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14th Infantry Brigade 21st of August 1913 Lecture 9th of August 1914 At Southampton 13th of August 1914 Landing in France 13th of August 1914   Landing in France 14th of August 1914 Advance Party Leave 14th Aug 1914 On the Move 15th of August 1914  Arriving Busigny 16th of August 1914 Billets Organised 16th Aug 1914 On the Move 17th of August 1914  Brigades Pass Through 18th of August 1914 15th Bde Arrives 20th of August 1914 Preparing to March 20th Aug 1914 Address 21st of August 1914 March Instructions 21st August 1914 On the Move 22nd of August 1914  On the March 23rd Aug 1914 Orders Recieved 23rd Aug 1914 Patrols 23rd of August 1914 Holding the Line 23rd Aug 1914 Into Position 24th Aug 1914 Entrenching 24th Aug 1914 Rear Guard 25th Aug 1914 In Defence 26th Aug 1914 Battle Begun 26th Aug 1914 In Action 26th Aug 1914 Orders 26th Aug 1914 Under Fire 26th of August 1914  Holding Position 26th August 1914 Orders to stand to arms 27th Aug 1914 Defensive line 27th of August 1914 Retirement in the Dark 28th Aug 1914 On the March 28th of August 1914 An Exhausting March 29th Aug 1914 Bivouack 29th of August 1914 Sleeping in the Streets 29th August 1914 March to Carlepont 30th Aug 1914 On the March 30th of August 1914 A Hot March 31st Aug 1914 On the March 31st of August 1914  Pursued by Germans 1st of September 1914 A Delayed March 2nd of September 1914 An Early March 3rd of September 1914 Across the Marne 4th of September 1914 An Easier March 5th of September 1914 March Finished 6th of September 1914 Army Advances 7th of September 1914  Another March 8th Sep 1914 In Reserve 8th of September 1914 An Early March 9th of September 1914 On the Move 9th September 1914 Advance continues 10th of September 1914 Marching 11th of September 1914 Marching 12th of September 1914 A Wet March 13th of September 1914 A Showery March 14th Sep 1914 In Action 14th of September 1914 Broken Bridges 14th September 1914 Advance continues 15th Sep 1914 In Action 15th of September 1914 An Attack Falters 15th September 1914 Attack on Chivres Spur 16th Sep 1914 On the March 16th of September 1914 Bad Roads 17th of September 1914 Artillery Reinforced 18th of September 1914 Some Enemy Firing 19th of September 1914 Trenches Fired Constantly 20th of September 1914 Sappers Make a Bridge 21st of September 1914  Missy on Fire 22nd of September 1914 Enemy Retiring? 23rd of September 1914 Heavy Shelling 24th of September 1914 Artillery Drives out Germans 25th of September 1914  Very Quiet 25th September 1914 Defences 26th of September 1914 Moves Successful 27th of September 1914 A False Alarm 28th of September 1914 Shelling 29th of September 1914 Quiet 30th of September 1914 Astride the Aisne 1st of October 1914 A Withdrawal 2nd of October 1914 Moonlit Relief 3rd of October 1914 On the March 4th of October 1914 On the March 5th of October 1914 A New HQ 6th of October 1914 Orders to Move 6th October 1914 On the March 7th of October 1914 A Train Ride 9th of October 1914 A Bus Ride 11th of October 1914 New Billets   12th of October 1914 Orders to Advance   13th of October 1914 Advance Resumed   14th of October 1914 Supporting the French   15th of October 1914 Advance Ordered to Continue   16th of October 1914 Empty German Trenches   17th of October 1914 An Advance   18th of October 1914 Advance Resumed   19th of October 1914  Slow Progress    20th Oct 1914 Davidson of the Gunners 20th of October 1914 A Fluid Front   21st of October 1914 Some Retirements   21st October 1914 Heavy fighting 22nd of October 1914 Our Line Attacked   23rd of October 1914 Withdrawing to a New Line   24th of October 1914 Germans Attack   25th of October 1914 More Attacks   26th of October 1914 Germans Repulsed   27th of October 1914 A Counter Attack   27th Oct 1914 Attack Made   28th of October 1914 Counter Attack Falters    29th of October 1914  Determined German Attack   29th October 1914 Reinforcements distributed to companies. 30th of October 1914 German Attack Fades   31st of October 1914 A Counter Attack    1st of November 1914 Dispositions   2nd of November 1914 Three Groups Organised   3rd of November 1914  Situation Report   5th of November 1914  French Attack Falters 6th of November 1914  Around Ypres 8th of November 1914 Half-hearted Attacks   14th of November 1914 Reliefs 14th November 1914 Marched to Dranoutre 15th of November 1914  2nd Corps Reorganise 16th of November 1914 Reorganisation   17th of November 1914 Relief   17th November 1914 On the March 18th of November 1914 Shell Fire 19th of November 1914 Movements    19th November 1914 Billets   20th of November 1914 Artillery in Action   22nd of November 1914 In the Line   23rd of November 1914  Germans Digging In   24th of November 1914  Our Artillery Effective   25th of November 1914  Royal Scots Shelled 25th November 1914 Trenches shelled by own guns 26th of November 1914 Quiet and Misty   26th November 1914 Counter sniping 27th of November 1914 Relief Commences   27th November 1914 Improvement of trenches 28th of November 1914  On the Move 28th November 1914 Quiet 29th of November 1914  Infantry Distribution   29th November 1914 Orders Received 2nd of December 1914  A Moonlit Night   3rd of December 1914 Instructions 4th of December 1914 Reliefs   4th of December 1914 Relief   5th of December 1914  Relief Complete    6th of December 1914 Frosty Night 7th of December 1914  Patrols Fired On 8th of December 1914 Poor Conditions 10th of December 1914 Naval Victory Cheered 11th of December 1914  Battalions Strengthened   12th of December 1914 No Incidents    13th of December 1914 Wire Cut   14th of December 1914  French on the Offensive   15th of December 1914  Operations Resumed   16th of December 1914  Instruction   17th of December 1914 Wet Weather    18th of December 1914 No Progress 19th of December 1914 Demonstration 21st of December 1914 Howitzers Silenced   22nd of December 1914  Four Germans Shot   23rd of December 1914 Frosty Night 26th of December 1914 Messines Square Targetted    27th of December 1914 Some Shelling   29th of December 1914 Report   31st of December 1914 Message   2nd of January 1915 Artillery Active    3rd of January 1915 Patrols Active 4th Jan 1915 Reliefs   4th of January 1915 Trench Work   7th of January 1915 Very Wet Weather   8th of January 1915 Trenches Damaged    10th of January 1915 Flooding and Baling   14th of January 1915 Trenches Drying Out   15th of January 1915 Germans Fire Slowly   16th of January 1915 Squally Weather   18th of January 1915 Artillery Active    19th of January 1915  Thaw Sets In   21st of January 1915 Wulverghem Shelled   22nd of January 1915 Aeroplane-Aided Shelling   26th of January 1915 Cheshire's Sniping Effective   28th of January 1915 Active Snipers    29th of January 1915  Artillery Intervenes   29th of January 1915 Message   1st of February 1915  No 7 Trench Hit 1st of February 1915 Message   4th of February 1915 Chicken Sentries 4th of February 1915  Message   6th Feb 1915 Instruction 7th of February 1915 Sectors Rearranged    10th of February 1915 Artillery Redistribution   13th of February 1915 Trenches Maintained   14th of February 1915 Germans Plan an Attack?   15th of February 1915 Heavy Rain 16th of February 1915 Baling All Night   19th of February 1915 Three Airships?   21st of February 1915 8th Howitzers Leave   22nd of February 1915 Cheering and Rockets   24th of February 1915 Snipers Checked   25th of February 1915  Trench Mortar Explodes   27th of February 1915 Message   28th of February 1915  Artillery Reorganised   1st of March 1915  Quiet   3rd of March 1915 Enemy Fire Silenced   4th of March 1915 Enemy Nervous   5th of March 1915   "Active and Nervous" Enemy    6th of March 1915  No Hostile Patrols    7th of March 1915  A Searchlight Hit    8th of March 1915  Relief   10th of March 1915 POW Taken   11th of March 1915 Mortar Shells   12th of March 1915 Operation Postponed 13th of March 1915 Booby Trap   14th of March 1915 Artillery Quiet   15th of March 1915  Active Artillery    16th March 1915  Information 16th of March 1915 No Hostile Patrols   17th of March 1915 Retaliation   18th of March 1915 Trench Mortars 18th of March 1915 Quiet Day   19th of March 1915  Patrols   20th of March 1915     21st of March 1915 Intelligence 21st of March 1915     22nd of March 1915 Quiet Night 23rd of March 1915  Quiet Day    25th of March 1915 German Guns Active 26th of March 1915 Enemy Guns Active    27th of March 1915 German Air Activity   28th of March 1915 German Guns Active   29th of March 1915 Quiet Time    30th of March 1915  Hostile MG Damaged?    31st of March 1915     31st March 1915  Working Parties   31st of March 1915 Staff 1st of April 1915 Situation Normal   1st of April 1915 Orders   2nd of April 1915 Quiet Day   4th of April 1915 A White Flag   6th of April 1915 A Hand Over   7th of April 1915 Mostly Quiet    8th of April 1915 Another Quiet Day 9th of April 1915  Quiet Day   13th of April 1915 Enemy Active   13th of April 1915 Report   15th of April 1915  Orders   16th of April 1915 Message   17th of April 1915  Mines Exploded   18th of April 1915 Action Continues   20th of April 1915 Quiet   25th of April 1915 Reliefs 26th of April 1915  Quiet Night    27th of April 1915  Reliefs   28th of April 1915  Quiet Day and Night   29th of April 1915 Very Quiet   30th of April 1915 Fairly Quiet Day    1st of May 1915 Gas Casualties   4th of May 1915 Quiet Night   5th of May 1915 A Counter Attack   8th of May 1915  Heavy Shelling   11th of May 1915   No Retirement Planned   13th of May 1915 All Quiet   14th of May 1915 Quiet and Normal   15th of May 1915 German Mining?   16th May 1915 Snipers Active   17th of May 1915 Brisk Sniping    18th of May 1915 Revenge Shelling   20th of May 1915 Gun Destroys Sap   21st of May 1915  Mining   22nd of May 1915 All Quiet   23rd of May 1915 Quiet Day   24th of May 1915 Much Shelling at Night   26th of May 1915 Quiet Day, Quieter Night   29th May 1915 Instruction   29th of May 1915  A Rumbling Explosion   30th of May 1915 Work Party Casualties   31st of May 1915 "Careful Watch" Kept   1st June 1915 Instruction 2nd June 1915 Instruction 2nd of June 1915 German Aeroplane Down   3rd June 1915 Instruction 3rd of June 1916  Quiet Day   4th of June 1915 German Work Stopped   5th of June 1915 Quiet Time   6th of June 1915  An Explosion 7th of June 1915  Quiet Time 8th of June 1915 Hot Weather 10th of June 1915 Enemy Explode Mine   11th of June 1915 Heavy Rain   13th of June 1915 Patrols Out 18th of June 1915 A Failed Test 20th of June 1915  Two Miners Killed 21st of June 1915 Situation Normal   30th of June 1915  A Reconnoitre   2nd of July 1915 A "Good Shoot" 4th July 1915    11th of July 1915  Enemy Creates Crater   14th of July 1915 Aeroplane Active   16th of July 1915 More Reliefs   17th of July 1915 Mine Explodes 19th of July 1915  Quiet Night   20th of July 1915 Mine Discovered 21st of July 1915 Relief   22nd of July 1915 Superior Sniping   23rd of July 1915 3rd Div Take Over   24th of July 1915 On the Move 25th of July 1915 New Area 26th of July 1915 Concentration Completed 27th of July 1915  An Inspection 30th of July 1915  Detrainment 1st Aug 1915 On the Move 2nd of August 1915 Trench Inspection 2nd Aug 1915 At Rest 3rd of August 1915 Batteries Move 3rd Aug 1915 Inspection 4th of August 1915  Inspections 4th Aug 1915 On the March 5th of August 1915  Quiet Day 5th Aug 1915 In Billets 7th of August 1915 Hop-Pole Mystery   7th Aug 1915 On the March 8th Aug 1915 At Rest 9th Aug 1915 Reliefs 10th of August 1915  Relief of French   13th of August 1915 Instruction   14th of August 1915 No Sausages   15th of August 1915  3 Salvos Fired   19th of August 1915 Hostile Patrol   20th of August 1915 Quiet Night   21st of August 1915 Snipers Active   22nd of August 1915 Hostile Balloons   25th of August 1915 Hostile Marsh Patrol   26th of August 1915  Reliefs   28th of August 1915 Special Service Pathans   29th of August 1915 Enemy Patrol Pursued   2nd of September 1915  Our Transport Shelled   7th of September 1915 No Incidents   9th of September 1915  Quiet Time   10th of September 1915  Enemy Hit Dummy Battery   11th of September 1915 Changes of Command   12th of September 1915  67th Brigade Under Instruction   14th of September 1915  Both Sides Retaliate   18th of September 1915 Heavy Gunfire Heard   22nd of September 1915  Bridges Guarded   27th of September 1915 Deserter Comes In   30th of September 1915 Watching the Enemy   1st of October 1915 Snipers Active   2nd of October 1915 `Shows' and Football   3rd of October 1915 Battalion Dispositions   4th of October 1915  New Biplane Spotted   6th of October 1915  Another Mine Goes Up    27th of October 1915 German Work Destroyed   27th of October 1915 Orders 30th of October 1915 Suzanne Shelled   10th of November 1915 Enemy Explode Mine   7th of December 1915 Patrols Out 20th of December 1915 Deserter Taken 26th of December 1915 Tit-for-Tat Shelling   28th of December 1915 Retaliatory Firing   1st of January 1916 Night-time Shelling 2nd of January 1916 Direct Hits   10th of January 1916  Battalion Relief   2nd Mar 1916 Reliefs   21st of March 1916 Very Quiet   4th May 1916 Reliefs   2nd July 1916 Reliefs   3rd July 1916 Moves   4th July 1916 In Reserve 9th Jul 1916 In Reserve 28th Jul 1916 Inspection 4th Oct 1916 Shoots 26th of October 1916 Orders   31st of October 1916 Orders   23rd Nov 1916 14 Brigade ordered to advance  An order is received from GOC 14 Brigade to capture point 88 and point 17, but mud and absence of artillery preparation makes the advance near impossible. 16th Btn Northumberland Fusilers suffer several casualties, most caused by "shorts" from British artillery. 2nd April 1917 Village Captured   17th April 1917 In the Line 3rd Dec 1917 Reliefs 21st Mar 1918 Gas If you can provide any additional information, please add it here. 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