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65 Battery, Royal Field Artillery 21st Feb 1915 Misty Day   21st Feb 1915 Officers   22nd Feb 1915 Thick Mist   23rd Feb 1915 Infantry Make Attack   24th Feb 1915 Artillery Support   25th Feb 1915 New Positions   26th Feb 1915 Reliefs   27th Feb 1915 Conference   28th Feb 1915 Shelling   9th of May 1915  Staying Put 5th of August 1915  Quiet Day 7th of August 1915 Hop-Pole Mystery   8th of August 1915  Two Batteries Join Division   9th of August 1915   Bridges Guarded   11th of August 1915 Patrol   12th of August 1915 Quiet Time   14th of August 1915 No Sausages   15th of August 1915  3 Salvos Fired   16th of August 1915  Enemy Active   17th of August 1915  Our Patrols Out   19th of August 1915 Hostile Patrol   20th of August 1915 Quiet Night   21st of August 1915 Snipers Active   23rd of August 1915  Normal Situation   24th of August 1915 Relief Completed   25th of August 1915 Hostile Marsh Patrol   26th of August 1915  Reliefs   27th of August 1915  Trenches Mortared   28th of August 1915 Special Service Pathans   29th of August 1915 Enemy Patrol Pursued   30th of August 1915  Patrols   31st of August 1915 Germans in Khaki   1st of September 1915 Enemy Periscopes Hit    2nd of September 1915  Our Transport Shelled   4th of September 1915 Mine Exploded   5th of September 1915  Damaged Aeroplane   6th of September 1915 Retaliatory Firing   8th of September 1915  Observation Station Hit   9th of September 1915  Quiet Time   10th of September 1915  Enemy Hit Dummy Battery   13th of September 1915  German Mine Exploded   14th of September 1915  Both Sides Retaliate   15th of September 1915 36th Division Instructed   16th of September 1915 Reliefs   17th of September 1915 German Post Hit   19th of September 1915  A Quiet Night   20th of September 1915 Catapults Effective   23rd of September 1915 Hostile Patrol Seen   24th of September 1915 Wet Weather    25th of September 1915  1st Army Success Cheered   26th of September 1915  A Marsh Patrol   29th of September 1915  Enemy Alert   2nd of October 1915 `Shows' and Football   3rd of October 1915 Battalion Dispositions   4th of October 1915  New Biplane Spotted   5th of October 1915  A Mine Exploded   8th of October 1915 Patrols Active    9th of October 1915 Quiet Time   11th of October 1915 Promiscuous Whizzbangs   12th of October 1915 77th Brigade Arrives   14th of October 1915 Germans Explode Mine   15th of October 1915 No Ammunition   16th of October 1915  Bombs and Reliefs   17th of October 1915 Reliefs   18th of October 1915 Noisy Germans   19th of October 1915  Transport Heard   20th of October 1915 Gun Distribution   22nd of October 1915  Enemy Movement Noticed   23rd of October 1915 Reliefs   24th of October 1915 Reliefs   26th of October 1915 Germans Search Road 27th of October 1915 German Work Destroyed   28th of October 1915 Situation Normal   31st of October 1915  Unusual Activity   1st of November 1915 East Surreys Shoot German   4th of November 1915 Bugle Calls   5th of November 1915 MG Fire Causes Confusion   6th of November 1915  Heavies in Action   8th of November 1915  A Newspaper Delivery   9th of November 1915  Orders   11th of November 1915 Persistent Shelling   12th of November 1915   A Quiet Day   13th of November 1915 Sausages Fired   14th of November 1915 A Flag Removed   15th of November 1915 Heavy Snow    16th of November 1915 A Spy Killed   17th of November 1915 Conference Held   18th of November 1915 Transport Heard   21st of November 1915 Patrol   24th of November 1915 Artillery Active   25th of November 1915  Enemy Building Redoubts   26th of November 1915  Air Raid   28th of November 1915 Working Party Dispersed   29th of November 1915  Enemy Transport Shelled   10th of December 1915 Bombing Attack   2nd of January 1916 Direct Hits   13th of January 1916 5th Division in Reserve 12th of March 1916 100lb Minenwerfer   21st of March 1916 Very Quiet   24th of March 1916  Camouflet Exploded 30th of March 1916 Mortars Active 2nd of April 1916  Combined Shoot   12th of April 1916 House Demolished   31st of August 1916  Warning Order Issued   16th of October 1916 Artillery Relief Complete   31st Oct 1916 Trench Raid   1st of November 1916  Instruction School Opened   6th of November 1916 Shelling   If you can provide any additional information, please add it here. Want to know more about 65 Battery, Royal Field Artillery? There are:5337 items tagged 65 Battery, Royal Field Artillery available in our Library   These include information on officers, regimental histories, letters, diary entries, personal accounts and information about actions during the Great War. Those known to have served with 65 Battery, Royal Field Artillery during the Great War 1914-1918. This page is new, as yet no names have been submitted. All names on this list have been submitted by relatives, friends, neighbours and others who wish to remember them, if you have any names to add or any recollections or photos of those listed, please Add a Name to this List Records of 65 Battery, Royal Field Artillery from other sources. The Wartime Memories Project is the original WW1 and WW2 commemoration website. 1st of September 2024 marks 25 years since the launch of the Wartime Memories Project. Thanks to everyone who has supported us over this time. 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