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61st Infantry Brigade
Jul 1915 Training Instruction
Jul 1915 Billets
20th Jul 1915 On the Move
22nd Jul 1915 On the Move
23rd Jul 1915 On the Move
24th July 1915 On the Move
26th Jul 1915 Orders Issued
26th Jul 1915 Vist
23rd Feb 1916 On the March
24th Feb 1916 On the Move
25th Feb 1916 Poor Conditions
28th Feb 1916 Bad Weather
1st Mar 1916 On the Move
2nd Mar 1916 On the Move
3rd Mar 1916 On the Move
4th Mar 1916 Into Billets
5th Mar 1916 In the Line
6th Mar 1916 In the Line
7th Mar 1916 Reliefs
8th Mar 1916 Inspection
13th Mar 1916 Reliefs
21st Mar 1916 Indirect Fire
22nd Mar 1916 Reliefs
23rd Mar 1916 On the March
25th Mar 1916 Inspection
28th Mar 1916 Inspection
31st Mar 1916 On the Move
1st Jul 1916 In Reserve
2nd Jul 1916 Reliefs
3rd Jul 1916 Bombardment
4th Jul 1916 Reliefs
5th Jul 1916 Reinforcements
6th Jul 1916 On the March
11th Jul 1916 On the Move
21st of July 1916 Orders
21st of July 1916 Reliefs
22nd of July 1916
30th Jul 1916 Trench Work
31st Jul 1916 Trench Work
1st Aug 1916 Some Shelling
2nd Aug 1916 Alert
3rd Aug 1916 Relief Complete
4th Aug 1916 Working Parties
5th Aug 1916 Instruction
6th Aug 1916 Demonstraion
7th Aug 1916 On the March
8th Aug 1916 Training
9th Aug 1916 Training
10th Aug 1916 Training
11th Aug 1916 Training
12th Aug 1916 Training
13th Aug 1916 Training
14th Aug 1916 Reliefs
15th Aug 1916 Exhange of Fire
16th Aug 1916 Reliefs
17th Aug 1916 On the March
18th Aug 1916 On the March
19th Aug 1916 In Billets
20th Aug 1916 On the Move
21st Aug 1916 On the March
22nd Aug 1916 On the March
23rd Aug 1916 Carrying Party
24th Aug 1916 Training
25th Aug 1916 Reliefs Complete
26th Aug 1916 Front Line
27th Aug 1916 Reliefs
28th Aug 1916 Working Parties
29th Aug 1916 Recce
30th Aug 1916 SOS
25th of September 1916 Instructions for Tanks
26th of September 1916 Reliefs
1st Jan 1917 Reliefs
4th Jan 1917 Relief
8th Jan 1917 Adjustment
10th Jan 1917 Prisoner
17th Jan 1917 Trench Raid
23rd Jan 1917 Orders Received
25th Jan 1917 Relief Completed
25th Jan 1917 Boundary
26th Jan 1917 Orders
27th Jan 1917 Attack Made
28th Jan 1917 Reliefs Complete
29th Jan 1917 In Reserve
27th Jan 1917 In Action
1st Feb 1917 Training
2nd Feb 1917 Training
3rd Feb 1917 Training
4th Feb 1917 Training
5th Feb 1917 Training
5th Feb 1917 Orders
6th Feb 1917 Training
7th Feb 1917 In Reserve
8th Feb 1917 Moves
9th Feb 1917 Reliefs
14th Feb 1917 Prisoner
16th Feb 1917 Reliefs Complete
19th Feb 1917 Post Captured
24th Feb 1917 Bombardment
1st Mar 1917 Explosions and Fires
3rd Mar 1917 Reorganisation
4th Mar 1917 Reorganisation
5th Mar 1917 Instructions
7th Mar 1917 Reorganisation
8th Mar 1917 Outposts
10th Mar 1917 Orders
11th Mar 1917 Defence Scheme
12th Mar 1917 Reliefs
13th Mar 1917 Instructions
14th Mar 1917 Orders
15th Mar 1917 Evacuation
16th Mar 1917 Quiet
17th Mar 1917 Withdrawal
18th Mar 1917 Withdrawal
19th Mar 1917 Outposts
19th Mar 1917 Orders Received
20th Mar 1917 Orders
20th Mar 1917 Orders
21st Mar 1917 Line Occupied
22nd Mar 1917 Reliefs
23rd Mar 1917 Reliefs
24th Mar 1917 Patrol
25th Mar 1917 Reorganisation
26th Mar 1917 Ground Gained
27th Mar 1917 Advance
28th Mar 1917 Attack
29th Mar 1917 Advance
30th Mar 1917 Advance
31st Mar 1917 Orders
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