The Queen's (Royal West Surrey) Regiment 11th November 1915

11^th November 1915 – 

1st Battalion – Quiet day with shelling, as before, at intervals through the night.

2nd Battalion – Officers 24.    Other Ranks 798.

Capt F.C. Longbourne seconded as B.B.G.O. 2/Lieut K.A. Brown joined.

A & B Coys practised the attack & defence of “defended localities” & C & D fired on the range.

2/4^th Battalion – GALLIPPOLI.

1/5^th Battalion - 6 time expired N.C.O’s & men left for CALCUTTA to escort deportees.

1/6^th Battalion – The rain continued and very little work could be done owing to the bad state of the trenches – The enemy were quiet during the day and little shelling took place – The Bombers both ours and the enemy were lively during the night.

Casualties wounded other ranks 3, killed one.

7^th Battalion – In billets nothing to report.

8^th Battalion – Battalion remained in Camp G, carrying on with training.