. If you enjoy this site please consider making a donation.     Site Home     Great War Home     Search     Add Stories & Photos     Library     Help & FAQs  Features     Allied Army     Day by Day     RFC & RAF     Prisoners of War     War at Sea     Training for War     The Battles     Those Who Served     Hospitals     Civilian Service     Women at War     The War Effort     Central Powers Army     Central Powers Navy     Imperial Air Service     Library     World War Two  Submissions     Add Stories & Photos     Time Capsule  Information     Help & FAQs     Glossary     Volunteering     News     Events     Contact us     Great War Books     About Advertisements World War 1 One ww1 wwII greatwar great 1914 1918 first battalion regiment

1st Battalion, Royal Berkshire Regiment    The 1st Battalion, The Princess Charlotte of Wales's (Royal Berkshire Regiment) was based in Mandora Barracks, Aldershot on the outbreak of war on 4 Aug 1914, part of 6th Brigade in 2nd Division. The battalion embarked for France and Flanders in the first elements of the British Expeditionary Force on the 13th of August 1914, landing at Rouen. They served on the Western Front throughout the conflict. In 1914 they were in action in The Battle of Mons and the subsequent retreat, The Battle of the Marne, The Battle of the Aisne, the Actions on the Aisne heights and First Battle of Ypres. On 13th of December 1915 the battalion was transferred to 99th Brigade in 2nd Division. They took part in the Winter Operations 1914-15 and in 1915 saw action at The Battle of Festubert and The Battle of Loos. In 1916 they fought in the Battles of the Somme and the Operations on the Ancre. In 1917 they were in action during The German retreat to the Hindenburg Line, the Battles of Arras and The Battle of Cambrai. In 1918 they fought on the Somme, in the Battles of the Hindenburg Line and The Battle of the Selle. The 1st Battalion ended the war at Escarmain, north of Solesmes, France. 2nd Division was selected to advance into Germany and formed part of the Occupation Force after the Armistice. 4th Aug 1914 Berkshire Regiment at Aldershot  1st Battalion Berkshire Regiment were at Aldershot when war broke out in 1914. At 5.30pm Orders were received to mobilize 5th Aug 1914 Mobilization 5th Aug 1914 Equipment 6th Aug 1914 Reservists 7th Aug 1914 Mobilization 7th Aug 1914 In Barracks 8th Aug 1914 Training 8th Aug 1914 Training 9th Aug 1914 Training 9th Aug 1914 Training 10th Aug 1914 New Battalion 10th Aug 1914 Training 11th Aug 1914 Inspection 11th Aug 1914 Training 12th Aug 1914 Inspection 12th Aug 1914 Move 13th Aug 1914 On the Move 13th Aug 1914 On the Move 14th Aug 1914 On the Move 14th Aug 1914 Cold Night 15th Aug 1914 On the Move 15th Aug 1914 On the Move 16th Aug 1914 In Billets 17th Aug 1914 Cleaning up 17th Aug 1914 In Billets 18th Aug 1914 Training 18th Aug 1914 In Billets 19th Aug 1914 Training 19th Aug 1914 In Billets 20th Aug 1914 In Billets 21st Aug 1914 On the March 21st Aug 1914 On the March 21st Aug 1914 On the March 22nd Aug 1914 On the March 22nd Aug 1914 In Action 23rd Aug 1914 On the March 23rd Aug 1914 In Action 24th Aug 1914 Withdrawal 25th Aug 1914 Rear Guard 25th Aug 1914 Under Shellfire 26th Aug 1914 In Action 26th Aug 1914 Under Fire 27th Aug 1914 On the March 28th Aug 1914 On the March 29th Aug 1914 Defensive Positions 29th Aug 1914 Recconaissance 30th Aug 1914 On the March 30th Aug 1914 Memories 31st Aug 1914 On the March 31st Aug 1914 On the March 1st Sep 1914 In Action 2nd Sep 1914 On the March 3rd Sep 1914 On the March 3rd Sep 1914 Defeats 4th Sep 1914 On the March 4th Sep 1914 In Reserve 5th Sep 1914 On the March 5th Sep 1914 Disorderly 6th Sep 1914 Brigade in Reserve 6th Sep 1914 Difficult Conditions 7th Sep 1914 On the March 8th Sep 1914 River Crossed 9th Sep 1914 Advance 10th Sep 1914 In Action 11th Sep 1914 On the March 12th Sep 1914 On the March 13th Sep 1914 On the March 14th Sep 1914 Advance 15th Sep 1914 Line Extended 16th Sep 1914 Enemy Active 17th Sep 1914 Attack 18th Sep 1914 Shelling 19th Sep 1914 Under Shellfire 20th Sep 1914 Under Shellfire 21st Sep 1914 Aircraft Active 22nd Sep 1914 Relief 23rd Sep 1914 In Billets 24th Sep 1914 Promotions 25th Sep 1914 Shelling 26th Sep 1914 Holding the Line 27th Sep 1914 Holding the Line 28th Sep 1914 Enemy Active 29th Sep 1914 Enemy Attack 30th Sep 1914 Sniper 1st Oct 1914 Shelling 2nd Oct 1914 Shelling 3rd Oct 1914 Foggy 3rd Oct 1914 Order 4th Oct 1914 Trench Work 5th Oct 1914 Shelling 6th Oct 1914 Digging Trenches 7th Oct 1914 Frequent Shelling 8th Oct 1914 Trench Work 9th Oct 1914 Heavy Shelling 10th Oct 1914 Enemy Attack 11th Oct 1914 Shelling 12th Oct 1914 Shelling 13th Oct 1914 Relief Complete 14th Oct 1914 In Billets 15th Oct 1914 On the March 16th Oct 1914 On the Move 17th Oct 1914 On the Move 18th Oct 1914 Ready to Move 19th Oct 1914 On the Move 20th Oct 1914 On the March 21st Oct 1914 On the March   22nd Oct 1914 In Defence 23rd Oct 1914 Heavy Shelling 24th Oct 1914 In Action 25th Oct 1914 Enemy Artillery 26th Oct 1914 Heavy Shelling 27th Oct 1914 In Action 28th Oct 1914 Attack Made 29th Oct 1914 Burials 30th Oct 1914 Heavy Shelling 31st Oct 1914 In Action 1st Nov 1914 Reliefs 2nd Nov 1914 Attack Made 3rd Nov 1914 Reorganisation 4th Nov 1914 Shelling 5th Nov 1914 Heavy Shelling 6th Nov 1914 Reliefs Completed 7th Nov 1914 In Support 8th Nov 1914 Reliefs Complete 9th Nov 1914 Reliefs 10th Nov 1914 Shelling 11th Nov 1914 Shelling 12th Nov 1914 Enemy Advance 13th Nov 1914 Shelling 14th Nov 1914 Shelling 15th Nov 1914 Reliefs 16th Nov 1914 Billets 17th Nov 1914 Orders 18th Nov 1914 On the March   19th Nov 1914 Football 20th Nov 1914 Training 21st Nov 1914 Concert 22nd Nov 1914 Reinforcements 23rd Nov 1914 Church Parade 24th Nov 1914 Inspection 25th Nov 1914 In Billets 27th Nov 1914 In Billets 28th Nov 1914 In Billets 29th Nov 1914 In Billets 30th Nov 1914 Reinforcements 1st Dec 1914 Refitting 2nd Dec 1914 Awards 3rd Dec 1914 Inspection 4th Dec 1914 In Billets 5th Dec 1914 Very Wet Day 18th Dec 1914 Bad Weather 19th Dec 1914 Rain 20th Dec 1914 Church Parade 21st Dec 1914 Lecture 22nd Dec 1914 Reliefs   23rd Dec 1914 Trench Work 24th Dec 1914 Frost 25th Dec 1914 Christmas Cards 26th Dec 1914 Reliefs   27th Dec 1914 Gifts 28th Dec 1914 In Billets 29th Dec 1914 Fire 30th Dec 1914 Training 31st Dec 1914 Training 1st Jan 1915 Orders   2nd Jan 1915 On the March   3rd Jan 1915 Wet 4th Jan 1915 Reliefs   5th Jan 1915 Shelling 6th Jan 1915 Reliefs   7th Jan 1915 Baths 8th Jan 1915 Reliefs 9th Jan 1915 Reliefs   10th Jan 1915 Reliefs   11th Jan 1915 Baths 12th Jan 1915 Reliefs 13th Jan 1915 Reliefs   14th Jan 1915 Enemy Active   15th Jan 1915 In Billets 16th Jan 1915 Training 17th Jan 1915 Working Parties 18th Jan 1915 Training 19th Jan 1915 Reinforcements 20th Jan 1915 Relief Complete 21st Jan 1915 Trench Work 22nd Jan 1915 Trench Work 23rd Jan 1915 Reliefs 24th Jan 1915 Church Parade 25th Jan 1915 Alert 26th Jan 1915 Rifle Range 27th Jan 1915 Quiet 28th Jan 1915 Reliefs 29th Jan 1915 Trench Work 30th Jan 1915 Trench Work 31st Jan 1915 Reliefs 1st Feb 1915 Reliefs 2nd Feb 1915 Experiments 3rd Feb 1915 Reliefs   4th Feb 1915 Training 5th Feb 1915 Working Party 6th Feb 1915 Working Party 7th Feb 1915 Reliefs 8th Feb 1915 Trench Work 9th Feb 1915 Trench Work 10th Feb 1915 Trench Work 11th Feb 1915 Reliefs Complete 12th Feb 1915 Reliefs 13th Feb 1915 Concert 14th Feb 1915 Church Parade 15th Feb 1915 Reliefs 16th Feb 1915 Reinforcements 17th Feb 1915 Recce 18th Feb 1915 Bombs 19th Feb 1915 Reliefs 20th Feb 1915 Attack Made  1st East Anglian Engineers report "At 4.40 am an attack made on German trenches in front of Duck's Bill Givenchy to ascertain whether the enemy were mining towards our trenches. After a preliminary bombardment two small columns consisting of parties of Royal Berks, 2nd South Staffs and Glasgow Highlanders and two officers & 32 NCOs & Sappers of our company succeeded in capturing the trench and after investigation it was found that the Enemy were not mining. The trench was evacuated and party returned. Two Sappers Killed, Two Missing, Eight wounded 2nd Lieut C H Humphreys wounded." 483rd Field Company RE War Diary 20th Feb 1915 Trench Raid 21st Feb 1915 Church Parade 22nd Feb 1915 Training 23rd Feb 1915 Reliefs 24th Feb 1915 Trench Work 25th Feb 1915 Boundary Change 26th Feb 1915 Shelling 3rd Mar 1915 Reliefs 4th Mar 1915 Shelling 5th Mar 1915 Shelling 6th Mar 1915 Demonstration 7th Mar 1915 Reliefs 8th Mar 1915 Baths 9th Mar 1915 Training 10th Mar 1915 Diversionary attack   10th Mar 1915 Attack Made 11th Mar 1915 Wire 12th Mar 1915 Inspection   13th Mar 1915 Orders   14th Mar 1915 Football   15th Mar 1915 Training 16th Mar 1915 Concert 17th Mar 1915 Boxing 18th Mar 1915 Football 19th Mar 1915 Boxing   20th Mar 1915 Football   21st Mar 1915 Reliefs   22nd Mar 1915 Trench Work 23rd Mar 1915 Heavy Rain 24th Mar 1915 Patrol 25th Mar 1915 Reliefs   26th Mar 1915 Inspection 27th Mar 1915 Baths 28th Mar 1915 Church Parade 29th Mar 1915 Reliefs 30th Mar 1915 Shelling 31st Mar 1915 Shelling 1st Apr 1915 Ready 2nd Apr 1915 Shelling 3rd Apr 1915 Reliefs   4th Apr 1915 Church Parade   5th Apr 1915 Rain   6th Apr 1915 Training   6th Apr 1915 Instruction   7th Apr 1915 Reliefs 8th Apr 1915 Instruction 9th Apr 1915 Trench Work 9th Apr 1915 Instruction 10th Apr 1915 Shelling 11th Apr 1915 Reliefs   12th Apr 1915 Training   13th Apr 1915 In Billets   14th Apr 1915 In Billets   15th Apr 1915 Reliefs 16th Apr 1915 Bombardment 17th Apr 1915 Trench Work 18th Apr 1915 Trench Work 19th Apr 1915 Reliefs Complete   20th Apr 1915 Inspection   21st Apr 1915 Training   22nd Apr 1915 Training   23rd Apr 1915 Training   24th Apr 1915 Reliefs Complete 25th Apr 1915 Wire 26th Apr 1915 Shelling 27th Apr 1915 Mine 28th Apr 1915 Reliefs 29th Apr 1915 Training   30th Apr 1915 Field Day   1st May 1915 Reliefs 2nd May 1915 Patrols 3rd May 1915 Reliefs 4th May 1915 Thunder Storm   5th May 1915 Training 6th May 1915 Exercise 7th May 1915 Baths 8th May 1915 Football 9th May 1915 Orders   10th May 1915 Orders 11th May 1915 Recce 12th May 1915 Training 13th May 1915 On the March   14th May 1915 Preparations 15th May 1915 Assault Made 16th May 1915 Reliefs   17th May 1915 In Support 18th May 1915 Heavy Shelling 19th May 1915 Orders 20th May 1915 On the March   21st May 1915 Baths 22nd May 1915 Address 23rd May 1915 Church Parade 24th May 1915 Training 25th May 1915 Training 26th May 1915 Training 27th May 1915 Orders 28th May 1915 Training 29th May 1915 Orders 30th May 1915 On the March   31st May 1915 Inspections 1st Jun 1915 Training 2nd Jun 1915 Reliefs 3rd Jun 1915 Trench Work 4th Jun 1915 Shelling 5th Jun 1915 Enemy Active 6th Jun 1915 Reliefs 7th Jun 1915 On the March 8th Jun 1915 Training 9th Jun 1915 Inspection 10th Jun 1915 Training 11th Jun 1915 On the March 12th Jun 1915 Working Parties 13th Jun 1915 Working Parties 14th Jun 1915 Working Parties 15th Jun 1915 Reliefs Complete 16th Jun 1915 Cleaning up 17th Jun 1915 Orders 18th Jun 1915 Route March 19th Jun 1915 Reliefs 20th Jun 1915 Snipers 21st Jun 1915 Gas 22nd Jun 1915 Mine 23rd Jun 1915 Reliefs 24th Jun 1915 Mine 25th Jun 1915 Reliefs 26th Jun 1915 Shelling 27th Jun 1915 Reliefs 28th Jun 1915 Shelling 29th Jun 1915 Shelling 30th Jun 1915 Trench Work 1st Jul 1915 Reliefs   2nd Jul 1915 In Billets   3rd Jul 1915 Sports   4th Jul 1915 Church Parade   5th Jul 1915 Reliefs Complete   6th Jul 1915 Concert 7th Jul 1915 Quiet   8th Jul 1915 Inspection 9th Jul 1915 Reinforcements   10th Jul 1915 Sports 11th Jul 1915 Sports 11th Jul 1915 Sports 12th Jul 1915 Sports 13th Jul 1915 Reliefs 14th Jul 1915 Trench Work 15th Jul 1915 Mines Exploded 16th Jul 1915 Shelling 17th Jul 1915 Inspections 18th Jul 1915 Church Parade 19th Jul 1915 Working Parties 20th Jul 1915 Reliefs Complete 21st Jul 1915 Trench Work 23rd Jul 1915 Reliefs 24th Jul 1915 Shelling 25th Jul 1915 Reliefs 26th Jul 1915 Working Parties & Training 27th Jul 1915 Working Parties & Training 28th Jul 1915 Working Parties & Training 29th Jul 1915 Reliefs 30th Jul 1915 Training 1st Aug 1915 Church Parade   2nd Aug 1915 Training   3rd Aug 1915 Horse Show 4th Aug 1915 Training 5th Aug 1915 Training 6th Aug 1915 Inspection 7th Aug 1915 On the March   8th Aug 1915 Working Parties and Training   9th Aug 1915 Working Parties   10th Aug 1915 Working Parties and Training   11th Aug 1915 Reliefs 12th Aug 1915 Enemy Active 13th Aug 1915 Enemy Active 14th Aug 1915 Enemy Aircraft 15th Aug 1915 Reliefs   16th Aug 1915 Thunder Storm 17th Aug 1915 Wiring   18th Aug 1915 Shelling   19th Aug 1915 Reorganisation 20th Aug 1915 Mines Exploded 21st Aug 1915 Minenwerfer 22nd Aug 1915 Mines 23rd Aug 1915 Snipers 24th Aug 1915 Reliefs 25th Aug 1915 Refitting 26th Aug 1915 Inspection 27th Aug 1915 Orders 28th Aug 1915 On the March 29th Aug 1915 Church Parade 30th Aug 1915 Football 31st Aug 1915 Training 1st Sep 1915 Training 2nd Sep 1915 Boxing 3rd Sep 1915 Very Wet Day 4th Sep 1915 On the March   5th Sep 1915 Aircraft Active   6th Sep 1915 Working Parties   7th Sep 1915 Working Parties & Training   8th Sep 1915 Reliefs Complete   9th Sep 1915 Intermittent Shelling 10th Sep 1915 Ammunition 11th Sep 1915 Minenwerfer 12th Sep 1915 Reliefs   13th Sep 1915 Working Parties and Training   14th Sep 1915 Working Parties and Training   15th Sep 1915 Working Parties and Training   16th Sep 1915 Reliefs 17th Sep 1915 Hot Day 18th Sep 1915 Gas 19th Sep 1915 Reliefs Complete   20th Sep 1915 Reliefs   21st Sep 1915 Bombardment 21st Sep 1915 Orders   22nd Sep 1915 Bombardment 23rd Sep 1915 Patrols 24th Sep 1915 Reliefs 25th Sep 1915 Attack Made   26th Sep 1915 Reorganisation 27th Sep 1915 Attack 28th Sep 1915 In Action 29th Sep 1915 Reliefs Complete   30th Sep 1915 Recce 1st Oct 1915 In the Line 2nd Oct 1915 Working Parties 3rd Oct 1915 Reliefs 4th Oct 1915 In Billets 5th Oct 1915 In Billets 6th Oct 1915 In Billets 7th Oct 1915 In Billets 8th Oct 1915 Attack Repulsed   9th Oct 1915 In Billets 10th Oct 1915 In Billets 11th Oct 1915 In Billets 12th Oct 1915 Inspection 13th Oct 1915 Training 14th Oct 1915 Reinforcements 15th Oct 1915 Route March 16th Oct 1915 The Derby Scheme 16th Oct 1915 Training 17th Oct 1915 On the March 18th Oct 1915 In Billets 19th Oct 1915 Training 20th Oct 1915 Training 21st Oct 1915 Reliefs Complete   22nd Oct 1915 Training 23rd Oct 1915 Baths 24th Oct 1915 Orders   25th Oct 1915 Recce   26th Oct 1915 Recce   27th Oct 1915 Reliefs Complete   27th Oct 1915 Relief   28th Oct 1915 Trench Work 29th Oct 1915 Shelling 30th Oct 1915 Reliefs 31st Oct 1915 Working Parties 1st Nov 1915 Shelling 2nd Nov 1915 Poor Weather 3rd Nov 1915 Working Parties 4th Nov 1915 Working Parties 5th Nov 1915 Working Parties 6th Nov 1915 Reliefs 7th Nov 1915 Church Parade 8th Nov 1915 Baths 9th Nov 1915 Training 10th Nov 1915 Training   11th Nov 1915 Route March 12th Nov 1915 Very Wet Day 13th Nov 1915 Move   14th Nov 1915 Reliefs Complete   15th Nov 1915 Shelling   16th Nov 1915 Trench Work 17th Nov 1915 Reliefs 18th Nov 1915 Baths 19th Nov 1915 Route March 20th Nov 1915 Change of Billets 21st Nov 1915 Route March 22nd Nov 1915 Fog   23rd Nov 1915 Reliefs Complete 24th Nov 1915 Reliefs   25th Nov 1915 Trench Work 26th Nov 1915 Reliefs Complete   27th Nov 1915 Baths   28th Nov 1915 Church Service   29th Nov 1915 Bombardment   30th Nov 1915 Reliefs 1st Dec 1915 Derby Scheme Armlets 1st Dec 1915 Shelling   2nd Dec 1915 Poor Weather 3rd Dec 1915 Trench Work 4th Dec 1915 Reliefs 5th Dec 1915 Cleaning up 6th Dec 1915 Inspection 7th Dec 1915 Reliefs   8th Dec 1915 Reliefs 9th Dec 1915 Bad Weather 10th Dec 1915 Reliefs   11th Sep 1915 Last day of Derby Scheme Recruitment 11th Dec 1915 Working Parties   12th Dec 1915 On the March 13th Dec 1915 Training 14th Dec 1915 Training 15th Dec 1915 Training 16th Dec 1915 Reorganisation 17th Dec 1915 Trench Work 18th Dec 1915 Trench Work 19th Dec 1915 Reliefs Completed   20th Dec 1915 Baths   21st Dec 1915 Route March   22nd Dec 1915 Reliefs 23rd Dec 1915 Trench Work 24th Dec 1915 Trench Work 25th Dec 1915 Reliefs Complete   26th Dec 1915 Working Parties 27th Dec 1915 Working Parties   28th Dec 1915 Reliefs 29th Dec 1915 Billets 30th Dec 1915 At Rest   31st Dec 1915 Bad Weather 1st Jan 1916 Training 2nd Jan 1916 Training 3rd Jan 1916 Reinforcements 4th Jan 1916 Bad Weather 5th Jan 1916 Training 6th Jan 1916 Training 7th Jan 1916 Training 8th Jan 1916 Training 9th Jan 1916 Battalion Band 10th Jan 1916 Group System Reopens 10th Jan 1916 Training 11th Jan 1916 Inspection 12th Jan 1916 Route March 13th Jan 1916 Training 14th Jan 1916 Baths 15th Jan 1916 Orders 16th Jan 1916 On the March 17th Jan 1916 On the March 18th Jan 1916 Reliefs   19th Jan 1916 Trench Work 20th Jan 1916 Enemy Active 21st Jan 1916 Trench Work 22nd Jan 1916 Reliefs 23rd Jan 1916 Working Parties & Baths 24th Jan 1916 Working Parties 25th Jan 1916 Visit 26th Jan 1916 Reliefs 27th Jan 1916 Cleaning up 28th Jan 1916 Baths 29th Jan 1916 Ready to Move 30th Jan 1916 On the March 31st Jan 1916 Working Parties and Training 1st Feb 1916 Working Parties and Training 2nd Feb 1916 Working Parties and Training 3rd Feb 1916 Reliefs   4th Feb 1916 Patrols 5th Feb 1916 Shelling 6th Feb 1916 Patrol 7th Feb 1916 Relief 8th Feb 1916 Cleaning up 9th Feb 1916 Inspection 9th February 1916 Call Ups 10th Feb 1916 Route March 11th Feb 1916 Reliefs 12th Feb 1916 Shelling 13th Feb 1916 Bombers 14th Feb 1916 Bombers 15th Feb 1916 Reliefs 16th Feb 1916 In Support 17th Feb 1916 Reliefs 18th Feb 1916 In Billets 19th Feb 1916 On the March 20th Feb 1916 Church Parade 21st Feb 1916 Baths 22nd Feb 1916 Snow 23rd Feb 1916 Snow 24th Feb 1916 Ready to Move 25th Feb 1916 Training 26th Feb 1916 Move 27th Feb 1916 In Billets 28th Feb 1916 On the March 29th Feb 1916 Reliefs 1st Mar 1916 Artillery Active 2nd Mar 1916 Trench Work 3rd Mar 1916 Trench Work 4th Mar 1916 Snow 5th Mar 1916 Reliefs 6th Mar 1916 Working Parties 7th Mar 1916 Working Parties 8th Mar 1916 Working Parties 9th Mar 1916 Reliefs Complete 10th Mar 1916 Trench Work 11th Mar 1916 Exposed 12th Mar 1916 Quiet 13th Mar 1916 Reliefs 14th Mar 1916 Working Parties 15th Mar 1916 Shelling 16th Mar 1916 Quiet 17th Mar 1916 Reliefs 18th Mar 1916 Aircraft Active 19th Mar 1916 Aircraft Active 20th Mar 1916 Shelling 21st Mar 1916 Reliefs 22nd Mar 1916 Working Parties & Baths 23rd Mar 1916 Snow 24th Mar 1916 Working Party 25th Mar 1916 Working Party 26th Mar 1916 Church Parade 27th Mar 1916 Poor Weather 28th Mar 1916 On the Move 29th Mar 1916 Training 30th Mar 1916 Training 31st Mar 1916 Training 1st Apr 1916 Training 2nd Apr 1916 Church Parade 3rd Apr 1916 Inspection 4th Apr 1916 Musketry 5th Apr 1916 Working Parties 6th Apr 1916 Route March 7th Apr 1916 Accident 8th Apr 1916 Working Parties 9th Apr 1916 On the March 10th Apr 1916 Training 11th Apr 1916 Training   12th Apr 1916 Bad Weather 13th Apr 1916 On the Move 14th Apr 1916 Musketry 15th Apr 1916 Working Parties 16th Apr 1916 Church Parade 17th Apr 1916 On the Move 18th Apr 1916 Working Parties 19th Apr 1916 Working Parties 20th Apr 1916 Working Parties 21st Apr 1916 Reliefs 22nd Apr 1916 Shelling 23rd Apr 1916 Shelling 24th Apr 1916 Newspapers 25th Apr 1916 Reliefs 26th Apr 1916 Working Parties 27th Apr 1916 Working Parties 28th Apr 1916 Working Parties 29th Apr 1916 Reliefs 30th Apr 1916 Mine 1st May 1916 Trench Work 2nd May 1916 Shelling 3rd May 1916 Reliefs 4th May 1916 Working Parties & Baths 5th May 1916 Working Parties 6th May 1916 Working Parties 7th May 1916 Reliefs 8th May 1916 Trench Work 9th May 1916 Shelling 10th May 1916 Reliefs Complete 11th May 1916 On the March 12th May 1916 On the March 13th May 1916 Very Wet Day 14th May 1916 Working Parties 15th May 1916 On the March 16th May 1916 Training 17th May 1916 Working Parties   18th May 1916 Training   19th May 1916 Training   20th May 1916 Training   21st May 1916 On the March 22nd May 1916 Orders   22nd May 1916 Positions handed over 23rd May 1916 Orders 24th May 1916 Orders 25th May 1916 Trench Work 26th May 1916 Reliefs 27th May 1916 At Rest 28th May 1916 Training 29th May 1916 Reliefs 30th May 1916 Trench Work 1st Jun 1916 Shelling 2nd Jun 1916 Reliefs Complete 3rd Jun 1916 On the March 4th Jun 1916 Church Parade 5th Jun 1916 Working Parties 6th Jun 1916 Football 7th Jun 1916 Working Parties 8th Jun 1916 Light Training 9th Jun 1916 Working Parties 10th Jun 1916 Parades 11th Jun 1916 Reliefs 12th Jun 1916 Working Parties 13th Jun 1916 Working Parties 14th Jun 1916 Working Parties 15th Jun 1916 Reliefs 16th Jun 1916 Reliefs 17th Jun 1916 Artillery Active 18th Jun 1916 Reliefs 19th Jun 1916 Reliefs Completed 20th Jun 1916 Working Parties 21st Jun 1916 Training 22nd Jun 1916 Cricket 23rd Jun 1916 Reliefs 24th Jun 1916 Shelling 25th Jun 1916 Shelling 26th Jun 1916 Trench Raid 27th Jun 1916 Reliefs 28th Jun 1916 In Billets 29th Jun 1916 Working Parties 30th Jun 1916 Cricket 1st Jul 1916 News 2nd Jul 1916 Working Party 3rd Jul 1916 Football 4th Jul 1916 Working Parties & Training 5th Jul 1916 Quiet 6th Jul 1916 Reliefs 7th Jul 1916 Working Parties 8th Jul 1916 Raid 9th Jul 1916 Reliefs 10th Jul 1916 Quiet 11th Jul 1916 Shelling 12th Jul 1916 Shelling 13th Jul 1916 Reliefs 14th Jul 1916 In Billets 15th Jul 1916 On the March 15th July 1916 On the Move 16th Jul 1916 On the March 17th Jul 1916 Training 18th Jul 1916 Training 19th Jul 1916 Preparations 20th Jul 1916 On the Move 21st Jul 1916 At Rest 22nd Jul 1916 At Rest 23rd Jul 1916 On the March 24th Jul 1916 Reliefs Complete 25th Jul 1916 Shelling 26th Jul 1916 Gas 27th Jul 1916 Attack Made 28th Jul 1916 Attack Made   29th Jul 1916 Cleaning up   30th Jul 1916 Orders   31st Jul 1916 In Support 1st Aug 1916 Working Party   2nd Aug 1916 Working Parties   3rd Aug 1916 Reliefs 4th Aug 1916 Reliefs Complete 5th Aug 1916 Reliefs   6th Aug 1916 At Rest   7th Aug 1916 Training   8th Aug 1916 Training   9th Aug 1916 Reinforcements 10th Aug 1916 Address 11th Aug 1916 On the March 12th Aug 1916 Bathing 13th Aug 1916 On the Move 14th Aug 1916 Training 15th Aug 1916 Visit 16th Aug 1916 On the March 17th Aug 1916 On the March 18th Aug 1916 On the March 19th Aug 1916 Inspections 20th Aug 1916 On the March 21st Aug 1916 On the March 22nd Aug 1916 Training 23rd Aug 1916 Training 24th Aug 1916 Working Parties and Training 25th Aug 1916 Reliefs   26th Aug 1916 Trench Work   27th Aug 1916 Enemy Patrol   28th Aug 1916 Shelling   29th Aug 1916 Reliefs   30th Aug 1916 Bad Weather   31st Aug 1916 Working Party   1st Sep 1916 Working Parties   2nd Sep 1916 Working Parties   3rd Sep 1916 Orders   4th Sep 1916 Reliefs   5th Sep 1916 Patrol 6th Sep 1916 Quiet   7th Sep 1916 Attack   8th Sep 1916 Attack   9th Sep 1916 Shelling   10th Sep 1916 Reliefs 11th Sep 1916 Training 12th Sep 1916 Exercise 13th Sep 1916 Training 14th Sep 1916 Training 15th Sep 1916 Training 16th Sep 1916 Reliefs   17th Sep 1916 Trench Work   18th Sep 1916 Trench Work   19th Sep 1916 Quiet   20th Sep 1916 Reliefs   21st Sep 1916 Training 22nd Sep 1916 Training 23rd Sep 1916 Training 24th Sep 1916 Church Parade 25th Sep 1916 Training 26th Sep 1916 Training 27th Sep 1916 Training 28th Sep 1916 Training 29th Sep 1916 Training 30th Sep 1916 Reliefs 1st Oct 1916 Quiet 2nd Oct 1916 Trench Work 3rd Oct 1916 Trench Work 4th Oct 1916 Shelling 5th Oct 1916 Trench Mortars 6th Oct 1916 Reliefs   7th Oct 1916 Working Parties   8th Oct 1916 Reliefs 9th Oct 1916 Training 10th Oct 1916 Training 11th Oct 1916 Training 12th Oct 1916 Training 13th Oct 1916 Training 14th Oct 1916 Training 15th Oct 1916 Church Parade 16th Oct 1916 Training 17th Oct 1916 On the March 18th Oct 1916 Working Parties and Training 19th Oct 1916 Training 20th Oct 1916 Reliefs 21st Oct 1916 Artillery Active 22nd Oct 1916 Reliefs 23rd Oct 1916 Cold Weather 24th Oct 1916 Wet Weather 25th Oct 1916 Wet Weather 26th Oct 1916 Training 27th Oct 1916 Very Wet Day 28th Oct 1916 Training 29th Oct 1916 Wet Weather 30th Oct 1916 On the March 1st Nov 1916 Wet Weather 2nd Nov 1916 Reliefs 3rd Nov 1916 Artillery Active 4th Nov 1916 Artillery Active 5th Nov 1916 Artillery Active 6th Nov 1916 Working Parties 7th Nov 1916 Orders 8th Nov 1916 Fine Weather 9th Nov 1916 Training 10th Nov 1916 Training 11th Nov 1916 On the March 12th Nov 1916 Into the Trenches 13th Nov 1916 Harsh Conditions 14th Nov 1916 Attack Made 15th Nov 1916 Attack Made 16th Nov 1916 Reliefs 17th Nov 1916 On the Move 18th Nov 1916 Inspections 19th Nov 1916 Church Parade 20th Nov 1916 Inspection 21st Nov 1916 On the Move 22nd Nov 1916 Inspections 23rd Nov 1916 On the March 24th Nov 1916 Training 25th Nov 1916 On the March 26th Nov 1916 Misty 27th Nov 1916 On the March 28th Nov 1916 Training 29th Nov 1916 Training 30th Nov 1916 On the March 1st Dec 1916 Training 2nd Dec 1916 Training 3rd Dec 1916 Church Parade 4th Dec 1916 Training 5th Dec 1916 Training 6th Dec 1916 Training 7th Dec 1916 Training 8th Dec 1916 Training 9th Dec 1916 Training 10th Dec 1916 Church Parade 11th Dec 1916 Training 12th Dec 1916 Reinforcements 13th Dec 1916 Training 14th Dec 1916 Training 15th Dec 1916 Training 16th Dec 1916 Change of Billets 17th Dec 1916 Church Parade 18th Dec 1916 Training 19th Dec 1916 Training 20th Dec 1916 Training 21st Dec 1916 Training 22nd Dec 1916 Training 23rd Dec 1916 Training 24th Dec 1916 Working Party 25th Dec 1916 Sports 26th Dec 1916 Training 27th Dec 1916 Training 28th Dec 1916 Training 29th Dec 1916 Training 30th Dec 1916 Training 1st Jan 1917 Training 2nd Jan 1917 Training 3rd Jan 1917 Training 4th Jan 1917 Training 5th Jan 1917 Training 6th Jan 1917 Training 8th Jan 1917 Training 9th Jan 1917 On the March 10th Jan 1917 At Rest 11th Jan 1917 On the March 12th Jan 1917 On the March 13th Jan 1917 On the March 14th Jan 1917 Training 15th Jan 1917 Training 16th Jan 1917 Snow 17th Jan 1917 Training 18th Jan 1917 Inspection 19th Jan 1917 On the March   20th Jan 1917 Working Parties   21st Jan 1917 Working Parties   22nd Jan 1917 Working Party   23rd Jan 1917 Working Parties   24th Jan 1917 Huts   25th Jan 1917 Working Parties   26th Jan 1917 Reliefs Complete 27th Jan 1917 Quiet 28th Jan 1917 Quiet 29th Jan 1917 Holding the Line 30th Jan 1917 Quiet 31st Jan 1917 In the Trenches 1st Feb 1917 Reliefs 2nd Feb 1917 Working Parties 3rd Feb 1917 Working Parties 4th Feb 1917 Working Parties 5th Feb 1917 Trench Raid 6th Feb 1917 Working Parties 7th Feb 1917 Working Parties 8th Feb 1917 Working Parties 9th Feb 1917 Working Parties 10th Feb 1917 Working Parties 11th Feb 1917 Working Parties 12th Feb 1917 Working Parties 13th Feb 1917 Working Parties 14th Feb 1917 On the March   15th Feb 1917 Reliefs 16th Feb 1917 Into Position   17th Feb 1917 Attack Made 18th Feb 1917 Reliefs 19th Feb 1917 Working Party 20th Feb 1917 Working Party 21st Feb 1917 Working Party 22nd Feb 1917 Working Party 23rd Feb 1917 Working Party 24th Feb 1917 Change of Billets   25th Feb 1917 Working Party   26th Feb 1917 Ready to Move   27th Feb 1917 New Camp   28th Feb 1917 Working Parties and Training   1st Mar 1917 Working Parties and Training   2nd Mar 1917 Training   3rd Mar 1917 Reliefs 4th Mar 1917 Enemy Wire 5th Mar 1917 Reliefs 6th Mar 1917 Working Party 7th Mar 1917 Working Party 8th Mar 1917 Working Party 9th Mar 1917 Preparations 10th Mar 1917 Attack Made 11th Mar 1917 Patrols 12th Mar 1917 In Billets 13th Mar 1917 Baths 14th Mar 1917 Baths 15th Mar 1917 On the March   16th Mar 1917 On the March   17th Mar 1917 Fine Weather   18th Mar 1917 On the March   19th Mar 1917 Working Parties   20th Mar 1917 Wet Weather 21st Mar 1917 Baths 22nd Mar 1917 Training 23rd Mar 1917 Training 24th Mar 1917 Training 25th Mar 1917 On the March 26th Mar 1917 On the March 27th Mar 1917 On the March 28th Mar 1917 On the March 29th Mar 1917 At Rest 30th Mar 1917 On the March 31st Mar 1917 Training 1st Apr 1917 Church Parade 2nd Apr 1917 Snow 3rd Apr 1917 Snow 4th Apr 1917 Training 5th Apr 1917 Reinforcements 6th Apr 1917 Awards 7th Apr 1917 On the March 8th Apr 1917 Church Parade 9th Apr 1917 Training 10th Apr 1917 On the March 11th Apr 1917 Reliefs Complete 12th Apr 1917 Burying Parties 13th Apr 1917 Working Parties 14th Apr 1917 Reliefs 15th Apr 1917 Shelling 16th Apr 1917 Shelling 17th Apr 1917 Salvage 18th Apr 1917 On the March 19th Apr 1917 In Camp 20th Apr 1917 Working Parties 21st Apr 1917 Working Parties 22nd Apr 1917 Working Parties 23nd Apr 1917 Reliefs 24th Apr 1917 Reliefs 25th Apr 1917 Shelling 26th Apr 1917 Reliefs Complete   27th Apr 1917 At Rest   28th Apr 1917 Attack Made   29th Apr 1917 In Action   30th Apr 1917 At Rest 1st May 1917 Reorganisation 1st Jun 1917 Working Party   2nd May 1917 Hot Day 3rd May 1917 New CO 4th May 1917 In Camp 5th May 1917 Baths 6th May 1917 On the March 7th May 1917 Reinforcements 8th May 1917 Training 9th May 1917 Training 10th May 1917 On the March 11th May 1917 On the March 12th May 1917 Training 13th May 1917 Sports 14th May 1917 Working Parties 15th May 1917 Working Parties 16th May 1917 Working Parties 17th May 1917 Working Parties 18th May 1917 Working Parties 19th May 1917 Working Parties 20th May 1917 Sports 21st May 1917 Working Parties and Training 22nd May 1917 Working Parties and Training 23rd May 1917 Reliefs   24th May 1917 Working Parties   25th May 1917 Working Parties   26th May 1917 Working Parties   27th May 1917 Working Parties   28th May 1917 Working Parties   29th May 1917 Reliefs   30th May 1917 Sports 31st May 1917 Reliefs   1st Jun 1917 Working Parties 2nd Jun 1917 Working Parties 3rd Jun 1917 Trench Work 4th Jun 1917 Reliefs 5th Jun 1917 Shelling 6th Jun 1917 Thunder Storm 7th Jun 1917 Intermittent Shelling 8th Jun 1917 Reliefs   9th Jun 1917 Working Parties   10th Jun 1917 Working Parties   11th Jun 1917 Reliefs   12th Jun 1917 Horse Show 13th Jun 1917 Reliefs   14th Jun 1917 Working Parties   15th Jun 1917 Training   16th Jun 1917 Working Parties & Training   17th Jun 1917 Working Parties   18th Jun 1917 In Camp   19th Jun 1917 On the Move 20th Jun 1917 Move 21st Jun 1917 Reliefs 22nd Jun 1917 In Reserve 23rd Jun 1917 Sport 24th Jun 1917 Sports 25th Jun 1917 Sports 26th Jun 1917 Sports 27th Jun 1917 Reliefs 28th Jun 1917 Gas Shells 29th Jun 1917 Award 30th Jun 1917 Quiet 1st Jul 1917 Artillery Active 2nd Jul 1917 Enemy Active 3rd Jul 1917 Relief Complete   4th Jul 1917 Working Parties   5th Jul 1917 Working Parties   6th Jul 1917 Shelling   7th Jul 1917 Working Parties   8th Jul 1917 Working Parties   9th Jul 1917 Reliefs 10th Jul 1917 Quiet 11th Jul 1917 Quiet 12th Jul 1917 Gas Shells 13th Jul 1917 Machine Guns 14th Jul 1917 Thunder Storm 15th Jul 1917 Reliefs   16th Jul 1917 Training   17th Jul 1917 Shelling   18th Jul 1917 Training   19th Jul 1917 Competition 20th Jul 1917 Boxing 21st Jul 1917 Reliefs 22nd Jul 1917 Hot Day 23rd Jul 1917 Raid 24th Jul 1917 Quiet 25th Jul 1917 Thunder Storm 26th Jul 1917 Shelling 27th Jul 1917 Reliefs   28th Jul 1917 Working Party   29th Jul 1917 Working Party   30th Jul 1917 Working Party   31st Jul 1917 Shelling   1st Aug 1917 Wet Weather   2nd Aug 1917 Reliefs   3rd Aug 1917 Trench Work 4th Aug 1917 Trench Raid   5th Aug 1917 Recce   6th Aug 1917 Shelling 7th Aug 1917 Gas 8th Aug 1917 Reliefs   9th Aug 1917 Enemy Aircraft 10th Aug 1917 Working Parties and Training 11th Aug 1917 Working Parties and Training 12th Aug 1917 Musketry 13th Aug 1917 Working Parties and Training 14th Aug 1917 Reliefs 15th Aug 1917 Gas 16th Aug 1917 Shelling 17th Aug 1917 Patrol   18th Aug 1917 Grenade 19th Aug 1917 Sniper 20th Aug 1917 Reliefs 21st Aug 1917 Funeral   22nd Aug 1917 Baths   23rd Aug 1917 Thunder Storm 24th Aug 1917 Orders 25th Aug 1917 Quiet 26th Aug 1917 Reliefs   27th Aug 1917 Innoculations   28th Aug 1917 Lecture   29th Aug 1917 Training   30th Aug 1917 Musketry   31st Aug 1917 Route March   1st Sep 1917 Sports   2nd Sep 1917 Sports   3rd Sep 1917 Innoculations   4th Sep 1917 Training   5th Sep 1917 Recce   6th Sep 1917 Competition   7th Sep 1917 Reliefs   8th Sep 1917 Instruction 9th Sep 1917 Gas Shells 10th Sep 1917 Raid   11th Sep 1917 Shelling 12th Sep 1917 Shelling 13th Sep 1917 Gas   14th Sep 1917 Baths 15th Sep 1917 Training 16th Sep 1917 Football 17th Sep 1917 Working Parties & Training 18th Sep 1917 Reliefs   19th Sep 1917 Baths   20th Sep 1917 Reliefs   21st Sep 1917 Shelling 22nd Sep 1917 Shelling 23rd Sep 1917 Quiet 24th Sep 1917 Raid 25th Sep 1917 Artillery Active 26th Sep 1917 Gas 27th Sep 1917 Gas 28th Sep 1917 Gas 29th Sep 1917 Reliefs Completed 30th Sep 1917 Shelling 1st Oct 1917 In Support 2nd Oct 1917 Gas Shells   3rd Oct 1917 Quiet 4th Oct 1917 Gas 5th Oct 1917 Reliefs 6th Oct 1917 On the March 7th Oct 1917 Reorganisation 8th Oct 1917 Training 9th Oct 1917 Training 10th Oct 1917 Training 11th Oct 1917 Conference 12th Oct 1917 Training 13th Oct 1917 Competition 14th Oct 1917 Competition 15th Oct 1917 Inspection 16th Oct 1917 Gymkhana 17th Oct 1917 Training 18th Oct 1917 Route March 19th Oct 1917 Training 20th Oct 1917 Training 21st Oct 1917 Football 22nd Oct 1917 Training & Baths 23rd Oct 1917 Wet Weather 24th Oct 1917 Training 25th Oct 1917 Exercise 26th Oct 1917 Wet Weather 27th Oct 1917 Training & Sports 28th Oct 1917 Church Parade 29th Oct 1917 Training 30th Oct 1917 Training 31st Oct 1917 Training 1st Nov 1917 Training 2nd Nov 1917 Orders 3rd Nov 1917 Football 4th Nov 1917 Football 5th Nov 1917 On the March 6th Nov 1917 On the March 7th Nov 1917 On the March 8th Nov 1917 On the March 9th Nov 1917 In Billets 10th Nov 1917 Training & Football 11th Nov 1917 Heavy Rain 12th Nov 1917 New MO Arrives 13th Nov 1917 Baths 14th Nov 1917 Training 15th Nov 1917 Training & Sports 16th Nov 1917 Training 17th Nov 1917 Training & Football 18th Nov 1917 Church Parade 19th Nov 1917 Training & Football 20th Nov 1917 Baths 21st Nov 1917 Transfers 22nd Nov 1917 Orders 23rd Nov 1917 On the Move 24th Nov 1917 On the Move 25th Nov 1917 On the March   26th Nov 1917 Reliefs   27th Nov 1917 Attack Made   27th Nov 1917 Intermittent Shelling   29th Nov 1917 Attack Made   30th Nov 1917 In Action   1st Dec 1917 Reliefs   2nd Dec 1917 Attack Made   3rd Dec 1917 Shelling   4th Dec 1917 Withdrawal   5th Dec 1917 At Rest 6th Dec 1917 Working Parties 7th Dec 1917 Working Parties 8th Dec 1917 Working Parties 9th Dec 1917 Working Parties 10th Dec 1917 Orders 11th Dec 1917 Reliefs 12th Dec 1917 In the Line 13th Dec 1917 Reliefs   14th Dec 1917 Baths   15th Dec 1917 Working Parties   16th Dec 1917 Working Parties   17th Dec 1917 Reliefs   18th Dec 1917 Trench Work   19th Dec 1917 Trench Work   20th Dec 1917 Reliefs   21st Dec 1917 Snow 22nd Dec 1917 Very Cold 23rd Dec 1917 Address 24th Dec 1917 Working Parties   25th Dec 1917 Festivities 26th Dec 1917 Reliefs 27th Dec 1917 Under Shellfire 28th Dec 1917 Working Parties 29th Dec 1917 Working Parties 30th Dec 1917 Reliefs 31st Dec 1917 Trench Work 1st Jan 1918 Wiring 2nd Jan 1918 Planning 3rd Jan 1918 Attack 4th Jan 1918 Very Cold 5th Jan 1918 Training 6th Jan 1918 Church Parade 7th Jan 1918 Snow 8th Jan 1918 Hard Frost 9th Jan 1918 Leave 10th Jan 1918 Floods 11th Jan 1918 Passes 12th Jan 1918 Route March 13th Jan 1918 Football 14th Jan 1918 Training 15th Jan 1918 Very Wet Day 16th Jan 1918 Training & Baths 17th Jan 1918 Training 18th Jan 1918 Route March 19th Jan 1918 Training & Football 20th Jan 1918 Devine Services 21st Jan 1918 Divisional Races 22nd Jan 1918 Reorganisation 23rd Jan 1918 On the Move 24th Jan 1918 In Billets 25th Jan 1918 Inspection 26th Jan 1918 Reliefs 27th Jan 1918 Misty 28th Jan 1918 Observation 29th Jan 1918 Reliefs 30th Jan 1918 Salvage 31st Jan 1918 Salvage 1st Feb 1918 Thick Mist 2nd Feb 1918 Reorganisation 3rd Feb 1918 Reliefs 4th Feb 1918 Shelling 4th Feb 1918 At Rest 5th Feb 1918 Warmer 5th Feb 1918 Working Parties 6th Feb 1918 Orders 6th Feb 1918 Working Parties 7th Feb 1918 Fraternisation 7th Feb 1918 Working Parties 8th Feb 1918 Quiet 8th Feb 1918 Working Parties 9th Feb 1918 Reorganisation 9th Feb 1918 Reliefs 10th Feb 1918 Shelling 10th Feb 1918 Working Parties 11th Feb 1918 Quiet 11th Feb 1918 Working Parties 12th Feb 1918 Quiet 12th Feb 1918 Working Parties 13th Feb 1918 Some Shelling 13th Feb 1918 Working Parties 14th Feb 1918 Patrols   14th Feb 1918 Working Parties 15th Feb 1918 Artillery Active 15th Feb 1918 Reliefs 16th Feb 1918 Artillery Active 16th Feb 1918 Patrols 17th Feb 1918 Enemy Aircraft   17th Feb 1918 Patrols 18th Feb 1918 Misty   18th Feb 1918 Patrols   19th Feb 1918 Quiet   19th Feb 1918 Bombardment 20th Feb 1918 Gas Shells   20th Feb 1918 Patrols 21st Feb 1918 Reorganisation   21st Feb 1918 Reliefs 22nd Feb 1918 Patrols 22nd Feb 1918 Reliefs 23rd Feb 1918 Shelling   23rd Feb 1918 Shelling 24th Feb 1918 Shelling   24th Feb 1918 Shelling 25th Feb 1918 Shelling   25th Feb 1918 Gas Shells 26th Feb 1918 Artillery Active   26th Feb 1918 Working Parties 27th Feb 1918 Artillery Active 27th Feb 1918 Training 28th Feb 1918 Shelling   28th Feb 1918 Preparations 1st Mar 1918 Raids   1st Mar 1918 Working Parties 2nd Mar 1918 Snow 2nd Mar 1918 Working Parties 3rd Mar 1918 Patrols   4th Mar 1918 Quiet   5th Mar 1918 Patrols   5th Mar 1918 Working Parties 6th Mar 1918 Gas   6th Mar 1918 Reliefs 7th Mar 1918 Enemy Active   7th Mar 1918 Gas 8th Mar 1918 Enemy Active   8th Mar 1918 Patrols 9th Mar 1918 Mist 9th Mar 1918 Bombardment 10th Mar 1918 Enemy Active 10th Mar 1918 Raids 11th Mar 1918 Gas 11th Mar 1918 Gas Bombardment 12th Mar 1918 Gas 12th Mar 1918 Reliefs 13th Mar 1918 Raids 13th Mar 1918 Gas 14th Mar 1918 Artillery Active 14th Mar 1918 Heavy Shelling 15th Mar 1918 Intense Fire 15th Mar 1918 Attack Expected 16th Mar 1918 Trench Raid   16th Mar 1918 Attack Expected 17th Mar 1918 Patrols   17th Mar 1918 In Reserve 18th Mar 1918 Raids   18th Mar 1918 Reliefs 19th Mar 1918 Patrols 19th Mar 1918 Reliefs 20th Mar 1918 Reliefs 20th Mar 1918 At Rest 21st Mar 1918 Arrangements   21st Mar 1918 In Action   21st Mar 1918 Enemy Attack 22nd Mar 1918 Fighting Withdrawal   22nd Mar 1918 Messages 22nd Mar 1918 Heavy Shelling 23rd Mar 1918 Messages   23rd Mar 1918 Fighting Withdrawal   23rd Mar 1918 Rearguard Action 24th Mar 1918 Messages   24th Mar 1918 In Defence   24th Mar 1918 Fierce Fighting   25th Mar 1918 Fighting Withdrawal   25th Mar 1918 Fierce Attack 26th Mar 1918 Fighting Withdrawal   26th Mar 1918 Holding the Line   27th Mar 1918 In Defence   27th Mar 1918 Moves   27th Mar 1918 Into Billets 28th Mar 1918 Reorganisation   29th Mar 1918 Enemy Quieter   30th Mar 1918 Reorganisation 31st Mar 1918 Shelling 31st Mar 1918 Intermittent Shelling 1st Apr 1918 Reliefs 2nd Apr 1918 On the March 3rd Apr 1918 On the Move 4th Apr 1918 At Rest 5th Apr 1918 Training 6th Apr 1918 Reinforcements 7th Apr 1918 Reinforcements 8th Apr 1918 Orders 9th Apr 1918 On the March 10th Apr 1918 Inspections 11th Apr 1918 Orders 12th Apr 1918 Orders 13th Apr 1918 Recce 14th Apr 1918 Relief 15th Apr 1918 Patrols 16th Apr 1918 Trench Work 17th Apr 1918 Salvage 18th Apr 1918 Reliefs 19th Apr 1918 Bombardment 20th Apr 1918 Reliefs 21st Apr 1918 Trench Work 22nd Apr 1918 Quiet 23rd Apr 1918 Mist 24th Apr 1918 Gas 25th Apr 1918 Shelling 26th Apr 1918 Reliefs 27th Apr 1918 Working Parties & Baths 28th Apr 1918 Baths 29th Apr 1918 Reliefs 30th Apr 1918 Enemy Active 1st May 1918 Enemy Active 2nd May 1918 Relief 3rd May 1918 Artillery Active 4th May 1918 Artillery Active 5th May 1918 Reliefs 6th May 1918 Shelling 7th May 1918 Shelling   8th May 1918 Reliefs 9th May 1918 Trench Raid 10th May 1918 Fighting Patrol 11th May 1918 Patrol 12th May 1918 Reliefs 13th May 1918 In Billets 14th May 1918 Training 15th May 1918 Inspection 16th May 1918 Inspection 17th May 1918 Training 18th May 1918 Training 19th May 1918 Hot Day 20th May 1918 Training 21st May 1918 Training 22nd May 1918 Training 23rd May 1918 Inspection 24th May 1918 Training 25th May 1918 Training 26th May 1918 Church Parade 27th May 1918 Sports 28th May 1918 Training 29th May 1918 Training 30th May 1918 Sports 31st May 1918 Training 1st Jun 1918 Training   2nd Jun 1918 Church Parade 3rd Jun 1918 Training & Baths 4th Jun 1918 Training & Baths 5th Jun 1918 Recce 6th Jun 1918 Training 7th Jun 1918 Reliefs 8th Jun 1918 Reliefs Complete   9th Jun 1918 Artillery in Action   10th Jun 1918 Shelling   11th Jun 1918 Quiet   12th Jun 1918 Quiet   13th Jun 1918 Reliefs   14th Jun 1918 At Rest   15th Jun 1918 Baths   16th Jun 1918 Reliefs 17th Jun 1918 Quiet 18th Jun 1918 Quiet 19th Jun 1918 Artillery Active 20th Jun 1918 Shelling 21st Jun 1918 Shelling 22nd Jun 1918 Reliefs 23rd Jun 1918 Cold Day 24th Jun 1918 Reorganisation 25th Jun 1918 Reliefs 26th Jun 1918 Quiet 27th Jun 1918 Quiet 28th Jun 1918 Patrols 29th Jun 1918 Quiet 30th Jun 1918 Reliefs 1st Jul 1918 In Reserve 2nd Jul 1918 In Reserve 3rd Jul 1918 In Reserve 4th Jul 1918 In Reserve 5th Jul 1918 Reliefs 6th Jul 1918 Quiet 7th Jul 1918 Aircraft Active 8th Jul 1918 Quiet 9th Jul 1918 Enemy Aircraft 10th Jul 1918 Shelling 11th Jul 1918 Enemy Aircraft 12th Jul 1918 Aircraft Active 13th Jul 1918 Aircraft Active 14th Jul 1918 Trench Raid 15th Jul 1918 Reliefs 16th Jul 1918 Training 17th Jul 1918 Training 18th Jul 1918 Training 19th Jul 1918 Training 20th Jul 1918 Reliefs 21st Jul 1918 Quiet 22nd Jul 1918 Reinforcements 23rd Jul 1918 Trench Raid 24th Jul 1918 Quiet 25th Jul 1918 Quiet 26th Jul 1918 Quiet 27th Jul 1918 Aircraft Active 28th Jul 1918 Quiet 29th Jul 1918 Artillery Active 30th Jul 1918 Reliefs 31st Jul 1918 Quiet 1st Aug 1918 Baths 3rd Aug 1918 Shelling 4th Aug 1918 Reliefs 5th Aug 1918 Reliefs   6th Aug 1918 Wet Day   7th Aug 1918 Quiet   8th Aug 1918 Reliefs   9th Aug 1918 Quiet   10th Aug 1918 Quiet   11th Aug 1918 Enemy Aircraft   12th Aug 1918 Reliefs   13th Aug 1918 Gas Shells 14th Aug 1918 Raid 15th Aug 1918 Quiet 16th Aug 1918 Reliefs 17th Aug 1918 In Billets 18th Aug 1918 Orders 19th Aug 1918 Training 20th Aug 1918 On the Move 21st Aug 1918 Attack Made   22nd Aug 1918 Reliefs 23rd Aug 1918 Attack Made   24th Aug 1918 In Action   25th Aug 1918 On the March 26th Aug 1918 Refitting 27th Aug 1918 At Rest 28th Aug 1918 At Rest 29th Aug 1918 Training 30th Aug 1918 Training 31st Aug 1918 Training & Baths 1st Sep 1918 Orders 2nd Sep 1918 Orders   3rd Sep 1918 Attack Made   4th Sep 1918 Advance   5th Sep 1918 Patrol   6th Sep 1918 Artillery Active   7th Sep 1918 Counter Attacks   8th Sep 1918 Reliefs   9th Sep 1918 At Rest   10th Sep 1918 At Rest   11th Sep 1918 Wet Weather   12th Sep 1918 Baths   13th Sep 1918 Training   14th Sep 1918 Training   15th Sep 1918 Quiet   16th Sep 1918 Into Reserve   17th Sep 1918 Training   18th Sep 1918 Training   19th Sep 1918 Training   20th Sep 1918 Training   21st Sep 1918 Training   22nd Sep 1918 Church Parade   23rd Sep 1918 Training   24th Sep 1918 Training   25th Sep 1918 Training   26th Sep 1918 On the March 27th Sep 1918 Orders   28th Sep 1918 Attack Made   29th Sep 1918 Attack Made   30th Sep 1918 Reliefs   1st Oct 1918 At Rest   2nd Oct 1918 At Rest   3rd Oct 1918 Orders   4th Oct 1918 Ready to Move   5th Oct 1918 Training   6th Oct 1918 Orders   7th Oct 1918 Into Position   8th Oct 1918 Attack Made   9th Oct 1918 Orders   10th Oct 1918 Cleaning up 11th Oct 1918 Reorganisation 12th Oct 1918 Inspection 13th Oct 1918 On the March 14th Oct 1918 Training 15th Oct 1918 Training 16th Oct 1918 Training & Football 17th Oct 1918 Training & Football 18th Oct 1918 Training & Sports 19th Oct 1918 Training & Football 20th Oct 1918 On the March 21st Oct 1918 Football 22nd Oct 1918 On the March 23rd Oct 1918 Orders   24th Oct 1918 In Action   25th Oct 1918 In Action   26th Oct 1918 Reliefs 27th Oct 1918 Reliefs 28th Oct 1918 Orders 29th Oct 1918 On the March 30th Oct 1918 Cleaning up 31st Oct 1918 Shelling 1st Nov 1918 Shelling 2nd Nov 1918 On the March 3rd Nov 1918 Orders 4th Nov 1918 Orders 5th Nov 1918 Reinforcements 6th Nov 1918 Inspection 7th Nov 1918 Training 8th Nov 1918 On the March 9th Nov 1918 Training & Football 10th Nov 1918 Football 11th Nov 1918 Football If you can provide any additional information, please add it here. Want to know more about 1st Battalion, Royal Berkshire Regiment? There are:6869 items tagged 1st Battalion, Royal Berkshire Regiment available in our Library   These include information on officers, regimental histories, letters, diary entries, personal accounts and information about actions during the Great War. Those known to have served with 1st Battalion, Royal Berkshire Regiment during the Great War 1914-1918. Alexander Frederick James. Pte (d.12th Aug 1917) Barlow Francis John. Cpl. (d.3rd May 1917) Barlow Thomas. Pte. (d.5th Nov 1918) Barnett William James. Pte. Bartlett Sidney Augustus. Pte. (d.14th Sep 1914) Beale E. John. Pte. (d.13th April 1918) Bealey Percy. Pte. (d.8th October 1918) Bowland George Henry. Pte (d.14th November 1916) Bridge Frederick Philip. Pte. (d.7th July 1915) Bygrave Arthur James. Pte. (d.23rd Aug 1918) Carter Victor Thomas C.. Pte. (d.29th May 1917) Chandler George Ernest. Pte. (d.30th July 1916) Collind Cornelius. Pte (d.26 Oct 1914) Coveney Arthur Cranley. C/Sgt (d.13th May 1915) Crabtree MM. Alfred. Pte. (d.24th Aug 1918) Guy Edmond James. L/Cpl. (d.12th March 1917) Hammond George. Pte. Hayden Albert Thomas. Pte. (d.25th May 1916) Hickmott Addison George. Pte. Hill Frederick. L/Cpl. (d.3rd May 1917) Hollis Arthur. Pte. (d.10th Oct 1918) House Albert. L/Cpl (d.27th July 1916) Huntley Thomas T.. Cpl. (d.25th Mar 1918) Kinchin Ernest James. Pte. (d.4th June 1916) Lamble Frederick. Pte. (d.30th July 1916) Lanfear Sidney. Sgt. (d.3rd Aug 1916) Lole Samuel. Pte. (d.20th August 1914) Lovell Francis. L/Sgt. (d.25th Aug 1914) Marlow George. Pte. (d.13th November 1916) Mills Sidney George. Pte (d.3rd Nov 1918) Painter Leonard Robert. Pte Parker Robert Henry. Pte. (d.30th Oct 1914) Payne Edwin Francis. Pte. (d.26th October 1914) Price Matthew. Private Prosser Alfred Sydne. Pte. (d.5th Sep 1916) Randall Charles Frank. Pte. (d.1st Nov 1914) Randall Henry John. L/Cpl. (d.3rd Jan 1916) Sambridge Alexander. Pte. (d.8th Oct 1918) Sharp Stephen. Pte. (d.3rd Dec 1914) Shears Charles Ralph. Pte. (d.16th May 1915) Sherwood Frederick. Pte. (d.30th Apr 1917) Shott DSO Henry Hammond. Capt. (d.25th August 1914) Smith John Valentine. Stanley William Charles. Pte. (d.16th May 1915) Stevens MM. Charles. A/Sjt. (d.29th Nov 1917) Streamer Charles. Pte (d.26th Aug 1914) Turner VC. Alexander Buller. 2nd Lt. (d.1st Oct 1915) Waddlington Ernest. Pte. (d.13th Nov 1918) Ward George. Pte. (d.26th Sep 1914) Whale Frederick Ernest . L/Cpl. (d.18th Nov 1916) All names on this list have been submitted by relatives, friends, neighbours and others who wish to remember them, if you have any names to add or any recollections or photos of those listed, please Add a Name to this List Records of 1st Battalion, Royal Berkshire Regiment from other sources. The Wartime Memories Project is the original WW1 and WW2 commemoration website. 1st of September 2024 marks 25 years since the launch of the Wartime Memories Project. Thanks to everyone who has supported us over this time. Want to find out more about your relative's service? Want to know what life was like during the Great War? Our Library contains many many diary entries, personal letters and other documents, most transcribed into plain text. Looking for help with Family History Research?    Please see Family History FAQ's Please note: We are unable to provide individual research. Can you help? The free to access section of The Wartime Memories Project website is run by volunteers and funded by donations from our visitors. If the information here has been helpful or you have enjoyed reaching the stories please conside making a donation, no matter how small, would be much appreciated, annually we need to raise enough funds to pay for our web hosting or this site will vanish from the web. If you enjoy this site please consider making a donation. Announcements 19th Nov 2024     Please note we currently have a massive backlog of submitted material, our volunteers are working through this as quickly as possible and all names, stories and photos will be added to the site. If you have already submitted a story to the site and your UID reference number is higher than 264989 your submission is still in the queue, please do not resubmit. Wanted: Digital copies of Group photographs, Scrapbooks, Autograph books, photo albums, newspaper clippings, letters, postcards and ephemera relating to the Great War. If you have any unwanted photographs, documents or items from the First or Second World War, please do not destroy them. The Wartime Memories Project will give them a good home and ensure that they are used for educational purposes. Please get in touch for the postal address, do not sent them to our PO Box as packages are not accepted. World War 1 One ww1 wwII greatwar great battalion regiment artillery Did you know? We also have a section on World War Two. and a Timecapsule to preserve stories from other conflicts for future generations.   L/Cpl. Edmond James Guy 1st Btn. Royal Berkshire Regiment (d.12th March 1917) Edmund Guy was killed in action on the 12th of March 1917, aged 26. Buried in Plot VI. D. 11 in the Dernancourt Communal Cemetery Extension in France, he was the son of Walter Thomas and Alice Mary Guy, of 14, Fentons Avenue, Plaistow, London. Brave soldier and beloved brother of Milly, Rose, Elsie, Lily and Gertie Still mourned by his family. He was ours. s flynn Add to this record.    John Valentine Smith 1st Btn. No 11 Platoon, D Coy. Royal Berkshire Regiment John Smith served with the 1st Royal Berkshire Regiment in WW1. Jacqueline Brock Add to this record.   Pte. Robert Henry Parker 1st Btn. Royal Berkshire Regiment (d.30th Oct 1914) My Great Uncle, Robert Henry Parker was killed in action at Zonnebeke just east of Ypres, possibly at the Battle of Geluveld. My Grandmother was his sister. He was awarded the 1914 Star with Clasp. Robert has no known grave, but is commemorated at the Menin Gate Ypres. I visited there in December 2018 to remember him. Unfortunately I have no photograph of him. Julian Sinclair Add to this record.   L/Cpl. Frederick Ernest Whale 1st Btn. Royal Berkshire Regiment (d.18th Nov 1916) Frederick Whale was my grandfather I have very little knowledge of him and I do wish I had more. I have one memory from my mother, the story is that my mother was born immediately my grandmother heard of the death of her husband. Also my mother was named after the battle that my grandfather was killed in, and the battle was Beaumont-Hamel. Nigel Attenborough Add to this record.   L/Cpl. Frederick Hill 1st Battalion Royal Berkshire Regiment (d.3rd May 1917) Frederick Hill served during WWI and died on 3rd of May 1917. He left a young son, also called Frederick who was born on 24th April 1914. I believe he is buried in Arras Cemetery, but have been unable to find out anymore about his war record. I am sure he would have been entitled to war medals. Andrew Hill Add to this record.   Pte. Alfred Crabtree MM. A Coy. 1st Btn. Royal Berkshire Regiment (d.24th Aug 1918) Alfred Crabtree served with A Coy. 1st Royal Berkshire Regiment. Ken Tapping Add to this record.   Sgt. Sidney Lanfear 1st Btn. Royal Berkshire Regiment (d.3rd Aug 1916) Sidney Lanfear died of wounds in Red Cross Hospital Netley. He is buried at St Nicholas Church in East Challow. Anne Grantham Add to this record.   Pte. Stephen Sharp 1st Btn. Royal Berkshire Regiment (d.3rd Dec 1914) Stephen Sharp died in WW1, he was just 19 years old. He was brought back to his home with severe injuries and died on the 3rd of December 1914 which very sadly was his sister Kate's 15 birthday. Jane Parrish Add to this record.   Pte. Thomas Barlow 1st Battalion Royal Berkshire Regiment (d.5th Nov 1918) Thomas Barlow was born in February 1887 in the small downland village of West Ilsley in rural Berkshire. His father was a shepherd and in the 1901 Census he was employed as a teamster on a farm. By then the family had moved to Cholsey. Thomas signed up at Brock Barracks in Reading, for 9 years service in 1904 at the age of 18. He saw service in Ireland and India. He was placed on the Reserve in 1911. He married Edith Ellen Maskell in 1912 at the Wesleyan Chapel in Caversham and he found employment with Great Western Railway as a Lineman. They had two girls, Amy (1912) and Winifred (1916) before Britain declared war against Germany and Thomas returned to serve with the British Expeditionary Force in France from 5th of August 1914. He was wounded in May 1915 and returned home to recuperate. Whilst at home he was interviewed by the Berkshire Chronicle Newspaper of his account of service with the Royal Berkshire Regiment and it was published on 20th of August 1915. Thomas starts by saying: "We embarked at Southampton on the afternoon of August 11th, and arrived at midnight at Le Havre, where we anchored until daylight. We then proceeded up the river to Rouen, where we disembarked and marched through Rouen to a camp just above the racecourse. We had a fine reception as we went through, as I believe we were the first English regiment to pass through this town. We stayed at this camp for two days, and then took a train to a place nearer the Belgian frontier. We marched from there to Venerolles, where we had ten days of good hard field training. We thought at the time we were being hard done by, but we found out afterwards that it came in very useful to us. After the ten days at Venerolles we marched nearer to the frontier to Landrecies, where we billeted in some French barracks for the night, continuing the march to the frontier next day, which was Saturday. Early on Sunday morning we had our first bit of excitement, as we were told we had to march to a place not mentioned, and hold it at all costs." He then describes his involvement in action at various places and the exemplary behaviour of an Officer of the Regiment. The Headings for each of these places, etc, is too much to give in this article, but the headings for each bit of action are as follows, The Battle of Mons; The Retreat From Mons; The Action at Maroilles; The Coolness of Major Finch; Recovering a Gun; The German Retreat; An Unfortunate Mistake; The Incident of Metz Valley; Fighting Near Ypres; The News of the Emden; A Gallant Party; Winter Hardships; Helping the 2nd Battalion. The Article finishes with: "Shells were coming over amongst us very heavily, but our artillery were doing some marvelous work compared with the enemy. On the third day we were given our orders to get ready to make an advance. Whilst getting prepared for this I was hit by a splinter of a shell, and left for England after ten months of one of the worst wars in history." Thomas was home in England from 19th of May 1915 until 3rd of July 1918. We have no details of his life in Caversham with his wife and family, but we do know that they had one more child, a son, Thomas Richard who was born in May 1918. Without him I would not be writing this story as he was my father who saw service with Royal Air Force in WW2. Back to Thomas (Senior) he was posted to France and was serving with the London Rifle Brigade when he contracted what became known as the Spanish Flu and died in Boulogne on 5th of November 1918, aged 31, just six days before the end of the Great War. He was subsequently buried at the British Military Cemetery at Terlincthun, Wimille, near Boulogne. He was awarded the 1914 Star, The British War medal and the Allied Victory medal, affectionately known as Pip, Squeak & Wilfred. He served with the 1st Royal Berkshire Regiment, Gloucestershire Regiment and 33rd London Regiment. Add to this record.   Pte. George Hammond 1st Battalion Royal Berkshire Regiment Pte George Hammond joined the Royal Berkshire Regiment of Infantry in June 1914 shortly after his 18th birthday. A month later he was transferred to the 1st Battalion. In his civilian life he was a Porter of Fancy Leather Goods. George had originally joined the Special Reserves in February 1914 at Stratford and his medical history describes him as having a fair complexion, light brown hair and dark blue eyes. At 5' 5" tall and weighing only 108 lbs he was considered to be in fair physical shape with a fully expanded chest measurement of 33". He was based in Aldershot when war broke out and was soon sent to the front line with the British Expiditionary Force, moving to the 3rd Battalion on 8th August 1914 then back to the 1st Battalion on 4th May 1915. Just over a year later, fighting at Vimy Ridge, on 23rd of May 1916 George was seriously wounded, suffering gunshot wounds to his right knee and having to have part of his left forearm amputated before being sent back to England on the 23rd of July 1916. George spent the next year in hospital having his forearm re-amputated and operations on his right leg. Finally, fitted with an artificial limb he was discharged from the Army and released into his mothers care at 22 Every Street, Kingsland Rd, London N. At only 22 years of age George's life was over. Despite having grown to 5' 10" he now had an artificial hand and his right leg was virtually useless, wearing a caliper and a 5" high boot. Little is known of what happened next to George Hammond, but it appears he never married, and in the 1939 Register he can be found without any family and shown as a boarder in Shoreditch and described as having 'No Occupation, Disabled Ex-Soldier'. George passed away on the fifteenth of January 1947 at the age of 50 years. He had finally found work and was employed as a Time-Keeper. His death was a sad and lonely one at 79 Hows Street, Shoreditch, with Cause of Death stated as a) Pneumonia, b) Myocardial degeneration, and c) Influenza. His landlord found his body and caused it to be buried. This is my tribute to a Great Uncle I never knew and have never seen a photograph of. My Grandfather was separated from his brother and they never found one another, despite searching in the 1930's. It is thanks to DNA testing I have found my ancestor's family and feel a great sadness reading about a young man, proud to fight for his Country but ended up broken and lonely. God Rest Your Soul, Great Uncle George, not forgotten. Evelyn Threlfall Add to this record.   C/Sgt Arthur Cranley Coveney 1st Btn. Royal Berkshire Regiment (d.13th May 1915) Colour Serjeant Arthur Cranley Coveney attd. 2nd Bn.Nigeria Regiment, W.A.F.F. He was 38 when he died and is buried in the Loko Military Grave In Nigeria. S Flynn Add to this record.   Pte. Percy Bealey 1st Battalion Royal Berkshire Regiment (d.8th October 1918) My great-uncle, Percy Bealey, was killed in the Somme five weeks before the end of the war. He was only 19 years old. My father and I visited his war grave to pay our respects in 1997 at the Forenville Military Cemetery, France. Very moving. We have no details about his service record or the events that led to his death. Thank you Percy for your sacrifice. He earned both the British War and Victory Medals Add to this record.   Pte. E. John Beale 1st Btn. Royal Berkshire Regiment (d.13th April 1918) Private Beale was the husband of Mary Beale of 2 Shannon Terrace, Old Kilmainham, Dublin. He is buried in the Kilmainham (St. James) Church of Ireland Churchyard, Dublin City, Ireland. S Flynn Add to this record.   Pte. Frederick Philip Bridge 1st Btn. Royal Berkshire Regiment (d.7th July 1915) Frederick Bridge died of his wounds, aged 21, on 7th July 1915 at No 16 Stationary Hospital, Le Treport. He is buried in Le Treport Military Cemetery, France. He was the son of June Ellen Bridge Reynolds. Add to this record.   Pte Sidney George Mills 1st Btn. Royal Berkshire Regiment (d.3rd Nov 1918) Sidney Mills last resting place is Mont Huon Military Cemetery, Le Traport. Kenneth Mills Add to this record.   Pte. Victor Thomas C. Carter 1st Btn. Royal Berkshire Regiment (d.29th May 1917) Victor Carter served with the 1st Btn. Royal Berkshires. D Gibbs Add to this record.   Pte. Frederick Lamble 11th Btn. Royal Berkshire Regiment (d.30th July 1916) Frederick Lamble's grave is at the Warloy Ballion War Graves cemetery in the Somme. It was discovered and visited by his great niece on July 16th 2014. Linda Collis Add to this record.   Pte. Alfred Sydne Prosser 1st Battalion Royal Berkshire (d.5th Sep 1916) On the 5th of September 1916, during the Battle of the Somme Private Alfred Prosser had already been out on patrol, bringing back a body of a dead German officer, when he was ordered to go out again. This time the group was hit by a shell killing 5 men including Albert. He and the others are buried in the Hebuterne Communal Cemetery, France. N.W.L.Hindle Add to this record.   Pte. Alexander Sambridge 1st Btn. Royal Berkshire Regiment (d.8th Oct 1918) Alexander Sambridge (Sambidge) was my father's brother. I began researching his history in 2013 and came across a beautiful card, with French lace and embroidered lilac flowers and the sentiment "To My Dear Mother". The card reads: "I send my best wishes to you all at home and a bright and happy Xmas. Love to you all. From your loving son, Alex" Alexander is buried in Forenville Military Cemetery in Nord, France.I am very glad to have learned about my uncle's wartime service. It has allowed me to say "Thank you" to him; he was a young man with his whole life ahead of him. Lilian Reed Add to this record.   Pte. William Charles Stanley 1st Btn. Royal Berkshire Regiment (d.16th May 1915) William Stanley entered into theatre on the 23rd of November 1914 . He took part in many of the first winter actions and died in action at the Battle of Festubert near Richebourg in France. The battalion's objective on the night of the 16th/17th of May 1915 was to attack german lines, by crossing over the river Loisne to get to german trenches. His body like many others has never been found and is commemorated on a panel at Le Touret Memorial. Ed Stanley Add to this record. Recomended Reading. Available at discounted prices.

Links Suggest a link