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The Wartime Memories Project - The Great War - Day by Day
10th January 1916On this day:
- Reliefs
- Enemy Shelling 6th London Brigade Royal Field Artillery are at Les Brebis.
and report:-
During the day the enemy shelled our front line, 2nd line & communication trenches continuously & we retaliated at the request of Infantry.
Lieut W.J. Barnard 6th London Ammunition Column was attached to the 15th London Battery.
Lieut J.H. Van den Bergh, Orderly Officer to OC. Brigade, transferred to 6th London Ammunition Column.
2/Lt M.V. Eddis, 15th London Battery, transferred to HQ Staff and was appointed Orderly Officer to OC. Brigade.
2/Lt H.L. Burgis, 6th London Ammunition Column was attached to the 16th London Battery.
War Diaries
- Q Class Zeppelin Zeppelin LZ61 (L21)
- Production Ref: LZ61
- Class type : Q
- Tactical ref: L21
- Usage: Military
- First Flight: 10th January 1916
History.
Carried out 17 reconnaissance missions and 10 attacks on England dropping a total 14,442 kilograms (31,839 lb) of bombs.
- It was intercepted and destroyed by
- Flight,Lieutenant Egbert Cadbury, flying BE 2C, No. 8265,
- Flight Sub,Lieutenant Gerard William Reginald Fane, flying RAF BE 2C No. 8421
- Flight Sub,Lieutenant Edward Laston Pulling, flying BE 2C, No. 8626,
- The aircraft were firing phosphor rounds.
L 21 fell into the sea about eight miles east of Lowestoft on the 28th November 1916. There were no survivors.
John Doran
- Group System Reopens
- Fussy Eater
- In Huts
- On the Move
- In Camp
- On the Move
- Machine Guns Effective
- Reorganisation
- Trench Mortars
- Artillery Action
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- On the Move
- Training
- Shelling
- In the Trenches
- Shelling
- Reliefs
- Rounds Fired
- On the Move
- Training
- Route March
- Working Parties and Training
- Aircraft Missing
- Training
- Competition
- New Position
- Minenwerfer Located
- Snipers
- On the Move
- Battalion Relief
- Divine Service was held at YMCA hut
- Relief Complete
- Too Close for Comfort
- Division back to trenches - support
- Relieved the two Companies in Maroc.
- Working Parties
- "A" & "B" Coys. have practice in Smoke Helmets.
- Training
- Brigade Fatigues.
- Working Parties
- Signallers wore Tube Helmets
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- Baths
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Remembering those who died this day, 10th of January 1916. Pte. Archibald Rutherford Gibson. 1/6 Btn Highland Light Infantry Pte. Eustace Nelson Heath. 16th Btn. Middlesex Regiment Read their Story. Pte. Charles Jaques. 6th Btn. Oxfordshire and Buckinghamshire Light Infantry Read their Story. Pte. Edwin Wells. 22nd Btn. London Regiment Read their Story.
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