17th August 1916 –
1st Battalion – The day passed
quietly – work carried on as usual. Patrols as usual.
Draft of 43 O Ranks arrived from England.
2nd Battalion – Coy
Training.
Details of strength.
Officers 29. O.Rks 839.
2/4th
Battalion –
1/5th
Battalion –
1/6th Battalion
– HALLOY.
The battalion proceeded to billets in SOMBRIN arriving at
11.55 am 5 men fell out on the march.
7th
Battalion – Enemy artillery slightly more active than usual – Right of
subsidiary line shelled in morning.
8th
Battalion – 3 am – The 8th Queen’s Regt relieved the 9th
E. Surrey’s in the right trenches. Relief complete by 3 am.
10th
Battalion – SOYER FARM.
Normal. We were relieved in the trenches by the 9th
Bn York’s & Lancs Regt.
11th
Battalion – The battalion was relieved by 10th Bn Northumberland
Fusiliers, and marched by platoons to billets in STEENWERCK, for the night.
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