The Irish Guards in the Great War, Volume 2 (of 2) : $b The Second Battalion and AppendicesKipling, Rudyard
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The Irish Guards in the Great War, Volume 2 (of 2) : $b The Second Battalion and Appendices
Kipling, Rudyard
Great Britain. Army. Irish Guards -- History; World War, 1914-1918 -- Regimental histories -- Great Britain
Vavai to Assevant, i. 325-327:
the Armistice, i. 327-328;
Maubeuge, i. 328-329;
the journey to Cologne, i. 329, 332, 333
2nd Battalion:
a “happy” Battalion, ii. 53-54, 168, 216
Commanding Officers of, ii. 216
(1915) formation, ii. 1-3;
leaves England, i. 101; ii. 3;
Havre, ii. 3;
Acquin, ii. 4, 7;
meet 1st Battalion at St. Pierre, i. 104: ii. 5;
Linghem, Haquin, ii. 8;
Le Rutoire, ii. 8-9;
Loos, Chalk-Pit Wood, ii. 9-15;
Verquigneul, ii. 14;
Vermelles, the Hohenzollern, i. 119, 120; ii. 15-28, 30;
Bourecq, ii. 29-30;
La Gorgue, ii. 30, 34;
Laventie, ii. 31-33;
Merville, ii. 35;
Laventie, ii. 36-38, 39-46;
La Gorgue, Merville, ii. 38-40, 46-47
(1916) Laventie, ii. 49-55, 57-58, 60-62;
La Gorgue, ii. 56, 62-63;
Merville, ii. 59-60;
Wormhoudt, Poperinghe, ii. 63, 66-67;
Calais, ii. 64-66;
Ypres Salient, ii. 66-74, 75-79;
Poperinghe, ii. 73;
Brandhoek, ii. 76;
Proven, Bollezeele, ii. 80-81, 91;
Hooge, ii. 81-83;
Vlamertinghe, ii. 83-84;
Elverdinghe, the Yser Canal, ii. 84-89;
Camp P., ii. 90;
the Somme: Lucheux, Mailly-Maillet, Couin, ii. 92-94;
Méricourt l’Abbé, ii. 105;
Ginchy, ii. 95-96, 97-103;
Carnoy, ii. 103;
Lesbœufs, i. 181; ii. 103-104;
Trônes Wood, Carnoy, Méricourt-en-Vimeux, ii. 105-107;
meet 1st Battalion at Aumont, ii. 106;
Méaulte, Trônes Wood, ii. 108;
Lesbœufs, Sailly-Saillisel, Combles, Haie Wood, i. 190, 191;
ii. 111-112, 114-118;
Bronfay, ii. 113-114
(1917) the Somme: Corbie, Maurepas, ii. 119;
Rancourt, ii. 119-124, 125-127;
Morval, Ville, Priez Farm, Billon, ii. 124;
St. Pierre Vaast Wood, i. 203; ii. 128-131;
railway and road-work, ii. 131-133;
Curlu, Méricourt l’Abbé, ii. 134-135;
Ypres Salient: Elverdinghe, the Yser Canal, ii. 136-137,
140-146;
Herzeele, ii. 138-139;
Third Battle of Ypres, Boesinghe, ii. 145-152;
the Steenbeek, ii. 152-154;
Porchester Camp, Paddington Camp, Abingley Camp, ii. 154-156;
the Broembeek, Houthulst Forest, ii. 158-162, 164-167;
Dulwich Camp, Putney Camp, Herzeele, Houlle Camp, ii. 163-164,
167-170;
the Somme: Cambrai offensive, Bourlon Wood, i. 241, 304; ii.
171-176;
Gouzeaucourt, ii. 177-179;
Simencourt, ii. 179-181
(1918) Arras and the Scarpe, ii. 182-184;
transferred to 4th Guards Brigade, i. 253, 258; ii. 184, 185;
Bray, ii. 184-185;
Arleux, ii. 185;
Villers-Brulin, Béthonsart, ii. 186;
March Push: Hamelincourt, Moyenneville, Ayette, ii. 186-189;
Chelers, ii. 190;
Vieux-Berquin, i. 270; ii. 191-202;
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