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25th Field Battery, Royal Artillery
25th Field Regiment, Royal Artillery, made up of 12th, 25th, 31st and 58th Batteries was in India when war broke out in 1939. They served in North Africa, Iraq and North Western Europe.
4th Oct 1944 Move into Holland
5th Oct 1944 In Position
8th Oct 1944 Orders
9th Oct 1944 Reliefs
11th Oct 1944 Operations
12th Oct 1944 In Action
13th Oct 1944 In Action
18th Oct 1944 Objective Gained
19th Oct 1944 Poor Conditions
20th Oct 1944 Support
27th Oct 1944 Orders
28th Oct 1944 In Action
31st Oct 1944 Patrols
3rd November 1944 In Action
4th November 1944 Advance
5th November 1944 Very Quiet
8th November 1944 Move
9th November 1944 Terrible Weather
12th November 1944 Reliefs
18th November 1944 Observation
25th November 1944 Difficulties
30th November 1944 Reliefs
1st Dec 1944 Preparations
2nd Dec 1944 Preparations
3rd Dec 1944 Attack Made
4th Dec 1944 Objective Captured
9th Dec 1944 Quiet
10th Dec 1944 On the Move
31st Dec 1944 In Reserve
1st Jan 1945 Reliefs
5th Jan 1945 In Action
9th Jan 1945 Ammunition
10th Jan 1945 Reliefs
11th Jan 1945 Artillery Support
18th Jan 1945 Reliefs
24th Jan 1945 Reliefs
31st Jan 1945 Propaganda
2nd Feb 1945 Propaganda
14th Feb 1945 Targets
15th Feb 1945 On the Move
19th Feb 1945 River Levels
21st Feb 1945 Reliefs
22nd Feb 1945 On the Move
24th Feb 1945 Rescue
1st Mar 1945 Harrassing Fire
2nd Mar 1945 Orders
3rd Mar 1945 Orders
4th Mar 1945 Posting
5th Mar 1945 Orders
6th Mar 1945 Exercise
7th Mar 1945 At Rest
9th Mar 1945 Exercise
11th Mar 1945 Exercise
12th Mar 1945 Exercise
13th Mar 1945 Preparations
14th Mar 1945 Recce
16th Mar 1945 Ammunition
17th Mar 1945 Calibration
18th Mar 1945 On the Move
19th Mar 1945 Ammunition
20th Mar 1945 Into Position
21st Mar 1945 Conference
22nd Mar 1945 Gun Pits
23rd Mar 1945 In Action
24th Mar 1945 In Action
25th Mar 1945 Advance
26th Mar 1945 Objectives Taken
27th Mar 1945 Advance
28th Mar 1945 Advance
29th Mar 1945 Advance
30th Mar 1945 Advance Continues
31st Mar 1945 In Action
1st May 1945 Move
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25th Field Battery, Royal Artillery
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