The Territorial Divisions, 1914-1918Stirling, John
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The Territorial Divisions, 1914-1918
Stirling, John
World War, 1914-1918 -- Regimental histories -- Great Britain
The Advance to the
Hindenburg Line,
1917. March, 1917.
The Battles of Ypres, Battle of Polygon
1917. Wood. 26 Sept.-3 Oct., 1917.
Battle of Cambrai,
1917. 20 Nov.-3 Dec., 1917.
See map in Messrs. Dent’s Edition.
The First Battles of Battle of St. Quentin. 21-23 March, 1918.
the Somme, 1918. See map in Messrs. Dent’s edition.
One brigade was
engaged in the
First Battle of
Bapaume. 24-25 March, 1918.
The Battles of the _Battle of Bailleul._ 13-15 April, 1918.
Lys. At this period the Division was much split
up, and parts of it were in others of the
Lys battles.
60TH (SECOND LONDON) DIVISION. Second Line.
Macedonia. _Battle of Doiran, 1917._ 24-25 April,
and 8-9 May, 1917.
The Invasion of Third Battle of Gaza. 27 Oct.-7 Nov., 1917.
Palestine. Battle of Nebi
Samwil. 17-24 Nov., 1917.
Defence of Jerusalem 26-30 Dec., 1917.
and numerous
subsequent actions,
January to July,
1918.
The Battles of Battle of Sharon. 19-25 Sept., 1918.
Megiddo. Battle of Nablus. 19-25 Sept., 1918.
61ST (SOUTH MIDLAND) DIVISION. Second Line.
The Battles of the
Somme, 1916. 14-17 July, 1916.
The Division took part in an attack at
Fromelles, 19th-20th July, 1916, which in
the Official List was stated to be
subsidiary to the Battle of Bazentin Ridge.
Advance to Hindenburg Capture of Bapaume
Line, 1917. and Chaulnes. March, 1917.
_The Battles of Ypres, The Division is not mentioned in the
1917._ despatch, but was engaged at Ypres on
in the latter half of August and first
week various dates of September. These
were not perhaps within the limits of
“recognised battles.”
Battle of Cambrai,
1917. 20 Nov.-3 Dec., 1917.
Mentioned in the despatch as assembling,
took over from the 12th Division about
1st December, and had stiff fighting for
several days.
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