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93rd Infantry Brigade
93rd Brigade part of Kitchener's New Army and served with 31st Division in Egypt and the Western Front.It was made up of:
- 15th (1st Leeds) Battalion, West Yorkshire Regiment
- 16th (1st Bradford) Battalion, West Yorkshire Regiment
- 18th (2nd Bradford) Battalion, West Yorkshire Regiment
- 18th (1st County of Durham) Battalion, Durham Light Infantry
- 93rd Machine Gun Company
- 93rd Trench Mortar Battery
6th Dec 1915 18th DLI sail from Liverpool
6th Mar 1916 Under Way 18th DLI report "At 5am H.T. Ivernia sailed for Marseilles from Port Said."18th DLI war diary WO95/2361/1
25th of March 1916 Hostile Aeroplanes
27th of March 1916 Eight Patrols Out
29th of March 1916 Heavy Snow
30th of March 1916 A German MG Legs It
1st Jul 1916 In Action
2nd Jul 1916 In Action At 0100. B Coy. 18th DLI moved up to the front line. (D Coy. attached to A)0330. 66 reinforcements reported at HQ and joined their Coys.
0830. 2 Platoons C Coy. in Monk with 4 MG of MG Co. and 2 MG in Dunmow.
1330. Brigade instructions to occupy front line from K.35.a.3.7 to K.29.c.80.95 with 1 Co. 4 L.G. by day, with 2 Coys 8 L.G. by night, remainder & HQ to hold north & south Monk. This completed by 2.40 pm and Brigade informed.
1500 - 1530. Special bombardment by our artillery during which 2 off. 9 OR C Coy. were wounded 1 OR C Co. killed.
1830 - 1900. Special bombardment by our artillery.
2020. Brigade informed that enemy was at ----- ----- shells ---- in North Monk. 40 wounded chiefly of 16th West Yorks were collected by C Coy. in front line.
2300. Kings Own on right of 18th DLI and wiring in front.
2306. Germans reported to be seen carrying up Gas Cylinders to front line.
2330. GOC 93 I.B. instructs 18 Btn DLI to send remainder of D Coy. back to Bus.
Late. Brigade warn 18th Btn DLI of possible gas attack, front line to hold on. 18th West Yorks to send 2 Coy’s one to North Monk, one to South Monk and 2 remaining Coy’s to move up later. 16th West Yorks to remain in Dunmow, 15th West Yorks in Maitland. Information also received that 2 Brigades of 48th Division with 3 Battalions of 29 Division will attack hostile line from River Ancre to Pt 29 at 3.30am. Artillery to bombard enemy’s line.
The National Archives 18th DLI War Diary Appx.1 WO95/2361/1
3rd Jul 1916 Shelling 0355. 18th DLI Inform Brigade of heavy shelling by enemy at 2.15am was of ---- shells.2035. Brigade instructed 18th Btn DLI to get in touch with Duke of Wellingtons Regiment of 12th Brigade, on their right at Delaunay.
The National Archives 18DLI War Diary Appx 1 WO95/2361/1
26th Aug 1916 Reliefs Trenches Festubert Sector21.00. 18th Battalion. DLI Less C Co. which remained in O.B.L right relieved 15th West Yorkshire Regiment. B Co. front line Right, D Co. front line Left. A Co. O.B.L Left. 16th West Yorks Battalion on our Left. 2nd Yorks Battalion on our Right. No casualties. Later in night 2 casualties.
18th DLI war diary WO95/2361/1
2nd of October 1916 Reconnoitring the Line
3rd of October 1916 MG Coys into the Line
4th of October 1916 Reliefs Underway
5th of October 1916 More Reliefs
23rd Oct 1916 Heavy rain. A & B Co. 18th DLI moved back into bivouac, on account of enemy shelling. Brigade HQ in Quanny was shelled, 93rd Brigade then moved to new HQ near Sailly Church.18th DLI war diary WO95/2361/1
1st June 1917 Positions
1st June 1917 Operational Order 119
1st June 1917 Positions
1st June 1917 Table B.O.O.119.
1st June 1917 Table B.O.O.119.
2nd June 1917 Training
3rd Jun 1917 On the March 18th Battalion DLI vacated billets at 2.0pm and marched to camp in G.6.a near Roclincourtm vacated by 10th East Yorkshire Regiment 93rd Bde. and takes over work on roads and Red Line from 92nd Bde.18th DLI war diary WO95/2361/1
3rd June 1917 Operational Orders
3rd June 1917 Orders
4th June 1917 Table B.O.O.121.
4th June 1917 Trench Work
4th June 1917 Operational Order 120
4th June 1917 Orders Issued
6th June 1917 Operational Order 121
7th June 1917 Orders
7th June 1917 Operational Order 122
7th June 1917 Operational Order 123
9th June 1917 Orders
9th June 1917 Operational Order 124
10th June 1917 Reliefs
11th June 1917 Diary
11th June 1917 Operational Order 125
12th June 1917 Diary
13th June 1917 Artillery Quiet
14th June 1917 Orders Issued
14th June 1917 Operational Order 126
June 15th 1917 Orders
16th June 1917 Quiet
17th June 1917 Orders Issued
17th June 1917 Operational Order 127
18th June 1917 Reliefs
18th June 1917 Operational Order 128
19th June 1917 Orders
20th June 1917 Orders Issued
20th June 1917 Table B.O.O.130.
20th June 1917 Operational Order 129
20th June 1917 Operational Order 130
21st June 1917 Artillery In Action
22nd June 1017 Heavy Shelling
22nd June 1917 Operational Order 131
23rd June 1917 Aircraft Active
24th June 1917 Bombardment
25th June 1917 Patrols
25th June 1917 Operational Order 132
25th June 1917 Operational Order 133
26th June 1917 Patrols
26th June 1917 Table B.O.O.134.
26th June 1917 Operational Order 134
26th June 1917 Operational Order 134
27th June 1917 Artillery Active
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2nd July 1917 Table B.O.O.135.
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29th July 1917 Reliefs Complete
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22nd Mar 1918 In Action
23nd Mar 1918 Reliefs
23rd Mar 1918 Orders
27th Mar 1918 In Action
31st of March 1918 Relief Completed
12th of April 1918 Enemy Advances
30th of April 1918 Reliefs and Attacks
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264984Pte. Arthur John Harper 16th (1st Bradford) Btn. West Yorkshire Regiment (d.1st Jul 1916)
Arthur Harper served with 16th Btn (1st Bradford) Btn, West Yorkshire Regiment and 93rd Coy, Machine Gun Corps.Mark Smith
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