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The Wartime Memories Project - The Great War - Day by Day
15th March 1915On this day:
- Training
- Bombing
- 6th London Brigade RFA Depart for France 6th County of London Brigade RFA left Hemel Hempstead by sections, starting with the 16th Battery at 2045, (15th March 1915). They departed at intervals of about 2 hours and entrained on arrival at Berkhamstead. Each section, on reaching Southampton, embarked forthwith.
War Diaries
- Alert
- 19th Field Ambulance Move Received secret orders re move of 19th Field Ambulance to Erquinghem-Lys to take over the billets of 18th Field Ambulance and work line of 19th Infantry Brigade.
Lt. Gurney-Dixon reported his arrival for duty. Lt. Davidson, GS wounds, left hand and hip, transferred to Base this morning. War Diary 19th Field Ambulance RAMC, Armentières
- Reorganisation
- Tyneside Irish in training By March 1915 24th Battalion Northumberland Fusiliers had 1737 men, they were now training in Alnwick, Northumberland. They marched proudly from Alnwick railway station through the town to the camp. Recruiting continued across the North East. By the end of spring there were enough volunteers to make four Battalions and a reserve Battalion. Nearly 70% of those were from mining communities in County Durham. Not all men were of Irish ancestry, Some men volunteered for the Tyneside Irish Battalions because their mates did or because it was the nearest recruitment office.
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- Quiet day for 2nd Queens
- All quiet
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- Platoon Training
- Defence Work
- Credit Due
- War Diary
- On the Move
- On the Move
- Training
- Standing by
- Inspection
- Move
- Hardships
- Musketry
- Reinforcements
- Move
- On the Move
- On the Move
- On the Move
- Preparations
- Heavy Shellfire
- Active Artillery
- Shelling
- Orders cancelled.
- In trenches.
- Poor Conditions
- Brigade Route March.
- On the March
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Remembering those who died this day, 15th of March 1915. Pte. John Best. 1st Btn. Prince of Wales's Leinster Regiment Read their Story. Capt. Robert MacGregor Bowen-Colthurst. 1st Btn. Leinster Regiment Read their Story. Sgt. Thomas Kirk. 1st Battalion Royal Irish Regiment Pte. Philip Messenger Marshall. 1st Battalion West Yorkshire Regiment (Prince of Wales's Own) Read their Story. Pte. Anthony Sanderson. 2nd Btn. Northumberland Fusiliers Read their Story. Sgt. Joseph Smith. 1st Battalion Leinster Regiment Read their Story. L/Cpl Timothy Terry. 1st Bn Royal Irish Regiment
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