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==1914==
==1915 (Saturday)==
*Enlistments: [[George Fawkes (13299 Cpl.)]].
===Western Front===
*Germans capture Fort Manonviller (Avricourt).
*British on line [[Noyon]]-Chauny-[[La Fère]]: British cavalry successful near latter.
*Fall of [[Longwy]].
===Eastern Front===
*Russians beat Austrians at [[Lutzow]] ([[Galicia]]).
*[[East Prussia]]: Russians approach the ''[[SMS Königsberg|Königsberg]]'' in the north: but in the south the Battle of [[Tannenberg]] continues against them.
===Naval and Overseas Operations===
*Battle of Bight of [[Heligoland]]: the German cruisers ''[[SMS Mainz|Mainz]]'', ''[[SMS Cöln|Koln]]'', and ''[[SMS Ariadne|Ariadne]]'' sunk.


==1916 (Monday)==
==References/notes==
*At 12:30pm the [[Lonsdales]] relieve the 17th Highland Light Infantry in the front line [[trench]]es (left of Hulluch Sector); relief is complete by 2:45pm.
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*The day is very quiet with little or no action to report.
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*The Commanding Officer inspects these front line trenches during the night.

==1917 (Tuesday)==
*At 8:50pm the Lonsdales move from Canada Camp to Oost Dunkerque as Divisional Reserve; arrives 9:50pm.

==1918 (Wednesday)==
*Deaths: [[Evan Davies (15447 Sgt.)]] and [[Herbert Arthur Napper (27792)]].
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Latest revision as of 09:10, 12 July 2022

August

Lonsdale Battalion events that took place on 28 August.
For events that took place elsewhere, see 28 August on The Great War wiki.

1915 (Saturday)

1916 (Monday)

  • At 12:30pm the Lonsdales relieve the 17th Highland Light Infantry in the front line trenches (left of Hulluch Sector); relief is complete by 2:45pm.
  • The day is very quiet with little or no action to report.
  • The Commanding Officer inspects these front line trenches during the night.

1917 (Tuesday)

  • At 8:50pm the Lonsdales move from Canada Camp to Oost Dunkerque as Divisional Reserve; arrives 9:50pm.

1918 (Wednesday)


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