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122nd Infantry Brigade    122nd Infantry Brigade served with 41st Division on the Western front during the Great War. It was made up of: 12th (Bermondsey) Battalion, East Surrey Regiment 15th (2nd Portsmouth) Battalion, Hampshire Regiment 11th (Lewisham) Battalion, Queen's Own Royal West Kent Regiment (until March 1918) 18th (Arts and Crafts) Battalion, King's Royal Rifle Corps 122nd Machine Gun Company (May 1916 to March 1918) 122nd Trench Mortar Battery (from June 1916) 20th May 1915 122nd Brigade inspected 1st May 1916 On the Move 2nd May 1916 On the Move 3rd May 1916 On the Move 3rd May 1916 On the Move 4th May 1916 On the Move 4th May 1916 On the Move 5th May 1916 On the Move 5th May 1916 On the March   5th May 1916 On the March 6th May 1916 Inspection 7th May 1916 Demonstration   7th May 1916 Gas Helmets 8th May 1916 Concentration 8th May 1916 Inspection   8th May 1916 Instruction   9th May 1916 Orders 9th May 1916 On the March   9th May 1916 Change of Billets   10th May 1916 Orders 10th May 1916 Instruction   10th May 1916 In Billets   11th May 1916 Preparations 11th May 1916 Instruction   12th May 1916 School of Instruction 12th May 1916 Instruction   12th May 1916 Instruction   13th May 1916 Postponement 13th May 1916 Instruction   13th May 1916 Instruction   14th May 1916 Trench Raid 14th May 1916 Instruction   14th May 1916 Instruction   15th May 1916 Instruction 15th May 1916 In Billets   16th May 1916 Construction Work   17th May 1916 Gas Alert 17th May 1916 Route March   17th May 1916 Training 18th May 1916 Orders   18th May 1916 Test Alarm   18th May 1916 Training 19th May 1916 Gas Alert   19th May 1916 Training 20th May 1916 Training 21st May 1916 Instruction   21st May 1916 Training 22nd May 1916 Instruction   22nd May 1916 Training 23rd May 1916 Instruction   23rd May 1916 Training 24th May 1916 Training 25th May 1916 Training 26th May 1916 Training 27th May 1916 Gas Alert   27th May 1916 Training 28th May 1916 On the March   28th May 1916 On the March 29th May 1916 Reliefs   30th May 1916 Quiet   30th May 1916 Reliefs 31st May 1916 Quiet   31st May 1916 Machine Guns Active 1st Jun 1916 Observation Balloon   1st Jun 1916 Quiet 2nd Jun 1916 Quiet   2nd Jun 1916 Bombardment 3rd Jun 1916 Quiet   3rd Jun 1916 Artilery in Action 4th Jun 1916 Reliefs   10th Jun 1916 Working Parties   11th Jun 1916 Reliefs   12th Jun 1916 Quiet   13th Jun 1916 Quiet   14th Jun 1916 Quiet   15th Jun 1916 Quiet   16th Jun 1916 Gas Alert   17th Jun 1916 Gas Alert   18th Jun 1916 Gas Alert   21st Jun 1916 Working Parties   22nd Jun 1916 Gas Alert   23rd Jun 1916 Working Parties   24th Jun 1916 Reliefs   25th Jun 1916 Holding the Line   26th Jun 1916 Quiet   27th Jun 1916 Quiet   28th Jun 1916 Quiet   29th Jun 1916 Quiet   30th Jun 1916 Trench Raid   27th of July 1916  109th Brigade Enters the Line   14th of August 1916 Drills 1st Sep 1916 Training 2nd Sep 1916 Training 3rd Sep 1916 Training 4th Sep 1916 Training 5th Sep 1916 Transport Moves   6th Sep 1916 On the March   7th Sep 1916 Training   11th Sep 1916 On the March   13th Sep 1916 Reliefs   13th Sep 1916 Instructions   14th September 1916 123rd Infantry Brigade Order 31.   14th Sep 1916 Reliefs   14th Sep 1916 Orders   14th Sep 1916 Instructions   15th Sep 1916 Attack Made   15th Sep 1916 Orders   16th Sep 1916 Reorganisation   17th Sep 1916 Reorganisation   18th Sep 1916 Reliefs   19th September 1916 Intelligence Report   19th Sep 1916 Reorganisation   20th Sep 1916 Reorganisation   21st Sep 1916 Training   22nd Sep 1916 Training   24th Sep 1916 Training   27th Sep 1916 Training   28th Sep 1916 Bad Weather   1st Mar 1917 In Reserve 2nd Mar 1917 In Reserve 3rd Mar 1917 In Reserve 4th Mar 1917 In Reserve 5th Mar 1917 Reliefs 6th Mar 1917 Training 7th Mar 1917 Training 30th May 1917 Appendix "I" - Operational Order No. 9.   7th June 1917 At 0030 hours night of 6th - 7th the Battalion moved on to tapes laid out behind our Front Line   28th Jul 1917 Patrol   23rd Mar 1918 Hard Fighting 24th Mar 1918 In Action 25th Mar 1918 Enemy Advance 30th June 1918 Operation Order No.7.    30th June 1918 Instruction No.7. Para 2 to be read in conjunction with Operation Orders No. 7. 23rd July 1918 Relief complete 1st August 1918 Operational Order No.15. Ref.   1st August 1918 Addenda to Operational Order No. 15. 1st August 1918 Reliefs 2nd August 1918 Working parties   2nd September 1918 Inspection   3rd September 1918 Operational Order 1st October 1918 Order received at 0100 hours for Brigade to move by march route at 0700 hours to Ypres - Menin Road 2nd Oct 1918 Intensive Action 2nd of October 1918 Co-operating with 29th Div   12th October 1918 Quiet day. C.O.'s 122nd Brigade up in morning.   16th of October 1918 Across the Lys   23rd Oct 1918 Further Action   If you can provide any additional information, please add it here. Want to know more about 122nd Infantry Brigade? There are:146 items tagged 122nd Infantry Brigade available in our Library   These include information on officers, regimental histories, letters, diary entries, personal accounts and information about actions during the Great War. 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