The Queen's (Royal West Surrey) Regiment 20th November 1915

20^th November 1915 – 

1st Battalion – Ordinary Routine

2nd Battalion – Officers 29.    Other Ranks 792.

Killed 1 (accidently).

Wounded (accidently).

To Hospital Nil.

From Hospital Nil.

Battalion was relieved by 1/S Staff, Regt, and went into reserve billets in HARLEY STREET. All 4 Coys employed working on communication trenches during afternoon. Relief carried out quickly to-day. Weather cold.

2/4^th Battalion – GALLIPPOLI.

1/5^th Battalion - Battalion again went for route march about 10 miles. Marching most satisfactory throughout.

1/6^th Battalion – Remained in billets. Companies carried out a Route march. Orders were received to send an advanced billeting party to LIERES on the 21^st.

7^th Battalion – Enemy active with light & heavy trench mortar bombs. D company relieved A in front trenches.

8^th Battalion – The night was very quiet.

6am One of our M.G’s opened fire on cross roads in enemy’s lines; this was part of a Brigade scheme for M.G. fire directed on enemy’s dumps etc.

Day quiet. Work of repair carried on.