The Queen's (Royal West Surrey) Regiment 10th July 1915

10^th July 1915 – 

1st Battalion – The Secretary of State for War paid a visit to the 1^st Army HQ on July 8^th and a guard of Honor was found by the Detmt 1/Queens at AIRE under Lt W. Nickolas. 2 Lieut C.D.M. Fowler promoted Lieutenant d/12-4-15.
2nd Battalion – Officers 34.    Other Ranks 970.

Increase 1 man from Hospital.

Coy, Parades.

1/6^th Battalion – Battalion relieved R.Sussex Regt in trenches. The Battalion left Billets at 4.am. Companies leaving in platoons at 200 paces interval. Guides met platoons at MOTOR CAR CORNER & conducted them to the trenches – The relief was complete by 8.am A-C, less 2 platoons & D Coys were in the fire trenches. B Coy less 2 platoons of B Coy & 2 platoons of C Coy were in support trench. The transport moved on to PONTCEAU.

Casualties – one other ranks wounded.