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11th Armoured Division Signals, Royal Signals 23rd Feb 1944 Exercise 24th Feb 1944 Exercise 25th Feb 1944 At Rest 1st Jun 1944 Training 1st Jun 1944 Awaiting Orders 3rd Jun 1944 Visit 3rd Jun 1944 Loading 5th Jun 1944 Test 6th Jun 1944 Landing 6th Jun 1944 Film Show 6th Jun 1944 Awaiting Orders 6th Jun 1944 Maps 7th Jun 1944 Briefing 7th Jun 1944 Orders 7th Jun 1944 Preparations 8th Jun 1944 Orders 8th Jun 1944 Orders 8th Jun 1944 Delay 9th Jun 1944 On the Move   9th Jun 1944 Change of Orders 9th Jun 1944 On the Move 9th Jun 1944 Orders 10th Jun 1944 Advance Party 10th Jun 1944 Delays 10th Jun 1944 Orders 11th Jun 1944 On the Move 11th Jun 1944 Preparations 11th Jun 1944 On the Move 12th Jun 1944 On the Move   12th Jun 1944 Preparations 12th Jun 1944 On the Move 12th Jun 1944 On the Move 13th Jun 1944 Preparations 13th Jun 1944 On the Move 14th Jun 1944 Preparations 14th Jun 1944 On the Move 15th Jun 1944 Under Fire   15th Jun 1944 On the Move 15th Jun 1944 Air Raid 15th Jun 1944 On the Move 16th Jun 1944 Preparations   16th Jun 1944 On the Move 16th Jun 1944 Aircraft Downed 17th Jun 1944 On the Move 17th Jun 1944 French Maps 17th Jun 1944 Concentration 18th Jun 1944 Conferences 19th Jun 1944 Orders   19th Jun 1944 Conference 20th Jun 1944 On the Move   20th Jun 1944 Planning 21st Jun 1944 Enemy Armour   21st Jun 1944 Training 22nd Jun 1944 Sports 23rd Jun 1944 Conference 23rd Jun 1944 Good Cover 24th Jun 1944 Briefing   24th Jun 1944 Preparations 24th Jun 1944 Orders 25th Jun 1944 In Action   25th Jun 1944 News 25th Jun 1944 Orders 26th Jun 1944 Barrage   26th Jun 1944 Orders 26th Jun 1944 Tanks in Action   26th Jun 1944 In Action 27th Jun 1944 In Defence   27th Jun 1944 In Action   27th Jun 1944 On the Move 27th Jun 1944 In Action   27th Jun 1944 In Action 28th Jun 1944 In Action   28th Jun 1944 Defence   28th Jun 1944 In Action 28th Jun 1944 In Action   28th Jun 1944 Preparations 28th Jun 1944 Advance 29th Jun 1944 Panthers   29th Jun 1944 Shelling 29th Jun 1944 On the Move 29th Jun 1944 Defensive Positions   29th Jun 1944 Protection 30th Jun 1944 Move   30th Jun 1944 In Defence   30th Jun 1944 Under Fire 30th Jun 1944 On the Move   30th Jun 1944 Shelling 31st Jun 1944 Advance Continues 1st Jul 1944 On the Move 1st Jul 1944 Shelling 2nd Jul 1944 Orders 2nd Jul 1944 Shelling 3rd Jul 1944 Orders 3rd Jul 1944 Counter Attack 4th Jul 1944 Orders 5th Jul 1944 Support 6th Jul 1944 Visit 7th Jul 1944 At Rest 7th Jul 1944 Recce 8th Jul 1944 Reliefs 9th Jul 1944 Preparations 10th Jul 1944 Stand to 11th Jul 1944 Standing by 11th Jul 1944 Maintenance 12th Jul 1944 Standing by 12th Jul 1944 Visit 13th Jul 1944 Standing by 13th Jul 1944 Aircraft Downed 14th Jul 1944 Entertainment 14th Jul 1944 At Rest 14th Jul 1944 Equipment 15th Jul 1944 Preparations 15th Jul 1944 Reliefs 16th Jul 1944 On the Move 16th Jul 1944 Difficult Move 17th Jul 1944 Orders 17th Jul 1944 On the Move 17th Jul 1944 Rations 18th Jul 1944 On the Move 18th Jul 1944 In Action 18th Jul 1944 Attack Made 18th Jul 1944 Attack Made 19th Jul 1944 Counterattack 19th Jul 1944 Under Fire 19th Jul 1944 Village Captured 20th Jul 1944 In Action 20th Jul 1944 In Action 20th Jul 1944 Move 21st Jul 1944 On the Move 22nd Jul 1944 On the Move 22nd Jul 1944 Move 24th Jul 1944 Under Fire 25th Jul 1944 Standng by 25th Jul 1944 Reorganisation 28th Jul 1944 Orders 28th Jul 1944 Orders 28th Jul 1944 Orders 29th Jul 1944 Orders 29th July 1944 Reorganisation 29th Jul 1944 On the Move 29th Jul 1944 On the Move 30th Jul 1944 In Action 30th July 1944 In Action   30th Ju1 1944 Attack Made 30th Jul 1944 In Action 31st Jul 1944 Advance 31st Jul 1944 In Action 1st Aug 1944 In Action 1st Aug 1944 In Action 1st Aug 1944 Reorganisation 1st Aug 1944 Advance 2nd Aug 1944 Advance Continues 2nd Aug 1944 Hard Fighting 3rd Aug 1944 Quiet 3rd Aug 1944 Under Fire 4th Aug 1944 Trouble 4th Aug 1944 Quiet 4th Aug 1944 Counter Attacks 4th Aug 1944 Counter Attack 5th Aug 1944 Wounded Evacuated 5th Aug 1944 Shelling 5th Aug 1944 Enemy Attack 6th Aug 1944 Under Fire 6th Aug 1944 Heavy Attack 7th Aug 1944 Wounded 7th Aug 1944 Tanks in Action 8th Aug 1944 Under Fire 9th Aug 1944 Relief Completed 8th Aug 1944 Reliefs 9th Aug 1944 In Support 10th Aug 1944 Refitting 12th Aug 1944 Patrols 12th Aug 1944 Orders 12th Aug 1944 On the Move   13th Aug 1944 Withdrawal 13th Aug 1944 Patrols 14th Aug 1944 Patrols 14th Aug 1944 Hard Fighting 15th Aug 1944 Fighting Patrols 15th Aug 1944 Mines 16th Aug 1944 Advance 17th Aug 1944 Under Fire 18th Aug 1944 Bridges Blown 19th Aug 1944 Enemy Tanks 20th Aug 1944 Dense Forest 21st Aug 1944 Area Cleared 22nd Aug 1944 Mines 23rd Aug 1944 At Rest 28th Aug 1944 Orders 28th Aug 1944 Conference   28th Aug 1944 On the Move 29th Aug 1944 On the Move 29th Aug 1944 Advance 30th Aug 1944 On the Move 30th Aug 1944 Prisoners Taken 31st Aug 1944 On the Move 31st Aug 1944 Planning 31st Aug 1944 Prisoners Taken 1st Sep 1944 Advance 2nd Sep 1944 Orders 2nd Sep 1944 On the Move 3rd Sep 1944 Opposition 4th Sep 1944 Mopping up 5th Sep 1944 Canal 7th Sep 1944 Orders 8th Sep 1944 On the Move 9th Sep 1944 Stiff Opposition 10th Sep 1944 In Action 11th Sep 1944 Opposition 12th Sep 1944 Patrols 13th Sep 1944 Shells fired into Germany 14th Sep 1944 At Rest 17th Sep 1944 At Rest 19th Sep 1944 Advance 19th Sep 1944 Attack Made 19th Sep 1944 On the Move 20th Sep 1944 Advance 20th Sep 1944 Targets Engaged 20th of September 1944 Move to Achel   20th Sep 1944 Attack Made 21st Sep 1944 Counter Mortar Ops   21st Sep 1944 Bridgehead Established 22nd Sep 1944 In Action 23rd Sep 1944 Advance 23rd Sep 1944 Position Obscure 23rd Sep 1944 Shelling 24th Sep 1944 In Action 24th Sep 1944 Heavy Shelling   24th Sep 1944 In Action 25th Sep 1944 Advance 25th Sep 1944 In Action 25th Sep 1944 Patrol   25th Sep 1944 Orders   25th Sep 1944 In Action 26th Sep 1944 Reliefs 26th Sep 1944 Enemy Withdraw   26th Sep 1944 A Good Welcome   26th Sep 1944 On the Move 27th Sep 1944 In Defence   27th Sep 1944 Patrols 27th Sep 1944 Shelling 28th Sep 1944 Patrols   28th Sep 1944 At Rest 28th Sep 1944 Communication 29th Sep 1944 Reliefs 29th Sep 1944 Patrols   29th Sep 1944 At Rest 30th Sep 1944 Recce   30th Sep 1944 On the Move 7th Oct 1944 Reliefs   7th Oct 1944 Move 8th Oct 1944 Observation Post   8th Oct 1944 Enemy Encountered   9th Oct 1944 Reliefs Completed 9th Oct 1944 Reliefs   9th Oct 1944 Rounds Fired   9th Oct 1944 Enemy Engaged   10th Oct 1944 Restrictions   10th Oct 1944 Bridge Attacked   11th Oct 1944 Restrictions   11th Oct 1944 Watch   12th Oct 1944 Attack Made 12th Oct 1944 Fire in Support 12th Oct 1944 Patrols   13th Oct 1944 Attack Made 13th Oct 1944 Observed Shoot   13th Oct 1944 Prisoners Taken   14th Oct 1944 Advance Continues 14th Oct 1944 Instructions   14th Oct 1944 Patrols   15th Oct 1944 Flank Secured 15th Oct 1944 Moonlight   15th Oct 1944 Advance   16th Oct 1944 Advance Continues 16th Oct 1944 Advance 16th of October 1944 Attack on Venray   17th Oct 1944 Gains 27th Oct 1944 Divisional Tasks   3rd Nov 1944 Reliefs 11th Nov 1944 In Action   15th of November 1944 Attack Planned   21st Nov 1944 In Action 22nd of November 1944 Orders   24th Nov 1944 Patrols 24th Nov 1944 Attacks Made   25th Nov 1944 In Action   16th January 1945  On the Move 19th January 1945  In Action Feb 1945 Carrier Platoon   Men of the carrier platoon of 3rd Monmouthshire Regiment, 11th Armoured Division, February 1945. © IWM (BU 1829) Feb 1945 Carrier Platoon 8th Mar 1945 Liaison Officers   9th Mar 1945 On the Move 10th Mar 1945 Maintenance   17th Mar 1945 Preparations   28th Mar 1945 Advance   29th Mar 1945 Recconaissance 30th Mar 1945 Mines 31st Mar 1945 Advance 1st Apr 1945 Quiet   April 1945 Reorganisation 2nd Apr 1945 Poor Weather 3rd Apr 1945 In Action 4th Apr 1945 Patrols 5th Apr 1945 Stiff Opposition   6th Apr 1945 Air Attacks   7th Apr 1945 Enemy Active 7th Apr 1945 V Weapons   8th Apr 1945 Hard Fighting 9th Apr 1945 Advance 10th Apr 1945 Opposition   11th Apr 1945 Patrols   12th Apr 1945 Negotiations 13th Apr 1945 Bridges 14th Apr 1945 Slow Advance   15th Apr 1945 Typhus 16th Apr 1945 In Action 17th Apr 1945 Little Opposition 18th Apr 1945 Good Progress 19th Apr 1945 Ultimatum 20th Apr 1945 Enemy Troops   21st Apr 1945 Patrols   22nd Apr 1945 Prisoners Taken   28th Apr 1945 Patrols 29th Apr 1945 Orders   30th Apr 1945 On the Move   1st May 1945 Patrols 2nd May 1945 Rapid Progress   3rd May 1945 Prisoners 4th May 1945 Orders   5th May 1945 Surrender 6th May 1945 Traffic Control   7th May 1945 Flag Raised   8th May 1945 Crossing Points   If you can provide any additional information, especially on actions and locations at specific dates, please add it here. 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