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The Wartime Memories Project - The Great War - Day by Day
12th January 1918On this day:
- NEAR WILLERVAL
Quiet. Same working party as last night. Ground so hard that very little progress made. 18th DLI war diary WO95/2361/1
- Daily Activity 9th Btn. (North Irish Horse) the Royal Irish Fusiliers.
Strength: 39 Officers, 868 Other Ranks, 39 horses, 16 mules.
Increase: Lieutenant R.I McCrum, 2nd Lieutenant Pollock, 2nd Lieutenant Leahy, 2nd Lieutenant Donaldson.
War Diaries
- SS Whorlton lost SS Whorlton registered in West Harlepool, was on passage from Dunkirk to Southampton when on the 12th January 1918 (according to records) she was torpedoed and sunk by the UB-30, in the English Channel, near the Owers Lightvessel, with the loss of all hands.
- ECOIVRES
Battalion tactical scheme figuring a counter attack on ARLEUX POST. Weather still very cold. 18th DLI war diary WO95/2361/1
- Patrol
- Training
- Baths
- Training
- Inspection
- Training
- Patrols
- Artillery Active
- Route March
- Weather Very Cold
- Training
- Company drills
- A New Div HQ
- Very Cold
- Working Parties
- Reliefs
- Training
- Companies Training
- Trench Work
- Quiet Day
- Thaw then Frost
- Awards
- Shelling
- On the March
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- Patrols
- Fatigues
- Training and Classes of instruction
- Operational Order 204
- 7th London Regt. moved to Front Line trenches
- On the March
- Working Parties
- Company Route Marches & exercises
- Weather broke
- Training
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