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Line 1: <noinclude>{{Calendar\|April\|hide31=yes}}{{Date-introtext}}__NOTOC__</noinclude>~~__NOTOC__~~ ==~~1915~~1916 (~~Saturday~~Monday)== Dernancourt: Situated in the E1 sector. Front very quiet. French take Regniéville ([[Woevre]]). One [[other ranks\|other rank]] 'bruised.' Russian attacks repulsed in the [[Carpathians]]. Severe fighting north of [[Czernowitz]]. French expeditionary force begins to land at [[Alexandria]]. Turkish cruiser ''Medjidia'' sunk by a mine off Odessa; Indecisive action in the Black Sea between {{SMS\|Goeben}} and {{SMS\|Breslau}}, and part of the Russian Fleet. South African forces occupy [[Warmbad]] (German south-west Africa). [[Greece]]: Publication of a memorandum of [[24 January]] 1915 by M. Venizelos to King Constantine on Greek foreign policy.<ref group="note">Venizelos asserted that [[Greece]] was bound by treaty to help [[Serbia]] against a Bulgarian invasion; suggested the cession of Kavalla to [[Bulgaria]] in the last resort in view of the danger to Hellensim in event of a German-Turkish victory.</ref> American military mission, attached to the German Staff, recalled. Russian Imperial ukase issued granting municipal self-government to Russian Poland (see [[14 August]] 1914 and [[5 November]] 1916). Dover Straits barrage completed. ==~~Notes~~1917 (Tuesday)== Savy: Work continues in salvaging of materials and collecting the dead. ~~<references group="note"/>~~ [[Working parties]] in the village clearing of the road. Working parties also employed elsewhere. ~~==References==~~ Two companies out in Bois de Holnon, digging outposts. ~~{{reflist}}~~ ~~==Acknowledgements==~~ ==1918 (Wednesday)== ~~{{acknowledgements}}~~ Battalion situated in the front line. Enemy is reported massing in front of {{B Company}}'s position. <noinclude>▼ 500–600 are seen leaving the [[trench]]es in small parties; probably reinforcements rushed up to hold up an expected attack. Situation is normal again by 11am and the day is quiet. Advance party of Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders arrive. Reconnoitring of the 'purple line.' ▲<noinclude>{{refs-notes}} [[Category:Events by day\|094]] [[Category:April events\|03]]