13th August 1915 On this day:  Field Marshall visits 10th Green Howards leave Halton Park   10th Green Howards leave Halton Park Camp for Witley Camp  Cargo Ship Lost  HMT Royal Edward sunk by UB-14  7th Northumberlands to Billets  On the March  Trench Work  Reliefs Completed  Reliefs  In the Trenches  Fatigues  Reliefs  Instruction  Shelling  In Reserve    Reliefs Complete  Enemy Active  At Rest  At Rest  Bombing Party  Trench Work  Attack Made  Quiet  Reliefs  Baths  Touch Attempted  Sick and Wounded  Some Shelling  Trench Work  Patrols  Instruction  Instruction  In Support  Inspection  On the March  Under Fire  In Corps Reserve at Lapugnoy.  Exercise  Enemy Artillery Active  Reliefs  Order received from 41st Brigade  Working Party  Baths  Demonstration of Poisonous Gas  Action report.  Action North of Bazentin Le Petite Can you add to this factual information? Do you know the whereabouts of a unit on a particular day? Do you have a copy of an official war diary entry? Details of an an incident? The loss of a ship? A letter, postcard, photo or any other interesting snipts? If your information relates only to an individual, eg. enlistment, award of a medal or death, please use this form: Add a story.

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Remembering those who died this day, 13th of August 1915. Pte. Arthur Gilbert Altham. 2nd/2nd Bn. East Lancashire Field Ambulance Royal Army Medical Corps Read their Story. L/Cpl. John Francis Benbow. Durham Light Infantry Pte. Samuel Henry Benbow. 2nd Btn. Hampshire Regiment Read their Story. Maj. Cuthbert Bromley. VC. 1st Btn. Lancashire Fusiliers Read their Story. Pte. Richard Carpenter. 18th Labour Coy. Army Service Corps Cpl. Herbert Victor Chamberlin. 3rd/1st East Anglian Field Ambulance Royal Army Medical Corps Read their Story. Sgt. Alfred Dobson. 18th Labour Coy. Army Service Corps Read their Story. Pte. Alfred Doyle. 6th Btn. King's Own Royal Lancaster Regiment Read their Story. Pte. Albert Ellis. 1st Btn. Border Regiment Read their Story. Pte. Robert Emmett. 6th Btn. East Lancashire Regiment Read their Story. Pte. William Thomas Farmer. 2nd Btn. South Wales Borderers Read their Story. Pte. John Farrar. 2/2nd East Lancashire Field Ambulance Royal Army Medical Corps Read their Story. Pte. Albert Edward Hales. 2nd Btn. South Wales Borderers Read their Story. Pte. Louis Hatherley. 2/2 East Lancashire Field Amb. B Coy Royal Army Medical Corps Read their Story. Pte. Jeffery Henry. 5th Btn. Royal Irish Fusiliers Cpl. Thomas George Hodder. 2nd Btn. Hampshire Regiment Pte. Michael Manning. 6th (Perthshire) Battalion Read their Story. Andrew McDonough. Read their Story. Pte. Thomas Melhuish. 2nd Btn. Hampshire Regiment Pte. James Munro. 2/2 East Lancashire Field Ambulance Royal Army Medical Corps Read their Story. Sgt. Frederick Walter Nunn. 2nd Btn. South Wales Borderers Read their Story. Pte. Albert George Orford. 18th Labour Coy. Army Service Corps Read their Story. Sgt. George Prowse. 7th Btn. Kings Royal Rifle Corps Read their Story. Pte. Thomas Shepherd Swan. 2nd Battalion Durham Light Infantry Read their Story. Pte. Azariah Taylor. 8th Btn. Royal Welsh Fusiliers Read their Story. Pte. Charles Bertram Young. 2nd Battalion Hampshire Regiment Add a name to this list.

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