The Queen's (Royal West Surrey) Regiment 24th May 1916

24^th May 1916–

1st Battalion – Ordinary routine. C.O. Capt Godfrey & Adjutant on Brigade staff Ride all morning.

2nd Battalion – A very quiet day. It rained practically the whole day and in consequence everything is very slippery & muddy.

Officers 37.    Other Ranks 922.

1 Attached.

2/4^th Battalion –

1/5^th Battalion -

1/6^th Battalion – The Battalion remained in billets & furnished working party 450 strong to dig trenches on Hill 140 1 mile N of BOMY.

7^th Battalion – Lieut Romney & the transport from VAUX-SUR-SOMME rejoined the Battalion also Lt B.C. Haggard & the sick & lame – Lt F. Travers took over the appointment of acting Adjutant Vice 2 Lieut T.C. Filby.

8^th Battalion – 24^th/25^th May.

The Bn was relieved in the trenches by the 8^th R.W. Kent Regt. Relief complete at 11.30 pm. On relief the Bn moved into Divl Reserve at DRANOUTRE and was disposed as follows :-

A Coy & Snipers – STACK FARM,

C;D, Grenade, M.G. Det, Sigs – Hutment Camp.

B Coy – AIRCRAFT FARM.

10^th Battalion – Billets – Outterstien.

11^th Battalion –