The Queen's (Royal West Surrey) Regiment 2nd February1916

2^nd February 1916 –

1st Battalion – Relieved 2^nd Middlesex Cavalry on right. K.R.R. on left. We are in Z 0 – Nothing to report.

2nd Battalion – Very quiet day, with exception of heavy cannonade some distance to our right in the neighbourhood of FRISE which, it is said, the French intend to retake. During the early part of the night 3 H.E. 4” shells fell into WELLINGTON REDOUBT but caused no damage. A couple of “Sausages” fell in 73 S. Trench.

Officers 31.    Other Ranks 865.

To Hospital 2.

Capt R.K. Ross to staff.

Servant to Capt Ross 1.

1/5^th Battalion – B Company found the day outposts.

1/6^th Battalion – Battalion remained in billets & continued training.

7^th Battalion – Quiet day nothing to record.

8^th Battalion –

2^nd, 3^rd, 4^th February) Quiet days. Two casualties. In the evening of the 4^th The Bn, was relieved in the trenches by 8^th R.W. Kent Regt. Relief complete at 9pm. On relief the Bn, was disposed as follows:-

H.Q. at billet opposite Infantry BARRACKS, YPRES.

B & D Coys at CONVENT YPRES.

2 Platoons A Coy at CELLARS RUE de BEURRE.

2 Platoons A Coy at CELLARS opposite Town Majors billet YPRES.

C Coy in Camp D. G 24 d.

Working party of 120 for 103^rd R.E. was found.