The Queen's (Royal West Surrey) Regiment 4th October 1915

4^th October 1915 – 

1st Battalion – Ordinary Routine.

2nd Battalion – Officers 19.    Other Ranks 739.

Wounded 1.

Relieved during afternoon by 2^nd Bedfords. Billets in LE QUESNOY.

1/6^th Battalion – TRENCHES.

Remained in trenches. The trenches were shelled intermittently all day, but most of the fire was directed against ours & French guns of which there was a considerable number about this point. – Found working parties as on 3^rd at 8pm orders were received that the Battn, would move on the following day – Casualties – Wounded other ranks 9 Killed one.

2/4^th Battalion – Capt. Hull having been admitted to hospital, Capt. McNaught assumed command of the Battalion. The Battalion moved into dug outs on the eastern slopes of LALA BABA.

Cooks, batmen and signallers of the 162nd Brigade, Lala Baba, Suvla Bay, August 1915

7^th Battalion – Orders received that Battalion would relieve 8^th East Surrey in D3 on night 7-8^th.

8^th Battalion – Reorganisation Battalion bombers & other specialists.