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==1916==
*Battalion in isolation camp at Contay Wood (measles) involved in Divisional and Brigade manoeuvres, training and small working parties.<ref>A group of soldiers (or prisoners) that are assigned to perform manual tasks or duties, for their own or other units.</ref><ref>Training continues during the whole period of isolation.</ref><ref name="wdapr16">[[11th Battalion War Diary, April 1916]]</ref>▼
*Newspaper article: ''[[Been Back a Bit, but Moved Up Again]]''.<ref>''[[Been Back a Bit, but Moved Up Again]]'' – [[Workington Star and Harrington Guardian]]. Published 28 April, 1916.</ref>
*Newspaper article: ''[[May Be Called Upon Any Minute]]''.<ref>''[[May Be Called Upon Any Minute]]'' – [[Workington Star and Harrington Guardian]]. Published 28 April, 1916.</ref>
*Private T.R. Lamont writes to the [[Workington Star and Harrington Guardian]]:
▲*Battalion in isolation camp at Contay Wood (measles) involved in Divisional and Brigade manoeuvres, training and small working parties.<ref>A group of soldiers (or prisoners) that are assigned to perform manual tasks or duties, for their own or other units.</ref><ref>Training continues during the whole period of isolation.</ref><ref name="wdapr16">[[11th Battalion War Diary, April 1916]]</ref>
:{{quote-left}}Dear Sir, I received your welcome parcel of tobacco in the best order, and I thank you very much for the same. We had just come out of the trenches after having a wet time of it, so I could not have received the parcel at a better time. I shared it amongst the boys, which is the general custom with any parcels from England, and it would have done you good to see the pleasant smiles on the faces of the lads when I handed a laal bit of bacca across to them. Well, I am just thinking of the Uppies and Downies do that will be taking place to-day. I would have liked to have had a go in with them; but duty first and pleasure afterwards. I am living in full confidence of coming back again to the old town. Again thanking you and the subscribers to the STAR fund for their welcome gift.{{quote-right}}<ref>''[[Thinking of Uppies & Downies]]'' – [[Workington Star and Harrington Guardian]]. Published [[12 May]] 1916.</ref>
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