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25th Brigade, 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. 21st of August 1913 Lecture 24th Aug 1914 Artillery Duel 26th Aug 1914 On the March 29th Aug 1914 At Rest 30th Aug 1914 On the March 31st Aug 1914 On the March 1st Sep 1914 Outpost Duty 2nd Sep 1914 Rear Guard 3rd Sep 1914 Advance Guard 3rd Sep 1914 Retirement 4th Sep 1914 In Action 6th Sep 1914 In Reserve 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 19th Sep 1914 Reliefs Complete 20th Sep 1914 In Action 27th Sep 1914 ombardment 30th Sep 1914 Under Shellfire 1st of October 1914 A Withdrawal 2nd of October 1914 Moonlit Relief 3rd of October 1914 On the March 4th of October 1914 On the March 5th of October 1914 A New HQ 6th of October 1914 Orders to Move 7th of October 1914 A Train Ride 11th of October 1914 New Billets   12th of October 1914 Orders to Advance   13th of October 1914 Advance Resumed   14th of October 1914 Supporting the French   15th of October 1914 Advance Ordered to Continue   16th of October 1914 Empty German Trenches   17th of October 1914 An Advance   18th of October 1914 Advance Resumed   19th of October 1914  Slow Progress    20th of October 1914 A Fluid Front   22nd of October 1914 Our Line Attacked   23rd of October 1914 Withdrawing to a New Line   24th Oct 1914 Withdrawl 24th of October 1914 Germans Attack   25th of October 1914 More Attacks   26th of October 1914 Germans Repulsed   27th of October 1914 A Counter Attack   28th of October 1914 Counter Attack Falters    29th of October 1914  Determined German Attack   30th Oct 1914 Shelling 30th of October 1914 German Attack Fades   31st Oct 1914 Divisional HQ Hit 31st of October 1914 A Counter Attack    2nd of November 1914 Three Groups Organised   3rd of November 1914  Situation Report   4th of November 1914  French Attack   5th of November 1914  French Attack Falters 8th of November 1914 Half-hearted Attacks   15th Nov 1914 Orders 15th of November 1914  2nd Corps Reorganise 18th of November 1914 Shell Fire 23rd of November 1914  Germans Digging In   24th of November 1914  Our Artillery Effective   25th of November 1914  Royal Scots Shelled 26th of November 1914 Quiet and Misty   28th of November 1914  On the Move 29th of November 1914  Infantry Distribution   1st of December 1914  Quiet Time 2nd of December 1914  A Moonlit Night   3rd of December 1914 Instructions 4th of December 1914 Reliefs   4th of December 1914 Relief   5th of December 1914  Relief Complete    6th of December 1914 Frosty Night 8th of December 1914 Poor Conditions 10th of December 1914 Naval Victory Cheered 14th of December 1914  French on the Offensive   16th of December 1914  Instruction   18th of December 1914 No Progress 21st of December 1914 Howitzers Silenced   26th of December 1914 Messines Square Targetted    31st of December 1914 Message   4th of January 1915 Trench Work   6th of January 1915 German Guns Silenced 7th of January 1915 Very Wet Weather   8th of January 1915 Trenches Damaged    10th of January 1915 Flooding and Baling   15th of January 1915 Germans Fire Slowly   16th of January 1915 Squally Weather   18th of January 1915 Artillery Active    19th of January 1915  Thaw Sets In   21st of January 1915 Wulverghem Shelled   22nd of January 1915 Aeroplane-Aided Shelling   25th Jan 1915 In Action 25th Jan 1915 Artillery In Action 25th Jan 1915 Good Shooting 25th Jan 1915 Swift Reinforcements   4th of February 1915 Chicken Sentries 5th of February 1915 Firing for Effect   10th of February 1915 Artillery Redistribution   14th of February 1915 Germans Plan an Attack?   15th of February 1915 Heavy Rain 16th of February 1915 Baling All Night   20th of February 1915 A Violent Explosion   21st of February 1915 8th Howitzers Leave   22nd of February 1915 Cheering and Rockets   24th of February 1915 Snipers Checked   28th of February 1915  Artillery Reorganised   16th March 1915  Information 18th of March 1915 Trench Mortars 21st of March 1915 Intelligence 24th of May 1915 Zeppelin under observation 14th Aug 1915 Enemy Aircraft 1st Jan 1917 Moves 9th Jan 1917 Working Parties 17th Jan 1917 Heavy Snow 22nd Jan 1917 Working Parties and Training 23rd Jan 1917 Moves 24th Jan 1917 Moves 31st Jan 1917 Very Cold Weather 6th Feb 1917 Reliefs 6th Feb 1917 Reliefs 7th Feb 1917 Reliefs 8th Feb 1917 Reliefs 9th Feb 1917 Reliefs Complete 10th Feb 1917 Hard Ground 11th Feb 1917 Quiet 12th Feb 1917 Quiet 1st Apr 1918 Hostile Artillery 2nd Apr 1918 Trench Raids 3rd Apr 1918 Quiet 4th Apr 1918 Orders 5th Apr 1918 Moves 6th Apr 1918 Relief Complete 7th Apr 1918 Moves   8th Apr 1918 Moves   9th Apr 1918 Artillery Barrage   11th of October 1918  If you can provide 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