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95th Infantry Brigade
95th Brigade was raised during the Great War as part of Lord Kitchener's New Army and served with 32nd Division. It was made up of the 14th, 15th and 16th Battalions, Royal Warwickshire Regiment and the 12th Battalion Gloucestershire Regiment. They proceeded to France in November 1915. Soon after arrival 95th Brigade transferred to 5th Division as part of a reorganisation to include experienced units alongside the newly trained battalions. The battalions of the Warwickshire Regiment moved to other brigades and the 12th Gloucesters served alongside the 1st Devons, 1st East Surreys and 1st DCLI. 95th MGC and 95th TMB joined on their formation. In late 1917 and early 1918 the Brigade served in Italy and then returned to the Western Front.
17th April 1915 5th Division Attack
3rd of December 1915 Observation Difficult
22nd Dec 1915 Orders Issued
26th of December 1915 Tit-for-Tat Shelling
28th of December 1915 Retaliatory Firing
1st of February 1916
10th of February 1916 MG Coys Join
26th of February 1916 A Conference
2nd of March 1916 New Position
4th of March 1916 Snow All Day
9th March 1916 Reliefs
13th of March 1916 False Gas Alarm
14th of March 1916 MG Coy Arrive
16th of March 1916 British Plane Shot Down
19th of March 1916 8 Hits Claimed
21st of March 1916 Very Quiet
22nd of March 1916 Local Relief
23rd of March 1916 Germans Fire "Jam Tins"
26th of March 1916 Rain and Sleet
5th of April 1916 TMs Active
6th of April 1916 Hazy Day
13th of April 1916 Brigade Relief
14th of April 1916 MGs Relieved
25th of April 1916 TMs Active
2nd of May 1916 Reliefs
3rd May 1916 Arrival
4th of May 1916 Shelling
4th May 1916 Reliefs
5th May 1916 Reliefs
15th of May 1916 Active Sniping
4th of June 1916 Germans Raid Trenches
26th of June 1916 Taking Over the Line
27th of June 1916 More Movements
2nd of July 1916 New Orders
7th of July 1916 On the Move Again
14th of July 1916 March is Continued
15th of July 1916 Orders
16th of July 1916 More Marching
17th of July 1916 On the Move
17th July 1916 On the March
19th of July 1916 Relief Carried Out
20th Jul 1916 Attack Made
20th of July 1916 Positions of Units
21st Jul 1916 Attack Made
21st of July 1916 Enemy Takes High Wood
22nd of July 1916 Front Adjustment Completed
22nd July 1916 Attacks Made
23rd Jul 1916 Digging in
23rd of July 1916 Longueval Attack Report
24th of July 1916 Reliefs
25th of July 1916 Enemy Advances
26th of July 1916 A Combined Offensive
27th of July 1916 Gas Shell Attack
28th of July 1916 Not Much Change
29th of July 1916 Quiet Situation
30th of July 1916 Artillery Active
2nd of August 1916 A Relief and a Move
5th of August 1916 Divisional Dispositions
21st of August 1916 Training
24th of August 1916 On the Move
25th of August 1916 Warning Order Issued
26th of August 1916 Into Action
26th August 1916 At 0930 hours we marched to bivouac N.W. of Bronfay Farm, relieving 15th Sherwood Foresters ( 35th Div. )
27th of August 1916 Divisional Dispositions
27th August 1916 Officers reconnoitred the line
28th of August 1916 Hostile Fire
30th of August 1916 Enemy Artillery Active
31st of August 1916 Warning Order Issued
1st of September 1916 Enemy SOS
2nd September 1916 Found working parties of 600 O.R. and 10 Officers.
2nd September 1916 Orders
3rd Sep 1916 In Action
3rd September 1916 At 1400 hours The Battalion moved to Casement Trench.
4th Sep 1916 In Action
4th of September 1916 Units Mixed Up
4th September 1916 Handwritten Order from sender No. BMa58
4th September 1916 Handwritten Order 1650 hours from sender No. CP1 to FAN
4th September 1916 At 1230 hours came under orders of 15th Inf. Bde.
5th Sep 1916 In Action
5th of September 1916 Farm Captured
6th of September 1916 Wood Cleared
7th of September 1916 Reliefs
8th of September 1916 Prepare to Move
17th of September 1916 Warning Order Received
18th of September 1916 Brigade Dispositions
19th of September 1916 In the Front Line
20th of September 1916 Artillery Active
21st of September 1916 Situation Normal
22nd of September 1916 Dispositions
23rd of September 1916 Reliefs
23rd September 1916 Operational Order No. 50.
24th of September 1916 Foggy Night
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
26th of September 1916 Reliefs
27th of September 1916 Division Moves
28th of September 1916 Heavy Showers
29th of September 1916 Entraining
30th of September 1916 Dispositions
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
8th of October 1916 Front Changed
13th of October 1916 Reliefs
31st of October 1916 Distribution
22nd of November 1916 Enemy Unusually Quiet
24th of November 1916 Artillery and TMs Active
26th November 1916 Shared Billeting Area
30th of November 1916 Enemy Baling Out
2nd of December 1916 Raiding Party Fails
4th of December 1916 German Trenches Damaged
5th Dec 1916 Reliefs
5th December 1916 Reliefs
6th of December 1916 Working Parties Dispersed
10th of December 1916 Working Parties Dispersed
14th of December 1916 A Combined Shoot
16th of December 1916 Enemy Very Quiet
20th of December 1916 German TMs Active
21st of December 1916 Ferme Cour d'Avoue Shelled
22nd of December 1916 Quiet Day
24th of December 1916 Germans Very Active
26th of December 1916 Guns Active
28th Dec 1916 Reliefs
29th Dec 1916 Billets
29th of December 1916 Artillery Quieter
5th of January 1917 Aeroplanes Active
6th of January 1917 German Guns Quiet
9th of January 1917 Spotted Dog Shelled
13th of January 1917 Retaliation "Feeble"
17th of January 1917 Guns Active
20th of January 1917 Active Artillery
21st of January 1917 Our TMs Active
22nd Jan 1917 Reliefs
22nd January 1917 Relief Complete
26th of January 1917 TMs Busy
30th of January 1917 Hostile TMs Busy
1st of February 1917 Balloon Spotted
3rd of February 1917 Artillery Active
6th of February 1917 Fairly Quiet
7th of February 1917 Feeble Retaliation
9th of February 1917 Little TM Retaliation
12th of February 1917 Artillery Quiet
15th of February 1917 Enemy TMs Fall Short
17th of February 1917 TMs Quiet
19th of February 1917 Our Guns Active
21st of February 1917 Our Guns Active
23rd of February 1917 Relief Ordered
28th of February 1917 Artillery Quiet
1st Mar 1917 Relief
1st of March 1917 POWs Taken
1st March 1917 Reliefs
2nd Mar 1917 Carrying Parties
3rd Mar 1917 Carrying Parties
4th Mar 1917 In Reserve
4th of March 1917 Damage Caused by Heavies
5th of March 1917 Relief Arranged
6th of March 1917 Brigades Attached
8th of March 1917 Divisional Relief
9th of March 1917 TMs Very Active
11th of March 1917 Auchy Heavily Shelled
14th of March 1917 Pekin Trench Hit
15th of March 1917 Brigade Relief
17th of March 1917 Relief Completed
18th of March 1917 Front Handed Over
20th of March 1917 Composite Division Formed
24th of March 1917 Pioneers On the Move
27th of March 1917 In Corps Reserve
1st of April 1917 Training
2nd of April 1917 Positions
4th of April 1917 Orders for Moves
5th of April 1917 Z Day Postponed
6th of April 1917 Orders Received
8th of April 1917 HQ Moves
9th of April 1917 At the Ready
11th of April 1917 Dispositions
12th of April 1917 Orders and Reliefs
13th of April 1917 A Push Forward
14th of April 1917 Orders to Move
14th April 1917 Advance
16th of April 1917 Heavies Bombard Wire
18th of April 1917 Divisional Front Readjusted
20th of April 1917 Orders to Attack
20th April 1917 Working Party
21st of April 1917 Operations Postponed
22nd of April 1917 Warning Order Received
22nd April 1917 Operational Orders
23rd of April 1917 Reliefs Complete
24th of April 1917 35 Minute Bombardment
25th of April 1917 Canadians Take Over Front
27th of April 1917 Rest and Training
28th of April 1917 Rest and Training
1st of May 1917 Warning of Relief
2nd of May 1917 13th Inf Bde Moves
3rd of May 1917 95th Inf Bde Moves
4th of May 1917 Relief Completed
5th of May 1917 Wood Shelled
6th of May 1917 Enemy Guns Active
7th of May 1917 Left Brigade Shelled
8th May 1917 Enemy Attack
8th of May 1917 Orders to Attack
8th May 1917 Operation 8th/9th May 1917.
8th May 1917 In Action
9th May 1917 Reliefs
9th of May 1917 No Further Advance
10th of May 1917 Enemy Concentration Reported
11th of May 1917 Enemy Guns Active
12th of May 1917 Bailleul Shelled
13th of May 1917 Front Line Shelled
15th of May 1917 Very Quiet Day
17th of May 1917 A Surprise Attack
20th of May 1917 Guns Active
21st of May 1917 Quiet Night
22nd of May 1917 Quiet Day
24th of May 1917 Relief Completed
26th of May 1917 Quiet Day
27th of May 1917 Work
28th of May 1917 Work
29th of May 1917 Work
30th May 1917 Work
31st May 1917 Work and Training
1st of June 1917 Work and Training
2nd of June 1917
9th of June 1917 A Relief
10th of June 1917 Minor Op Planned
12th of June 1917 Relief
13th of June 1917 Work and Training
14th of June 1917 Relief
15th of June 1917 Relief Completed
16th June 1917 Quiet Night
16th June 1917 Relieved 15th Royal Warwicks in Brigade Support, in Oppy Wood sector.
17th of June 1917 Quiet Day
18th of June 1917 Aircraft Active
19th of June 1917 Quiet Day
21st of June 1917 Brigade Relief Completed
26th of June 1917 Quiet Day
28th of June 1917 Successful Operation
29th of June 1917 Consolidating Gains
1st of July 1917 Front Line Adjusted
4th Jul 1917 Reliefs
5th Jul 1917 Working Parties
5th of July 1917 Our Trenches Damaged
6th Jul 1917 Reinforcements
6th of July 1917 A Brigade Relief
7th Jul 1917 Working Parties
8th Jul 1917 Working Parties
9th Jul 1917 Reliefs
10th of July 1917 A Raid Ordered
12th of July 1917 Back Areas Shelled
13th of July 1917 Front Extended
17th of July 1917 Quiet Time
18th of July 1917 Direct Hits Made
19th of July 1917 Situation Quiet
21st of July 1917 Back Areas Shelled
23rd of July 1917 Minenwerfer Active
26th of July 1917 Very Quiet
27th of July 1917 Gas Attack
28th July 1917 Relief in daylight.
29th of July 1917 Brigade Relief
1st of August 1917 MG Activity
3rd of August 1917 Snipers Active
4th of August 1917 Hostile Shelling
6th of August 1917 Gas Used
7th of August 1917 A German Raid
9th August 1917 Reliefs
10th of August 1917 Mostly Quiet
13th of August 1917 Two Minute Barrage
16th of August 1917 MGs Active
17th of August 1917 German Relief Hit
19th of August 1917 Gas Drums Plan
19th August 1918 Instructions No.2
21st of August 1917 TMs Silenced
22nd of August 1917 Railway Shelled
25th of August 1917 TMs Hit Oppy Wood
27th of August 1917 Quiet Time
29th of August 1917 Normal Fire
30th of August 1917 Gas Projected
31st August 1917 Quiet Time
2nd of September 1917 Hostile MG Activity
3rd of September 1917 Quiet
5th of September 1917 Brigades on the March
6th of September 1917 Gas Shelling
7th of September 1917 Training
8th of September 1917 95th Brigade Moves
9th of October 1917 Hostile Guns Active
9th of September 1917 Training Continues
10th of September 1917 Division to Move
11th of September 1917 Artillery Marches
20th September 1917 Operational Order 131
21st of September 1917 Practice Attack
27th of September 1917 Orders Received
28th of September 1917 On the Move
30th of September 1917 Reliefs
1st of October 1917 Orders to Attack
2nd of October 1917 Heavy Shelling
3rd of October 1917 More Heavy Shelling
4th of October 1917 Attack Launched
4th October 1917 At Bedford House in Divisional Reserve to 95th and 13th Brigades.
5th of October 1917 Quieter Night
7th of October 1917 Enemy Driven Off
10th of October 1917 "Intense Barrage" Endured
11th of October 1917 Snipers Active
12th of October 1917 Relief Completed
14th of October 1917 Training
17th of October 1917 Training
18th of October 1917 Training
21st of October 1917 Offensive to be Resumed
25th of October 1917 Incessant Shelling
25th October 1917 Battalion moved to Bedford House in Divisional Reserve.
26th of October 1917 Intermittent Shelling
27th of October 1917 Quiet Time
28th of October 1917 Enemy Guns "Above Normal"
29th of October 1917 A Relief
30th of October 1917 Gas Shells
2nd of November 1917 Gas Shelling
3rd of November 1917 Enemy Fire
4th of November 1917 Heavy shelling
5th of November 1917 An Attempted Raid
6th of November 1917 Attack Launched
8th of November 1917 Fairly Quiet
11th of November 1917 Quiet Time
14th of November 1917 95th Brigade Entrain
18th of November 1917 121st Battery Moves
19th of November 1917 Pioneers Move
23rd of November 1917 Division Ordered to Move
25th of November 1917 Pioneers Return
26th of November 1917 HQ Closes and Re-opens
27th of November 1917 Entraining for Italy
28th of November 1917 Entraining for Italy
25th Mar 1918 Reorganisation
25th Mar 1918 Appointments
9th of April 1918 Orders
10th of April 1918 Relief Postponed
11th of April 1918 Movement Details
12th of April 1918 Attack Ordered
13th of April 1918 Enemy Attacks
13th April 1918 The morning was spent digging shelter trenches around Croix Marraisse.
13th April 1918 Dumped Personnel
14th of April 1918 Attacks and Counter-Attacks
15th of April 1918 Another Enemy Attack
16th of April 1918 Situation Quiet
16th April 1918 Operational Order 25.
17th of April 1918 A Relief and a Barrage
18th of April 1918 Artillery Active
19th of April 1918 A Raiding Party
21st of April 1918 Gas Attack Expected
22nd of April 1918 A Gas Attack
23rd of April 1918 Constant Shelling
25th of April 1918 Division Attacks
25th April 1918 Battalion H.Q. again shelled with 5.9", no harm done.
26th Apr 1918 Dispositions of Machine Guns
26th Apr 1918 Gun Positions
27th of April 1918 Artillery Active
27th Apr 1918 Transport
28th of April 1918 Artillery Quieter
30th of April 1918 Artillery Very Active
2nd of May 1918 Enemy Guns Active
3rd of May 1918 Enemy Artillery Active
4th of May 1918 Situation Quiet
7th of May 1918 Some Gas Shelling
8th of May 1918 Quiet Night
9th of May 1918 Enemy Guns Quiet
10th of May 1918 Gas Shells Used
14th of May 1918 Enemy Raid Fails
15th of May 1918 Our Heavies Busy
17th of May 1918 Active Artillery
18th of May 1918 EAs Active
19th of May 1918 Quiet Front
20th of May 1918 British Attack Success
21st of May 1918 German Attack Fails
22nd of May 1918 Enemy Active
23rd of May 1918 Quiet Night
26th of May 1918 Quiet Night
30th of May 1918 A Relief
5th of June 1918 Brigade Relief
11th of June 1918 2 POWs Taken
13th of June 1918 Brigade Relief Completed
15th of June 1918 Operation Proposed
16th of June 1918 Quiet Night
19th of June 1918 Operation Postponed
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
2nd of July 1918 Artillery Active
5th of July 1918 Relief Completed
7th of July 1918 Gas Shelling
12th of July 1918 Back Areas Bombed
15th of July 1918 Slight Shelling
18th of July 1918 Our Guns Active
22nd of July 1918 Quiet Time
24th of July 1918 Relief Completed
28th of July 1918 Quiet
31st of July 1918 Relief Completed
3rd of August 1918 Orders Issued
4th of August 1918 Divisional Relief Ordered
5th of August 1918 Quiet Day
9th of August 1918 Training
10th of August 1918 Training
13th of August 1918 Entraining Commenced
15th of August 1918 Training
18th of August 1918 On the Move
19th of August 1918 Advanced Brigades to Move
21st of August 1918 Division Advances
22nd of August 1918 A New Objective
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
28th August 1918 Report on Operations with 4th Corps.
29th of August 1918 Enemy Evacuate Town
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
12th of September 1918 Training
13th of September 1918 On the Move
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
21st of September 1918 Some Shelling
22nd of September 1918 Field Guns Active
25th of September 1918 Advance Resumed
26th of September 1918 Preparing to Attack
30th of September 1918 Divisional Relief
8th of October 1918 New Area
9th of October 1918 On the Move
10th of October 1918 On the Move
12th October 1918 Operation Order No.58.
12th of October 1918 New Divisional Area
18th of October 1918 Gas Shelling
20th of October 1918
21st of October 1918
22nd of October 1918 Advance to Resume
23rd of October 1918 Heavy Bombardment
2nd of November 1918 Warning of Advance
3rd November 1918 Operational Order No.61.
4th of November 1918 Attack Continued
6th of November 1918 95th Brigade Orders
7th of November 1918 Operations Continue
10th of November 1918 Operations Continue
11th of November 1918 Armistice and a Report
13th of November 1918 Resting
22nd November 1918 Inspections of transport by B.G.C.
4th of December 1918 Orders Issued
11th of December 1918 Order for March
3rd of January 1919 Additional Areas Allotted
10th of January 1919 LocationsIf you can provide any additional information, please add it here.
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