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100th Brigade, Royal Field Artillery    C Brigade, Royal Field Artillery, made up of A, B, C and D Batteries RFA and 100 Brigade Ammunition Column served with 22nd Division. The Division was established in September 1914 as part of Kitchener's Third New Army. The division assembled for training in the area of Eastbourne and Seaford, with the artillery based at Lewes. They proceeded to France in early September 1915, concentrating near Flesselles. In October they moved to Marseilles by train and embarked for Salonika on the 27th. In 1916 the division fought in the the Battle of Horseshoe Hill and Battle of Machukovo. On the 21st of July 1916 C Battery transferred to 101 Brigade, and was renamed C Battery, 101 Brigade. D Battery, 100 Brigade was renamed C Battery, 100 Brigade. C (Howitzer) Battery, 101 Brigade joined and was renamed D (Howitzer) Battery, 100 Brigade. In 1917 they were in action during the Battles of Doiran. On the 12th of June 1917 D (Howitzer) Battery transferred to 114 Brigade RFA in 26th Division and was not replaced. In mid 1918 a number of units transferred to France, the remainder of the division again being in action at Doiran just before the Armistice with Bulgaria was signed at the end September 1918. By the 20th of October the Division was at Stavros and embarked on destroyers to attempt a landing at Dede Agach, but rough weather forced abandonment and the infantry finally landed on the 28th and reached Makri before the Armistice with Turkey. Demobilisation began at Chugunsi and was complete by the end of March 1919. 3rd of September 1915 Off to France 5th of September 1915 In France 5th of September 1915 Concentration of Units 7th of September 1915 More Units Join 13th of September 1915 Artillery Moves 13th of September 1915 RFA Moves 17th of September 1915 Advance Units Arrive   19th Sep 1915 Orders Received 20th of September 1915 Infantry and Guns Relieved 20th Sep 1915 On the Move 21st of September 1915 In the Front Line 22nd of September 1915 Gas Precautions 23rd of September 1915 Divisional Front Reduced 24th of September 1915 Forward Trenches Shelled 25th of September 1915 Overcrowded Billets 26th of September 1915 Trench Work 29th of September 1915 Snipers and Reliefs 1st Oct 1915 Retaliation 2nd Oct 1915 Retaliation 3rd Oct 1915 Retaliation 4th Oct 1915 Retaliation 5th Oct 1915 Retaliation 6th Oct 1915 In Action 7th Oct 1915 Retaliation 8th of October 1915 German Dud Shell 8th Oct 1915 Retaliation 9th of October 1915 Artillery Regrouped 9th Oct 1915 Exchange of Fire 10th Oct 1915 Retaliation 11th Oct 1915 Retaliation 12th Oct 1915 Retaliation 13th of October 1915 Grenade School   13th of October 1915 Grenade School   13th Oct 1915 In Action 14th Oct 1915 Retaliation 15th Oct 1915 Retaliation 16th Oct 1915 Orders Received 17th Oct 1915 Artillery Active 18th Oct 1915 Firing 19th Oct 1915 Firing 20th Oct 1915 Reliefs 21st Oct 1915 Reliefs 23rd of October 1915 French Take Over Front If you can provide any additional information, please add it here. 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