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83rd Infantry Brigade 2nd Feb 1915 Registration   3rd Feb 1915 Shelling   4th Feb 1915 Attack Made   5th Feb 1915 Communication Issues   6th Feb 1915 Instruction 16th Feb 1915 Barrage   17th Feb 1915 Attack Made   18th of February 1915 Grenades Cause Confusion   20th of February 1915  24th Feb 1915 Artillery Support   26th Feb 1915 Reliefs   27th Feb 1915 Conference   28th Feb 1915 Shelling   2nd of March 1915  Patrols   3rd of March 1915 Enemy Fire Silenced   4th of March 1915 Enemy Nervous   5th of March 1915   "Active and Nervous" Enemy    6th Mar 1915 Instruction 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 Mar 1915 Reliefs 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 Mar 1915 Relief Complete 17th of March 1915 Retaliation   18th of March 1915 Quiet Day   19th of March 1915  Patrols   20th of March 1915     22nd of March 1915 Quiet Night 24th of March 1915 German Wire Increased   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 Orders Issued   31st of March 1915 Staff 1st of April 1915 Situation Normal   1st of April 1915 Orders   2nd of April 1915 Quiet Day   7th Apr 1915 Welsh Border Brigade Inspected  At Bailleul the whole brigade assembled for inspection by General Sir Horace Smith-Dorrien, their Army Commander. 7th of April 1915 Mostly Quiet    7th Apr 1915 Reorganisation 10th May 1915 Reorganisation 11th May 1915 In the Line 12th May 1915 On the March 14th May 1915 On the Move 15th May 1915 At Rest 20th May 1915 At Rest 21st May 1915 Inspection 24th of May 1915 Much Shelling at Night   24th of June 1915 83rd Bde taking control 24th of June 1915    24th of June 1915    25th of June 1915 Trenches change command   11th of July 1915  13th of July 1915  15th of July 1915  15th of July 1915  11th Aug 1915 Reorganisation 21st Aug 1915 Reliefs 30th of April 1918 Reports   7th of October 1918 Orders   If you can provide any additional information, please add it here. 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