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115 Battery, Royal Field Artillery    XXV Brigade, Royal Field Artillery, made up of 113, 114 and 115 Batteries, served with 1st Division. 25th Brigade RFA proceeded to France in August 1914, and fought on the Western Front throughout the Great War, taking part in most of the major actions. 13th Sep 1914 In Action 14th Sep 1914 In Action 15th Sep 1914 In Action 16th Sep 1914 Artillery In Action 17th Sep 1914 In Action 18th Sep 1914 Artillery In Action 20th Sep 1914 In Action 24th of November 1914  Our Artillery Effective   29th of November 1914  Infantry Distribution   12th of December 1914 No Incidents    24th of December 1914 Heavies Silence Enemy   4th of January 1915 Trench Work   5th of January 1915 Hostile Patrol Engaged   6th of January 1915 German Guns Silenced 11th of January 1915 Six Direct Hits   18th of January 1915 Artillery Active    19th of January 1915  Thaw Sets In   21st of January 1915 Wulverghem Shelled   23rd of January 1915 Quiet Day    24th of January 1915 Machine Gun Silenced   27th of January 1915  A Farm on Fire   31st of January 1915 Trench Improvements Reported   10th of February 1915 Message   13th of February 1915 Trenches Maintained   18th of February 1915 Grenades Cause Confusion   20th of February 1915 A Violent Explosion   23rd of February 1915  B Sector Shelled 27th of February 1915 Message   28th of February 1915  Artillery Reorganised   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   12th of March 1915 Operation Postponed 13th of March 1915 Booby Trap   14th of March 1915 Artillery Quiet   15th of March 1915  Active Artillery    19th of March 1915  Patrols   21st of March 1915     23rd of March 1915  Quiet Day    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   1st of April 1915 Situation Normal   2nd of April 1915 Quiet Day   5th of April 1915 Quiet Day 20th Jul 1915  Reliefs 28th Jul 1915  Reliefs Complete   29th Jul 1915  Reliefs   5th of April 1918 Command of the Line   If you can provide any additional information, please add it here. 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