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... 1915. and June 28. 1916, landed in France Three daya later he went through the Battle of the Somme, and sinoa then lie has l»e«n with his regiment in several fierce battles. He was for a time attached of the Manchester Regiments, and two nioathf ago he ...

... our national prospects after the fare being at the Battle of Loos. He also went direction. I got well on my off side in case War. Be said the War could notfailtorntuu.ee through the Battle of the Somme, acting asaistant should let go and ran towards my ...

... villages for recruits has won honour beyond all other French Corps in the battle of the Somme. Many skilled writers have tried to describe the aghast look of these fields where the battle had passed over them. But every new visitor says the same thing—that ...

... Norris who at the time Mayor of Fulham. In early part of 1918 Mr. Austin sent on active service and was wounded at the battle of the Somme. He lost both his legs and was in hospital for six months. He was appointed 11111161164idjutant of a Cadet School eilleihed ...

... the I King's Shropshire Light Infantry in 1915 and bad been awarded the D.CM ,for conspicuous gallantry In the first battle cf the Somme. He was @lgo In possession o: the Mons Star. Bioce lesvmg the Army he had joined the Ant:-Aircraft Battery. and was ...

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... enlisted as private in (he Queen’s Westminsters and went to France in early 1915. He fought in most of the important battles on the Somme and at Ypres and was twice wounded, lie was gazetted on the Held, and at the end of the war went with the Army of ...

... DELAY MEANS DEATH The battle of the Somme caused 30,000 casualties the first day. Ot se approxlm.! ly 3,000 would require Iran*- union. which would call for the forward provision 7.600 pints of blood. Clearly, It would Impossible obtain till* amount the ...

... some years. Serving with the B.E.F. In the 56th Division In the 1914-18 war, Cllr. Edgson was severely wounded In the Battle of the Somme. He attained the rank major. He joined Messrs. Hllller, Parker, May and Bowden In March. 1908, and became a partner ...

... Council. He served In the Volunteers and the Territorials from 1905 to 1922 and was awarded the D.S.O. ih the first tank battle on the Somme in 1916. ...

... s he a ring, during the World War and Walsh . Of 800 t. in the landing at Suvla Bay Yard, mid that from the and the battle of the Somme. he saw something glitter Ria MC. was awarded TOW is shop doorway near Leicas- Services at Gallipoli and he was Square ...