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==1916 (Monday)==
==1916 (Monday)==
*[[Battalion]] is situated in the [[Authuille]] Sector.
*Battalion is situated in the [[Authuille]] Sector.
*[[Trench mortar]] and [[artillery]] is active. Seven [[other ranks]] are wounded.
*{{gw|Trench mortar}} and {{gw|artillery}} is active. Seven {{gw|other ranks}} are wounded.
*2nd Lieuts. A.G. Snook, J.R.S. Borman and A.J. Albon report their arrival.
*2nd Lieuts. A.G. Snook, J.R.S. Borman and A.J. Albon report their arrival.


==1917 (Tuesday)==
==1917 (Tuesday)==
*Domart: Divisional Command inspection, later followed by battalion training.
*Domart: Divisional Command inspection, later followed by battalion training.

==1918 (Wednesday)==
*Inspection of 1st Battalion 328 U.S. Infantry Regiment at work in conjunction with Cadre<ref group="lower-alpha">The Battalion war diary states that at midnight on [[9 May|9]]/[[10 May]], 1918, the [[5th Border Regiment]] and [[11th Border Regiment]] were amalgamated. After amalgamation a training cadre of ten officers and 51 {{gw|other ranks}} was formed and retained the Lonsdale title of the 11th Battalion the Border Regiment, which continued as a training cadre until total disbandment on [[31 July]], 1918. The remaining cadre then joined the [[1/5th Border Regiment]] and the Lonsdale Battalion ceased to exist.</ref> of [[11th Border Regiment]] by General Pershing on the training area.


==1921 (Sunday)==
==1921 (Sunday)==
*Deaths: [[Robert Matthews (23633)]] <ref group="note">[[Private]] [[Robert Matthews (23633)|Matthews]] of {{C Company}} died in the UK of {{wl|Phthisis}}. He is buried at {{CWGC link|id=40582|name=Cartmell Fell (St. Anthony's) Churchyard}}.</ref>
*[[Robert Matthews (23633)]] of {{C Company}} dies in the UK of {{wl|Phthisis}}.


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[[Category:Events by day|150]]
[[Category:Events by day|150]]
[[Category:May events|29]]
[[Category:May events|29]]

Latest revision as of 18:39, 17 May 2024

May

Lonsdale Battalion events that took place on 29 May.
For events that took place elsewhere, see 29 May on The Great War wiki.

1916 (Monday)

1917 (Tuesday)

  • Domart: Divisional Command inspection, later followed by battalion training.

1918 (Wednesday)

  • Inspection of 1st Battalion 328 U.S. Infantry Regiment at work in conjunction with Cadre[a] of 11th Border Regiment by General Pershing on the training area.

1921 (Sunday)

Notes

  1. The Battalion war diary states that at midnight on 9/10 May, 1918, the 5th Border Regiment and 11th Border Regiment were amalgamated. After amalgamation a training cadre of ten officers and 51 other ranks was formed and retained the Lonsdale title of the 11th Battalion the Border Regiment, which continued as a training cadre until total disbandment on 31 July, 1918. The remaining cadre then joined the 1/5th Border Regiment and the Lonsdale Battalion ceased to exist.

References

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