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1st Guards Brigade Anti Tank Company
1st Guards Brigade Anti Tank Company, proceeded to France with the British Expeditionary Force and saw action during the Battle of France in 1940. After a spell on Home Defence duties the company was disbanded on the 31st of December 1940
10th March 1940 Coy take over billets
27th June 1940 Quite day for 1st Guards Brigade
31st August 1939 Orders
1st September 1939 Reorganisation
2nd September 1939 Instruction
3rd September 1939 War Declared
4th September 1939 Guns
5th September 1939 Instruction
6th September 1939 Training
7th September 1939 Training
9th September 1939 Training
10th September 1939 Training
11th September 1939 Training
11th September 1939 Training
12th September 1939 Training
13th September 1939 Training
15th September 1939 On the Ranges
16th September 1939 Training
16th September 1939 Defences
17th September 1939 Preparations
18th September 1939 Preparations
19th September 1939 On the Move
20th September 1939 On the Move
22nd September 1939 Orders
23rd September 1939 Orders
24th September 1939 On the Move
25th September 1939 On the Move
26th September 1939 Into Billets
27th September 1939 Defences
28th September 1939 Preparations
29th September 1939 On the Move
30th September 1939 On the Move
1st October 1939 Improvements
2nd October 1939 Concert
3rd October 1939 Military Parade
4th October 1939 Advance Party
5th October 1939 On the Move
6th October 1939 Digging Trenches
7th October 1939 Defences
8th October 1939 Defences
9th October 1939 Defences
10th October 1939 Defences
11th October 1939 Weapons
12th October 1939 Letter
15th October 1939 In Position
17th October 1939 New Positions
18th October 1939 Training
19th October 1939 Training
20th October 1939 Training
21st October1939 Training
22nd October 1939 Training
23rd October 1939 Training
24th October 1939 Training
25th October 1939 Platoon
26th October 1939 Training
27th October 1939 Training
28th October 1939 Training
29th October 1939 Training
30th October 1939 Training
31st October 1939 Training
1st November 1939 Training
2nd November 1939 Training
3rd November 1939 Training
4th November 1939 Training
5th November 1939 Training
6th November 1939 Training
7th November 1939 Training
8th November 1939 Training
9th November 1939 Training
10th November 1939 Training
11th November 1939 Training
19th November 1939 Company Assemble
21st November 1939 On the Move
23rd November 1939 Defence Work
24th November 1939 Defences
25th November 1939 Defence Work
25th November 1939 Digging Trenches
26th November 1939 Defences
27th November 1939 Defence Work
28th November 1939 Defence Work
29th November 1939 Defence Work
30th November 1939 Defences
1st December 1939 Defence work
2nd December 1939 Defence Work
3rd December 1939 Defences
4th December 1939 Defences
5th December 1939 Digging
6th December 1939 Defences
7th December 1939 Defence Work
8th December 1939 Defence
9th December 1939 Defence Work
10th December 1939 Defence Work
11th December 1939 Defence Work
12th December 1939 Defences
13th December 1939 Defence work
14th December 1939 Defence Work
15th December 1939 Defence Work
16th December 1939 Defences
17th December 1939 Returns
19th December 1939 Leave
25th December 1939 Xmas dinner
26th December 1939 Digging
27th December 1939 Defences
28th December 1939 Defence Work
29th December 1939 Defence Work
30th December 1939 Defences
31st December 1939 Defences
1st January 1940 Defence Work
2nd January 1940 Training
3rd January 1940 Training
4th January 1940 Defences
5th January 1940 Defence
6th January 1940 Defence work
7th January 1940 Training
8th January 1940 Defences
9th January 1940 Defence Work
10th January 1940 On the Move
11th January 1940 Musketry
12th January 1940 On the Move
13th January 1940 Very Cold
19th January 1940 Preparations
20th January 1940 Posting
21st January 1940 State of emergency
22nd January 1940 Training
23rd January 1940 Training
24th January 1940 Training
25th January 1940 Training
27th January 1940 Training
28th January 1940 Training
29th January 1940 Training
30th January 1940 Training
31st January 1940 Training
1st February 1940 Training continues in Calais
2nd February 1940 Training continues in Calais
3rd February 1940 Training continues in Calais
4th February 1940 Training continues in Calais
5th February 1940 Templeuves to Saar
6th February 1940 Arrive at Metz
7th February 1940 Front line
8th February 1940
10th February 1940 Coldstream and Hampshire 11NS
10th February 1940 Grenade
11th February 1940 Improvement in gun positions
12th February 1940 Improvement in gun positions
13th February 1940 Coldstream Pln
18th February 1940 Hampshire Pl relieve
22nd February 1940 Grenadines and Coldstream Plns
23rd February 1940
24th February 1940 Lt Dawnay leaves for Templeuves
25th February 1940 Coy train at Metz
26th February 1940 Arrive at Templeuves
27th February 1940 Defence Work
28th February 1940 Defence Work
29th February 1940 Defence Work
1st March 1940 Defence Work
2nd March 1940 Defence Work
2nd March 1940 Nominal roll of officers on strength.
3rd March 1940 Defence Work
4th March 1940 Defence Work
5th March 1940 Defence Work
6th March 1940 Defence Work
7th March 1940 Defence Work
8th March 1940 Defence Work
9th March 1940 Defence Work
9th March 1940 Nominal roll of officers on strength.
11th March 1940 Training
12th March 1940 Training
13th March 1940 Training
14th March 1940 Training
15th March 1940 Training
16th March 1940 Training
16th March 1940 Nominal roll of officers on strength.
17th March 1940 Training
18th March 1940 Defence Work
19th March 1940 Training
20th March 1940 Defence
21st March 1940 Defence Work
22nd March 1940 Defences
23rd March 1940 Nominal roll of officers on strength.
23rd March 1940 Nominal roll of officers on strength.
24th March 1940 Defences
25th March 1940 Defences
26th March 1940 Training
27th March 1940 Training
28th March 1940 Defences
29th March 1940 Defences
30th March 1940 Defence Work
30th March 1940 Field return of other ranks
30th March 1940 Nominal roll of officers on strength.
31st March 1940 Defences
31th March 1940 Nominal roll of officers on strength.
1st April 1940 Defences
2nd April 1940 Training
3rd April 1940 Training
4th April 1940 Training
5th April 1940 Defence Work
6th April 1940 Reliefs
6th April 1940 Nominal roll of officers on strength.
6th April 1940 Nominal roll of officers on strength.
7th April 1940 Training
7th April 1940 Nominal roll of officers on strength.
8th April 1940 Training
9th April 1940 Weapons range
10th April 1940 Firing practise
11th April 1940 Training
12th April 1940 Training
13th April 1940 Training
13th April 1940 Nominal roll of officers on strength.
13th April 1940 Field return of other ranks
14th April 1940 Training
15th April 1940 Training
16th April 1940 Training
17th April 1940 Posting
19th April 1940 Training
20th April 1940 Nominal roll of officers on strength.
20th April 1940 Nominal roll of officers on strength.
21st April 1940 Return
1st May 1940 British Aircraft Overhead
2nd May 1940 Normal routine
3rd May 1940 Normal routine
4th May 1940 Searchlights during night
4th May 1940 Nominal roll of officers on strength.
5th May 1940 Move
5th May 1940 Field return of other officers
6th May 1940 Settling in
7th May 1940 A lot of Aircraft
8th May 1940 Aircraft Active
9th May 1940 Bombs
10th May 1940 Germany invades Holland
11th May 1940 Preparations
12th May 1940 Advance to Belgium.
12th May 1940 Recce
13th May 1940 Gun Positions
14th May 1940 Digging Positions
15th May 1940 Digging in
16th May 1940 Orders
17th May 1940 On the Move
18th May 1940 Digging gun positions
26th May 1940 Recce
27th May 1940 Withdrawal
28th May 1940 HQ Moves
29th May 1940 Situation unchanged
30th May 1940 Moves
31st May 1940 Orders
1st June 1940 Orders
2nd June 1940 At Dunkirk.
3rd June 1940 In England
4th June 1940 HQ Established
5th June 1940 1st Guards Brigade Coy arriving all day.
6th June 1940 Arrivals
7th June 1940 Company Together
8th June 1940 Refitting
9th June 1940 Arrivals
10th June 1940 1st Guards Brigade Coy at wakefield
11th June 1940 1st Guards Brigade Coy at wakefield
12th June 1940 1st Guards Brigade Coy
13th June 1940 1st Guards Brigade Coy
14th June 1940 1st Guards Brigade Coy go on leave.
15th June 1940 1st Guards Brigade Coy go on leave.
16th June 1940 Quite day for 1st Guards Brigade
17th June 1940 1st Guards Brigade Coy return from leave.
18th June 1940 1st Guards Brigade Coy advance party leave.
19th June 1940 1st Guards Brigade Coy routine ordinary.
20th June 1940 1st Guards Brigade Coy
21st June 1940 1st Guards Brigade Coy return from leave.
22nd June 1940 1st Guards Brigade Coy return from leave.
23rd June 1940 1st Guards Brigade Coy
24th June 1940 Coldstream Guards died in hospital.
25th June 1940 Reinforcements arrive.
26th June 1940 1st Guards Brigade Coy Officers go on leave
28th June 1940 A lot of Aircraft activity at Night
29th June 1940 Quite day for 1st Guards Brigade
30th June 1940 A lot of Aircraft activity
14th October 1939 Training
22nd November 1943 Digging TrenchesIf you can provide any additional information, especially on actions and locations at specific dates, please add it here.
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