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==1915 (Sunday)==
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*French make progress south of [[St. Mihiel]] ([[Meuse]]) and in the [[Woevre]] district.
*Letter from the [[Hugh Lowther, 5th Earl of Lonsdale|Earl of Lonsdale]] regarding the proposed move to Grantham: {{quote-left}}Obviously, I have no wish to express any opinion as to where the Battalion is sent, and I entirely agree with anything that [[Percy Wilfred Machell|Colonel Machell]] desires, my one object being to further the interest of the Regiment, and am only anxious to agree with whatever he wishes.<ref name="lowther116">{{lowther|recno=116}}</ref>
*Germans take [[Driegrachten]].
*Lieut. Hodgkinson writes report on Belton Park Camp, Grantham, in preparation for the move.<ref name="lowther116" />
*Russian hospital [[bombardment|bombed]] at [[Radom]] ([[Poland]]).
*Russians occupy Cisna and reach Sztropko ([[Carpathians]]).
*Fierce battle at Okna (nezr [[Czernowitz]]).
*Russians defeat Turks at [[Olty]] ([[Armenia]]).
*{{SMS|Goeben}} and {{SMS|Breslau}} withdraw to [[Bosporus]].
*[[Greece]]: Publication of a further memorandum by M. Venizelos, dated [[30 January]] 1915, on Greek foreign policy.<ref group="note">Venizelos explained the reason for the overture to [[Bulgaria]] and of its abandonment; the offer of the [[Triple Entente|Entente]] to send a [[division]] to Macedonia not regarded by Greek general staff as enabling Greece to go to help [[Serbia]].</ref>
 
==Notes1916 (Tuesday)==
*[[Battalion]] is relieved by the 10th York and Lancaster Regiment.
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*Returns to [[billet]]s in Senlis.<ref>
==References==
 
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==1917 (Wednesday)==
==Acknowledgements==
*Savy: [[Working parties]] in Étreillers and during the night.
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*Commanding officers and company commanders go forward to reconnoitere the ground and enemy lines near the village of Holnon.
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*Deaths: [[George Crozie (30155 Pte.)]]
 
==1918 (Thursday)==
*{{B Company}}, {{C Company}} and {{D Company}} in [[trench]]es in the Purple Line.
*{{A Company}} situated in shelters on the northern side of Adinfer.
*Day is wet, spent improving trenches and shelters. Wiring is undertaken at night.
 
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[[Category:Events by day|095]]
[[Category:April events|04]]