*[[11th Battalion Border Regiment Nominal Roll, November 1915 (A Company)]]
...:center;" colspan="5"|'''11th Battalion Border Regiment (Lonsdale) – A, B, C and D Company'''<br>''<small>(in order of service number)</small>''
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*A Alborough Died 13 Mar 1900 Ladysmith
*A Artlett Wounded 15 Dec 1899 Colenso
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|company =A Company
|resident =4 Gibbons Court<br>Scotch Street, Carlisle
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*[[11th Battalion Border Regiment Nominal Roll, November 1915 (A Company)]]
| Ashton||A||16411||Private
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...the ankle, and had to retire. I also had to return to get more assistance. A Lance Corporal of the Dorsets volunteered to take Whalley’s place and betwe
...arge dam of water. He returned, and said we would have to try and get over a little further up the line. He had no sooner told me to follow him than he
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...dmark over open ground. A wider known Crucifix Corner was near Lagnicourt. A curious belief, current among the {{gw|troop}}s on the {{gw|Western Front}}
...es. Only the Cross remained undamaged on the shattered altar.<ref>{{Fraser-Gibbons|pageno=67}}</ref>
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...orals are required to supervise a small team of up to four soldiers called a section. They also have opportunities to specialise and undertake specialis
...ater extended to [[sergeant|sergeants]] as a convenient term.<ref>{{Fraser-Gibbons|pageno=139}}</ref>
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...Menin Road Near [[Ypres]], constantly under {{gw|shell}} fire. On a board, a yard long, was painted in white letters on black, "To Hell Fire Corner." It
...res drawn with safety two hundred yards away, while this corner itself was a veritable hell."
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The '''Australian and New Zealand Army Corps''' (ANZAC) was a First World War {{gw|army}} corps of the Mediterranean Expeditionary Force.
...stralians and New Zealanders who had never been there at all.<ref>{{Fraser-Gibbons|pageno=7}}</ref>
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'''Albert''' is an industrial town on the Ancre with a population of 6,750. The church of Notre-Dame Brebrieres was restored in re
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:John William Gibbons, 12 Grasslot (Maryport);
:William Thompson, formerly of Workington (a well known cricketer);
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...private]] in a {{gw|regiment}} of {{gw|Cavalry}} of the Line.<ref>{{Fraser-Gibbons|pageno=292}}</ref>
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...'Bomber' should be universally substituted for 'Grenadier.' <ref>{{Fraser-Gibbons|pageno=31-32}}</ref>
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*H. Davies (13642) and J.W. Gibbons (13915) of {{D Company}} are promoted to the rank of [[Sergeant]].<ref name
*Stand-to at 8am as a result of a raid on the Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders about 'Owls Wood'.
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...the graves of the South African {{gw|troop}}s the fell there.<ref>{{Fraser-Gibbons|pageno=75}}</ref>
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