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263 Battery, Royal Field Artillery 6th May 1916 Alarm 7th May 1916 Church Parade 8th May 1916 Recce 9th May 1916 Gun Experiments 10th May 1916 Preparations 11th May 1916 On the Move 12th May 1916 A Long Hot Day 13th May 1916 Burial Party 14th May 1916 Too Hot 15th May 1916 Dogs of War 16th May 1916 A Scorcher 17th May 1916 Sun Stroke 18th May 1916 Practice Scheme 20th May 1916 Prang 21st May 1916 Enemy Active 22nd May 1916 Practice Shoots 23rd May 1916 On the Move 24th May 1916 On the Move 25th May 1916 Guns in Place 26th May 1916 Improving Emplacements 27th May 1916 New Emplacements 28th May 1916 New Emplacements 29th May 1916 Hard Digging 30th May 1916 Recce 31st May 1916 work on Emplacements 1st Jun 1916 Enemy Aircraft 2nd Jun 1916 Improving Emplacements 3rd Jun 1916 Ammunition Unloaded 4th Jun 1916 Quiet Day 5th Jun 1916 Recce 6th Jun 1916 Sandstorm 7th Jun 1916 Recce 8th Jun 1916 Rumours Abound 9th Jun 1916 Recce 10th Jun 1916 Battery Gun Drill 11th Jun 1916 Enemy Aircraft 12th Jun 1916 Recce 13th Jun 1916 Gun Drill 14th Jun 1916 Orders Received 15th Jun 1916 The Problem of Water 16th Jun 1916 Fortifications to be Strengthened 17th Jun 1916 Laying Lines 18th Jun 1916 Quiet Day 19th Jun 1916 Digging Trenches 20th Jun 1916 Inspection 21st Jun 1916 On Stand by 22nd Jun 1916 Taking Supplies up 23rd Jun 1916 At An Oasis 24th Jun 1916 Normal Duty 25th Jun 1916 On Stand by 26th Jun 1916 Gun Drill 27th Jun 1916 Enemy Aircraft 28th Jun 1916 Enemy Aircraft 29th Jun 1916 Cutting a Channel 30th Jun 1916 Water Ration Increased 1st Jul 1916 Dysentry 2nd Jul 1916 Dysentry 3rd Jul 1916 Quiet Day 4th Jul 1916 Very Hot Day 5th Jul 1916 GoC Visits 6th Jul 1916 Enemy Aircraft 7th Jul 1916 Rumours 8th Jul 1916 Quiet Day 9th Jul 1916 On Stand by 10th Jul 1916 Quiet Day 11th Jul 1916 News of Move 12th Jul 1916 On Stand by 13th Jul 1916 Gun Drill 14th Jul 1916 Gun Drill 15th Jul 1916 Recce 16th Jul 1916 Mullers Excercises 17th Jul 1916 Huge Snake 18th Jul 1916 Orders to Move 19th Jul 1916 Preparations for Move 20th Jul 1916 Attack Expected 21st Jul 1916 On Stand by 22nd Jul 1916 Troops on the Move 23rd Jul 1916 On Stand by 24th Jul 1916 New Well Dug 25th Jul 1916 Enemy Aircraft 26th Jul 1916 Machine Gun Practice 27th Jul 1916 Enemy Aircraft 28th Jul 1916 Attack Expected 29th Jul 1916 Gun Fire 30th Jul 1916 Fresh Water Expected 31st Jul 1916 Bombs Dropped 1st Aug 1916 Steel Arrows Collected 2nd Aug 1916 Aircraft Fired on 3rd Aug 1916 Enemy Aircraft 4th Aug 1916 Enemy Attack If you can provide any additional information, please add it here. Want to know more about 263 Battery, Royal Field Artillery? There are:5319 items tagged 263 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 263 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 263 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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