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62nd Company, Machine Gun Corps
The 62nd Machine Gun Company joined 21st Division on the 4th of March 1916. They were in action in the Battles of The Somme, including The Battle of Morval in which the Division captured Geudecourt. In 1917 they were in action during The German retreat to the Hindenburg Line, the Arras offensive, the Third Battles of Ypres and The Cambrai Operations. They joined with the other Machine Gun Companies of the Division to form 21st Machine Gun Battalion on the 24th of February 1918.
23rd Feb 1916 On the March
24th Feb 1916 On the Move
25th Feb 1916 Poor Conditions
28th Feb 1916 Bad Weather
1st Mar 1916 On the Move
2nd Mar 1916 On the Move
3rd Mar 1916 On the Move
4th Mar 1916 Into Billets
4th Mar 1916 Shelling
5th Mar 1916 In the Line
5th Mar 1916 Sleet
6th Mar 1916 In the Line
6th Mar 1916 Observation Balloons
7th Mar 1916 Reliefs
7th Mar 1916 Snow
8th Mar 1916 Inspection
8th Mar 1916 Aeroplanes Active
13th Mar 1916 Reliefs
21st Mar 1916 Indirect Fire
22nd Mar 1916 Reliefs
23rd Mar 1916 On the March
25th Mar 1916 Inspection
28th Mar 1916 Inspection
31st Mar 1916 On the Move
1st Jul 1916 In Reserve
2nd Jul 1916 Reliefs
3rd Jul 1916 In Action
3rd Jul 1916 Bombardment
4th Jul 1916 Reliefs
5th Jul 1916 Reinforcements
6th Jul 1916 On the March
11th Jul 1916 On the Move
17th Jul 1917 On the Move
19th Jul 1917 Relief
27th Jul 1917 Instruction
1st Oct 1917 Preparations
2nd Oct 1917 Preparations
3rd Oct 1917 Preparations
4th Oct 1917 Attack Made
4th Oct 1917 Report
24th Dec 1917 Reorganisation
21st Jan 1918 Course
5th Feb 1918 Course Ends
13th Feb 1918 Personnel
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62nd Company, Machine Gun Corps
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