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56th Siege Battery, Royal Garrison Artillery
56th Siege Battery, Royal Garrison Artillery proceeded to France on the 22nd of February 1916 and served on the Western Front until the end of the conflict.
10th Sep 1916 Enemy Counter Attack
11th Sep 1916 Artillery Active
12th Sep 1916 Rounds Fired
13th Sep 1916 Artillery Active
30th Jun 1917 Working Parties
1st Jul 1917 New Positions
2nd Jul 1917 Hostile Batteries
3rd Jul 1917 Barrage
4th Jul 1917 Posting
5th Jul 1917 Orders Received
6th Jul 1917 Shelling
7th Jul 1917 Ammunition
8th Jul 1917 Stores
9th Jul 1917 Orders
10th Jul 1917 On the Move
11th Jul 1917 New Positions
12th Jul 1917 New Positions
13th Jul 1917 New Positions
14th Jul 1917 New Positions
15th Jul 1917 New Positions
16th Jul 1917 Hostile Batteries
17th Jul 1917 Shelling
18th Jul 1917 Shelling
19th Jul 1917 Positions Improved
20th Jul 1917 Rounds Fired
21st Jul 1917 Shelling
22nd Jul 1917 In Action
23rd Jul 1917 In Action
24th Jul 1917 In Action
25th Jul 1917 In Action
26th Jul 1917 Shelling
27th Jul 1917 Rounds Fired
28th Jul 1917 Counter Battery Work
29th Jul 1917 Gas Shells
30th Jul 1917 In Action
31st Jul 1917 In Action
31st Jul 1917 Post Not Established
1st Aug 1917 Destruction
1st Aug 1917 Rounds Fired
2nd Aug 1917 Message of Congratulation
2nd Aug 1917 Ammunition
3rd Aug 1917 SOS
4th Aug 1917 Message of Congratulation
5th Aug 1917 Rounds Fired
6th Aug 1917 Shelling
7th Aug 1917 Under Shellfire
8th Aug 1917 Heavy Shelling
9th Aug 1917 Heavy Shelling
10th Aug 1917 Gun out of Action
11th Aug 1917 Rain Storm
12th Aug 1917 Difficult Conditions
13th Aug 1917 Shrapnel Shells
14th Aug 1917 Artillery in Acton
15th Aug 1917 Artillery in Acton
16th Aug 1917 Artillery in Acton
17th Aug 1917 Quiet
18th Aug 1917 In Action
19th Aug 1917 Barrage
20th Aug 1917 Bombardment
21st Aug 1917 Rounds Fired
22nd Aug 1917 Bombardment
23rd Aug 1917 Night Firing
24th Aug 1917 SOS Request
25th Aug 1917 Dugouts
26th Aug 1917 Equipment
27th Aug 1917 SOS
28th Aug 1917 Awards
29th Aug 1917 Change of Command
30th Aug 1917 Rounds Fired
31st Aug 1917 Air Raid
1st Sep 1917 Preparing to Move
2nd Sep 1917 Preparations
3rd Sep 1917 Communication
4th Sep 1917 Rounds Fired
5th Sep 1917 Quiet Day
6th Sep 1917 Quiet
7th Sep 1917 Preparations
8th Sep 1917 Move
9th Sep 1917 On the Move
10th Sep 1917 Into BilletsIf you can provide any additional information, please add it here.
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