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15th Company, Machine Gun Corps    The 15th Machine Gun Company was formed from the Machine Gun Sections of the 15th Brigade, 5th Division on the 27th of December 1915. In March 1916 5th Division took over a section of front line between St Laurent Blangy and the southern edge of Vimy Ridge, near Arras. They moved south in July to reinforce The Somme and were in action at, High Wood, The Battle of Guillemont, The Battle of Flers-Courcelette, The Battle of Morval and The Battle of Le Transloy. In October they moved to Festubertand remained there until March 1917 when they moved in preparation for the Battles of Arras. On 7 September 1917 the 5th Division moved out of the line for a period of rest before, being sent to Flanders where they were in action during the Third Battle of Ypres. 5th Division was sent to Italy and took up positions in the line along the River Piave in late January 1918. They were recalled to France to assist with the German Advance in late March 1918 and were in action during the Battles of the Lys. On the 26th of April 1918 they amalgamated with the other Machine Gun Companies of 5th Division to become the 5th Machine Gun Battalion. 22nd August 1915 Order of battle. 5th of August 1916 Divisional Dispositions 31st of August 1916  Warning Order Issued   8th of September 1916 Prepare to Move 16th of September 1916 Prepare to Move   22nd of September 1916 Dispositions   23rd of September 1916 Reliefs   23rd September 1916 Operational Order No. 50.   24th September 1916 Operational Order No.51.   24th September 1916 Reliefs   25th Sep 1916 Attack Made   25th of September 1916  Instructions for Tanks   25th September 1916 Attack Made   28th of September 1916 Heavy Showers   30th of September 1916 Dispositions 2nd of October 1916  Reconnoitring the Line   3rd of October 1916 MG Coys into the Line   25th Dec 1916 15th MGC relieve 71st MGC  71st Machine Gun Company billeted at Noeux-les-Mines after being relieved by the 15th MGC on the 20th from the front line at Le Preol (east of Beuvry). 29th Dec 1916 Billets   20th of January 1917 Active Artillery   26th of January 1917 TMs Busy   30th of January 1917 Hostile TMs Busy   1st of February 1917  Balloon Spotted   23rd February 1917 Orders   5th of March 1917 Relief Arranged   20th of March 1917  Composite Division Formed   24th of March 1917 Pioneers On the Move 27th of March 1917 In Corps Reserve   2nd of April 1917  Positions   4th of April 1917 Orders for Moves   8th of April 1917 HQ Moves 9th of April 1917 At the Ready   12th of April 1917 Orders and Reliefs   13th of April 1917  A Push Forward   14th of April 1917 Orders to Move   19th of April 1917 Consolidation   21st of April 1917 Operations Postponed   23rd of April 1917 Reliefs Complete   25th of April 1917 Canadians Take Over Front   28th of April 1917 Rest and Training   5th of May 1917  Wood Shelled   6th of May 1917 Enemy Guns Active   8th of May 1917  Orders to Attack   10th of May 1917 Enemy Concentration Reported   11th of May 1917 Enemy Guns Active   12th of May 1917 Bailleul Shelled   13th of May 1917 Front Line Shelled   15th of May 1917 Very Quiet Day   17th of May 1917 A Surprise Attack   20th of May 1917 Guns Active   21st of May 1917 Quiet Night   22nd of May 1917  Quiet Day   24th of May 1917  Relief Completed   26th of May 1917 Quiet Day   31st May 1917 Work and Training   2nd of June 1917    9th of June 1917  A Relief   10th of June 1917 Minor Op Planned   14th of June 1917 Relief   15th of June 1917   Relief Completed   16th June 1917  Quiet Night   17th of June 1917 Quiet Day   18th of June 1917   Aircraft Active   19th of June 1917  Quiet Day   21st of June 1917  Brigade Relief Completed   26th of June 1917  Quiet Day   28th of June 1917  Successful Operation    1st of July 1917  Front Line Adjusted   3rd July 1917 Report   5th of July 1917  Our Trenches Damaged   6th of July 1917  A Brigade Relief   10th of July 1917 A Raid Ordered   12th of July 1917  Back Areas Shelled    17th of July 1917 Quiet Time   18th of July 1917 Direct Hits Made   19th of July 1917   Situation Quiet    21st of July 1917 Back Areas Shelled   23rd of July 1917 Minenwerfer Active   26th of July 1917  Very Quiet    27th of July 1917  Gas Attack   29th of July 1917 Brigade Relief   1st of August 1917 MG Activity   3rd of August 1917   Snipers Active   4th of August 1917  Hostile Shelling   7th of August 1917  A German Raid   10th of August 1917 Mostly Quiet   13th of August 1917 Two Minute Barrage   16th of August 1917 MGs Active   19th of August 1917  Gas Drums Plan   22nd of August 1917 Railway Shelled   25th of August 1917  TMs Hit Oppy Wood   27th of August 1917 Quiet Time   31st August 1917 Quiet Time   3rd of September 1917  Quiet   5th of September 1917 Brigades on the March   6th of September 1917 Gas Shelling   6th September 1917 Moved from ACQ to Beaufort. 7th of September 1917 Training   10th of September 1917  Division to Move 11th of September 1917  Artillery Marches 1st of October 1917 Orders to Attack   5th of October 1917 Quieter Night   7th of October 1917 Enemy Driven Off   14th of October 1917 Training   17th of October 1917 Training   19th of October 1917 Relief Ordered   21st of October 1917 Offensive to be Resumed   27th of October 1917  Quiet Time   28th of October 1917 Enemy Guns "Above Normal"   3rd of November 1917 Enemy Fire   4th of November 1917 Heavy shelling   6th of November 1917 Attack Launched   8th of November 1917 Fairly Quiet   11th of November 1917 Quiet Time   16th of November 1917 15th Brigade Entrain 18th of November 1917 121st Battery Moves   19th of November 1917  Pioneers Move 26th of November 1917   HQ Closes and Re-opens 27th of November 1917 Entraining for Italy 28th of November 1917 Entraining for Italy 24th Dec 1917 Reorganisation 21st Jan 1918 Course 5th Feb 1918 Course Ends 13th Feb 1918 Personnel 21st Feb 1918 Reorganisation 25th Mar 1918 Reorganisation 25th Mar 1918 Appointments 4th April 1918 Day was spent in packing up and preparing for entrainment. 13th November 1918 Battalion moved to LeQuesnoy If you can provide any additional information, please add it here. 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