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57th Infantry Brigade
Jul 1915 Training Instruction
Jul 1915 Billets
11th of August 1915 Resting
29th of August 1915 Bombs
14th of September 1915 At Rest
29th Sep 1915 Reliefs
14th Nov 1915 Trench Work
15th Nov 1915 Trench Work
16th Nov 1915 Trench Work
2nd of December 1915 Inspection and an Accident
13th of December 1915 Relief Arranged
2nd Apr 1917 Heavy Snow
14th Jun 1916 Reliefs
22nd Jul 1916 Reliefs Completed
22nd Jul 1916 Preparations
23rd Jul 1916 In Action
24th Jul 1916 Heavy Shelling
25th Jul 1916 Heavy Shelling
31st July 1916 Bivouacs in Becourt Wood
5th of August 1916
3rd of September 1916 A Gas Alarm
4th of September 1916 Casualties During Move
6th of September 1916 Germans Alert
1st Oct 1916 Orders
2nd Oct 1916 Brigades Training
3rd Oct 1916 Reliefs
4th Oct 1916 On the Move
6th Oct 1916 Orders
8th Oct 1916 Orders Issued
12th Oct 1916 Shelling
14th Oct 1916 Orders
15th Oct 1916 Orders
22nd Nov 1916 CO Visits
1st Dec 1916 Training
2nd Dec 1916 Training
15th Dec 1916 Inspection
18th Dec 1916 Inspections
21st Dec 1916 Sports Medals
22nd Dec 1916 Company Training
31st Dec 1916 Training
1st Apr 1917 Artillery Registration
3rd Apr 1917 Blizzard
4th Apr 1917 Artillery Active
5th Apr 1917 Some Shelling
6th Apr 1917 Artilery in Support
7th Apr 1917 Shelling
8th Apr 1917 Artillery Registration
9th Apr 1917 Hail Stones
22nd of May 1917 Quiet Day
31st of May 1917 Training and Congratulations
24th of June 1917 Church Parade
19th of July 1917 Congratulations
18th of September 1917 GOC's Address
19th of September 1917 Preparing for Battle
20th of September 1917 Attack on a wide front
21st of September 1917 Relief
5th of February 1918 Change of Command
15th of February 1918 New Draft Inspected
21st Mar 1918 In Action
23rd Mar 1918 In Defence
23rd Mar 1918 Heavy Fighting
24th Mar 1918 Town Lost
24th Mar 1918 Fighting Withdrawal
25th Mar 1918 Enemy Attacks
26th Mar 1918 On the March
27th Mar 1918 Enemy Push
28th Mar 1918 On the March
29th Mar 1918 On the Move
6th Apr 1918 Orders
7th Apr 1918 Orders
9th Apr 1918 In Action
9th Apr 1918 Artillery Active
10th of April 1918 Under Attack
10th Apr 1918 In Action
10th of April 1918 Into Battle
11th of April 1918 Quiet...and then...
11th Apr 1918 In Action
12th of April 1918 Enemy Advances
12th Apr 1918 Shelling
13th of April 1918 Under Heavy Attack
13th Apr 1918 In Reserve
14th of April 1918 A Counter-Attack
15th Apr 1918 Shelling
16th Apr 1918 Attack
17th Apr 1918 Attack
18th Apr 1918 Attack Held
19th Apr 1918 On the March
20th Apr 1918 On the March
21st Apr 1918 Losses
24th Apr 1918 At Rest
26th Apr 1918 Attack
27th Apr 1918 In Support
28th Apr 1918 In Camp
29th Apr 1918 In Defence
10th of May 1918 Heavy Shelling
3rd June 1918 Night Relief
9th of June 1918 Composite Brigade
9th of June 1918
23rd of June 1918 Church Parade
20th of September 1918 All Objectives Taken
18th of October 1918 RelievedIf you can provide any additional information, please add it here.
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- Evans Percy James. Pte. 5th Btn. D Coy. (d.30th July 1916)
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255273Pte. Percy James Evans 5th Btn. D Coy. South Wales Borderers (d.30th July 1916)
Percy Evans was the fifth son of 13 children to George and Fanny Evans of the Black House, Putley, Herefordshire. Four of the Evans boys enlisted for service in WW1. Percy enlisted to the South Wales Borderers at Pontypool and served in D company, 5th BattalionHe Went to France on 1st of July 1916 and was killed in action on 30th July 1916 aged 19, whilst the Battalion was under the orders of the 57th Infantry Brigade, in the area of Bazentin-le-Petit wood and Mamtez Wood. Percy has no known grave and is remembered on the Thiepval Memorial.
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