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121st Heavy Battery, Royal Garrison Artillery    121st Heavy Battery joined 28th Division on the 18th of January 1915. On the 6th of April 1915 the left the division. 17th Feb 1915 Attack Made   17th Feb 1915 Relief   18th Feb 1915 Reliefs   18th Feb 1915 Officers   19th Feb 1915 Shelling   20th Feb 1915 Enemy Attack   21st Feb 1915 Misty Day   22nd Feb 1915 Thick Mist   23rd Feb 1915 Infantry Make Attack   24th Feb 1915 Artillery Support   25th Feb 1915 New Positions   26th Feb 1915 Reliefs   27th Feb 1915 Conference   28th Feb 1915 Shelling   17th of April 1915  Mines Exploded   23rd of April 1915 Quiet Night    25th of April 1915 Reliefs 3rd Jan 1916 Rounds Fired   4th Jan 1916 Rounds Fired   5th Jan 1916 Hostile Batteries   6th Jan 1916 Quiet 7th Jan 1916 Awards 8th Jan 1916 Retaliation   9th Jan 1916 Hostile Batteries   10th Jan 1916 Rounds Fired   11th Jan 1916 Hostile Batteries   12th Jan 1916 Quiet 13th Jan 1916 Trench Targeted   14th Jan 1916 Railway Line   14th Jan 1916 Awards 15th Jan 1916 In Action   16th Jan 1916 Quiet 17th Jan 1916 Counter Battery Work   18th Jan 1916 Retaliation   19th Jan 1916 Enemy Battery   20th Jan 1916 Quiet 21st Jan 1916 All Quiet 22nd Jan 1916 Quiet 23rd Jan 1916 Transport   24th Jan 1916 In Action   26th Jan 1916 In Action   27th Jan 1916 Shelling   30th Jan 1916 Funeral   31st Jan 1916 In Action   1st Feb 1916 Misty   1st Feb 1916 Shelling   2nd Feb 1916 Bombardment   2nd Feb 1916 Artillery Active   3rd Feb 1916 Postings   3rd Feb 1916 Bombardment   4th Feb 1916 Retaliation   4th Feb 1916 Quiet   5th Feb 1916 Retaliation   5th Feb 1916 Aircraft Active   6th Feb 1916 Heavy Shelling   6th Feb 1916 Some Shelling   7th Feb 1916 Quiet 7th Feb 1916 Air Raid   8th Feb 1916 In Action   8th Feb 1916 Artillery in Action   9th Feb 1916 Artillery Active   9th Feb 1916 Artillery in Action   10th Feb 1916 Shelling   10th Feb 1916 Artillery in Action   11th Feb 1916 Rounds Fired   11th Feb 1916 Artillery Active   12th Feb 1916 In Action   12th Feb 1916 Heavy Shelling   13th Feb 1916 Shelling   14th Feb 1916 In Action   14th Feb 1916 Heavy Shelling   15th Feb 1916 Bombardment   15th Feb 1916 Hostile Batteries   16th Feb 1916 High Winds   17th Feb 1916 High Winds   18th Feb 1916 Observation Difficult   19th Feb 1916 Rounds Fired   20th Feb 1916 Enemy Aircraft   21st Feb 1916 Hostile Battery   22nd Feb 1916 Trenches Bombarded   7th Sep 1916 Reorganisation If you can provide any additional information, please add it here. 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