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22 March

From the Lonsdale Battalion wiki
March

Lonsdale Battalion events that took place on 22 March.
For events that took place elsewhere, see 22 March on The Great War wiki.

1915 (Monday)

  • Letter from General Sir Henry Mackinnon to Lt-Col. Machell:
    Hope to 'fetch up' at the Station Hotel, Carlisle. I shall have my Motor with me and shall come out to Camp on Friday morning for an hour or two, and should like if possible, to see a little digging, some physical drill, and other Company work. Don’t have any Parade for me. I may ask them to march past in fours. I shall be glad to see you for I know you have done your training well, although you have been handicapped by want of rifles etc.[1]

1916 (Wednesday)

1917 (Thursday)

  • Nesle: Involved with working parties on bridges and roads etc.
  • Guards and piquets are supplied, remainder of Battalion bathes.

1918 (Friday)

  • Battalion situated in Divisional Reserve.
  • Day is spent in cleaning up after tour in the line, the men concentrated in shelters along 'Canal Bank'.
  • One company is out on working party duty; two companies bathe during afternoon.

References

  1. Record No. DLONS/L/13/13/114
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