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4th Division
2nd Sep 1939 On the Move
3rd Sep 1939 Reorganisation
7th Sep 1939 Reorganisation
13th Sep 1939 Equipment
14th Sep 1939 Equipment
15th Sep 1939 Inspection
18th Sep 1939 Orders
20th Sep 1939 Equipment
21st Sep 1939 Advance Party
23rd Sep 1939 Motor Transport
26th Sep 1939 On the Move
27th Sep 1939 Equipment
27th of September 1939 Kings Visit
27th of September 1939 Kings visit
28th Sep 1939 New CO
28th Sep 1939 On the Move
5th Oct 1939 On the Move
6th Oct 1939 On the Move
12th Oct 1939 Holding the Line
23rd of November 1939 Orders
2nd of December 1939 Operation Order No. 2
2nd of December 1939 Appendices A and B Operation Order No 2
3rd Dec 1939 Orders
6th Dec 1939 Parade
6th Dec 1939 Inspection
7th Dec 1939 Advance Party
8th Dec 1939 Orders
9th Dec 1939 Orders Issued
10th Dec 1939 On the Move
11th Dec 1939 On the Move
12th Dec 1939 In Billets
14th Dec 1939 Recce
16th Dec 1939 On the Move
17th Dec 1939 On the Move
18th Dec 1939 Guard of Honour
20th Dec 1939 On the Move
21st Dec 1939 Reliefs
6th January 1940 Conference
16th January 1940 Preparations
3rd Apr 1940 Defences
1st May 1940 Moves
1st May 1940 Defences
13th May 1940 Preparations
15th May 1940 Recce
16th May 1940 Defences
17th May 1940 Conference
17th May 1940 Congested Roads
17th May 1940 Exchange of Fire
18th May 1940 Fighting Withdrawal
18th May 1940 Enemy Penetrate
18th May 1940 Withdrawal
18th May 1940 Withdrawal
18th May 1940 Heavy Fighting
18th May 1940 On the Move
18th May 1940 On the Move
19th May 1940 Withdrawal
19th May 1940 Fighting Withdrawal
19th May 1940 Withdrawal
19th May 1940 Air Raids
19th May 1940 Bridge Protected
20th May 1940 Fighting Withdrawal
20th May 1940 Road Blocks
20th May 1940 In Action
21st May 1940 Digging in
21st May 1940 Shelling
22nd May 1940 Orders
22nd May 1940 Heavy Shelling
22nd May 1940 Orders Issued
23rd May 1940 Withdrawal
23rd May 1940 Holding the Line
23rd May 1940 New Positions
23rd May 1940 Bridge Blown
25th May 1940 Flank Exposed
25th May 1940 In the Line
25th May 1940 Accident
26th May 1940 Enemy Aircraft
26th May 1940 In Action
26th May 1940 Positions Improved
26th May 1940 Reliefs
27th May 1940 In Action
27th May 1940 Withdrawal
27th May 1940 Sniper
27th May 1940 Defensive Positions
28th May 1940 In Action
28th May 1940 Rear Guard
28th May 1940 Withdrawal
28th May 1940 Withdrawal
28th May 1940 Enemy Aircraft
29th May 1940 Rear Guard
29th May 1940 Withdrawal
30th May 1940 Defences
30th May 1940 Defensive Perimeter
31st May 1940 Embarkation
31st May 1940 Heavy Fighting
31st May 1940 In Action
1st Jun 1940 Under Fire
1st Jun 1940 Heavy Shelling
3rd Sep 1940 Exercise
11th Apr 1943 Orders
8th Feb 1944 On the Move
13th Feb 1944 On the Move
29th Feb 1944 In the Line
11th May 1944 In Action
12th May 1944 Difficult Obstacle
14th May 1944 Advance
14th May 1944 On the Move
14th May 1944 Reorganisation
14th May 1944 In Action
15th May 1944 Attack Made
15th May 1944 Advance
16th May 1944 In Action
16th May 1944 In Action
17th May 1944 In Action
17th May 1944 Advance
17th May 1944 In Action
18th May 1944 Orders
18th May 1944 Advance
25th Jun 1944 Attack Made
26th Jun 1944 Counter Attack
4th Jul 1944 Surrender
Two Polish nationals, forcibly conscripted into the German 334 Division, surrendered to men of the 2/4th Battalion, Hampshire Regiment in the village of Alberoro, Italy. They are seen talking to Lieutenant V. Liles. IWM (NA 16654)
21st Jul 1944 AdvanceIf you can provide any additional information, especially on actions and locations at specific dates, please add it here.
Those known to have served with
4th Division
during the Second World War 1939-1945.
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