Full text: Diary of service on the Western Front, 1916-1917, World War One (volume)

[Insert: typescript note from Lieutenant-General Cavan, 1 October 1917] days exposed to heavy shell fire & under fire from Eagle trench; that they were able under such conditions to make all arrangements & capture the position reflects the greatest credit upon all ranks. The Brigades were reorganized on the 26 September 1917 battlefield & on the 26th we were relieved by the 4th Division (General Matheson). Brigades moved to PROVEN preparatory to going south. 2 October 1917 Divisional headquarters moved to PERONNE and Brigades railed between September 30 & October 3rd. 10 October 1917 Division relieved the 40th Division in the line between HONNECOURT Wood & HAVRINCOURT Wood. It was about 10,000 yards in length & could only be lightly held by posts. All three Brigades were in the line. The sector was very quiet. The German divisions in this
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