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36th Battalion, Machine Gun Corps    The 36th Machine Gun Battalion was formed on the 2nd of March 1918 from the Machine Gun Companies of 36th Division. They were in action on the Somme, in the Battles of the Lys and the Final Advance in Flanders. At the Armistice they were at Mouscron, north east of Tourcoing, where the Division remained throughout demobilization which was complete by June 1919. 24th Dec 1917 Reorganisation 21st Jan 1918 Course 5th Feb 1918 Course Ends 13th Feb 1918 Personnel 21st Feb 1918 Reorganisation 26th Sep 1918 On the March 27th Sep 1918 On the March 28th Sep 1918 Into Position 28th Sep 1918 On the Move   29th Sep 1918 Attack Made 29th Sep 1918 On the Move   30th Sep 1918 In Action   1st Oct 1918 Counter Attack   1st Oct 1918 Hard Fighting   2nd Oct 1918 Hard Fighting   2nd Oct 1918 Into Reserve   3rd Oct 1918 Reliefs   4th October 1918 Reports   4th Oct 1918 Reliefs Completed   4th Oct 1918 Reliefs   5th Oct 1918 Heavy Shelling   6th Oct 1918 Line Advanced   7th Oct 1918 Artillery Active   8th Oct 1918 Heavy Shelling   9th Oct 1918 Heavy Shelling   10th Oct 1918 Heavy Shelling   11th Oct 1918 Counter Attack   12th Oct 1918 Farm Captured   13th Oct 1918 Artillery Active   14th of October 1918  A Busy Day   14th Oct 1918 Attack Made   15th of October 1918 Attack Continues   15th Oct 1918 Attack Made   16th Oct 1918 In Action   17th of October 1918 Line Along the Lys   18th of October 1918 Belgian Advance Planned   18th Oct 1918 Reliefs   19th Oct 1918 Attack Made   20th of October 1918  Pushing On   20th Oct 1918 Attack Made   21st of October 1918 Orders to Advance   21st Oct 1918 Attack Made   22nd of October 1918 A Combined Attack   23rd of October 1918 Germans Withdraw   23rd Oct 1918 Reliefs   24th Oct 1918 Orders   25th of October 1918 Heavy Fighting All Day   25th Oct 1918 In Action 26th of October 1918 Enemy Retiring Slowly   26th Oct 1918 Patrols 27th Oct 1918 Advance 4th of October 1918  Reports and Reliefs   15th of February 1919 Boxing Tournament If you can provide any additional information, please add it here. 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