NOTE.—The Division was not in the front line during the Battle of Cambrai, 8th-9th October, 1918, but other divisions of the VI. Corps were engaged and part at least of the 62nd may have been within the official boundaries. 66TH (EAST LANCASHIRE) DIVISION. Second Line. The Battles of Ypres, Battle of Poelcappelle. 9 Oct., 1917. 1917. The First Battles of Battle of St. Quentin. 21-23 March, 1918. the Somme, 1918. With actions for Somme crossings, 24th-25th March. Battle of Rosières. 26-27 March, 1918. _Battle of the Avre._ 4 April, 1918. Para. 47 of the despatch shows that the 66th was in the heavy fighting, 28th-31st March, in the Avre and Luce valleys, when they made counter-attacks; it is not said they were fighting on 4th April. The Official List makes no reference to the fighting 28th-31st March in this neighbourhood. The Battles of the Battle of Cambrai, Hindenburg Line. 1918. 8-9 Oct., 1918. The Final Advance. Battle of the Selle. 17-25 Oct., 1918. Battle of the Sambre. 4 Nov., 1918. The map, p. 294, Messrs. Dent’s edition, shows the 66th in support to the north-east of Le Cateau. It would thus be within the official boundary. In regard to the Battle of the Beaurevoir Line, 3rd-5th October, the divisions of the XIII. Corps in the front line were the 25th and 50th. The 66th was in reserve and it is not clear that it was within the official limits, although certainly close thereto. PRINTED BY THE TEMPLE PRESS AT LETCHWORTH IN GREAT BRITAIN Transcriber’s Notes pg 71 Changed: See Story of Fourth Army to: See Story of the Fourth Army pg 141 Changed: The despatch of 2nd February 1915, paragragh 4 to: The despatch of 2nd February 1915, paragraph 4 pg 162 Changed: a daring operation the h56t to: a daring operation the 56th