The Queen's (Royal West Surrey) Regiment 31st October 1915

31^st October 1915 – 

1st Battalion – Enemy’s snipers more active.

Casualties 2 Lt W.B. Carslake wounded. One Other Rank Killed & one Wounded.

2nd Battalion – Officers 22.    Other Ranks 739.

To Hospital 1.

From Hospital 2.

Trenches: Very quiet.

E.K.B. Furze, Capt

1/6^th Battalion – Quiet day. The usual evening bombing took place during the evening – orders for relief, which was to have taken place were postponed 24 hours – during the night the bombers were very active – 14 dozen Mills Grenades were thrown – Casualties -

2/4^th Battalion – During this period the Battalion was employed digging trenches on and around LALA BABA and garrisoning the trenches by night.

R. J. FEW Major 2/4th Queen's

1/5^th Battalion – ARMS.

The C.C.M.A. being in LUCKNOW examined the arms of the FYZABAD detachment. Those at H.Q. had previously been done.

7^th Battalion – Enemy machine guns more active than usual during evening.

M. KEMP WELCH CAPT.

& ADJT.

7^th (SERVICE) Bn. THE QUEEN’S (R.W.S. REGT.)

8^th Battalion – Relieved by 9^th Battn E. Surrey Regt. Lt Col Tringham joined from 2^nd Battn to take command. Relief complete 9.30pm.

W.R.G. Bye.