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==1914 (Thursday)==
*The [[Battalion]] is attached to the 124th [[Brigade|Infantry Brigade]], commanded by [[Brigadier-General]] Collings.<ref group="lower-alpha">The Lonsdales remain in the 124th Infantry Brigade until [[16 March]] 1915, when they are transferred to the 112th Brigade, under Brigadier-General Mackenzie.</ref>
===Western Front===
 
*[[Ypres]] once again attacked fiercely, but vainly, by Germans.
===Eastern1915 Front=(Friday)==
*Situated at Molliens-au-Bois. Eight men per [[platoon]] practice in the use of live hand [[grenade]]s under instruction of Lieut. Kemp (Manchester Regiment).
*Austrians defeated near [[Cracow]] with loss of 4,000 prisoners.
*Remainder of the Battalion is occupied with inspections, close order drill and short route marches.
===Naval and Overseas Operations===
 
*German submarines attack [[Dover]].
==1916 (Sunday)==
*{{SMS|Nürnberg}} sunk by [[Doveton Sturdee]]'s squadron.
*Battalion situated at Berteaucourt, parading on football ground at 10am with inspection by [[General]] Fanshaw, commanding 5th Corps.
===Political===
 
*[[France]]: Government returns to [[Paris]] from [[Bordeaux]].
==1917 (Monday)==
*[[Germany]]: [[Eric von Falkenhayn]] definitely supersedes [[von Moltke]].
*Battalion situated at Dambre Camp involved in training.
 
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==References/notes==
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