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... from the Royal Marine Light Infantry. A new division the Eoywl Naval Volunteer Reserve has been established the Tyne, with permanent staff of sixty officers ami men, and 3,557 officers and men of the Royal Naval Volunteers. March 51st the following ships ...
... 6.0. —Sydney Coulston (horn); Albert Voorsanger (violin); Albert Hardie (pianoforte). 6.3s.—King’s Own Yorkshire Light Infantry (The 51st Foot); radio history of a famous West Riding Regiment through 183_ years. 7.2o.—Defence Announcements • •25. For ...
... River at the latter place. At the close of the day the enemy counterattacked vigorously opposite Vendegies, supporting his infantry strongly with artillery, and was repulsed. morning the attack was resumed the whole front between the Sarabre at Oise ’'anal ...
... SOUTHERN The lodb the Forces axe to form Rhine will form : Midland Division— Bo Light 24tfa Bo 51st 52nd 53rd 51st Bn Leioester lSth Bn S Regiment llfch Bn Division— 51st Bn R 51st 51st Bn Regiment AEROPLANES ...
... night. ■ Gen. Montgomery’s 50th : (Northumbrian) and 51st ; (Highland) Divisions : have also appeared in : Italy, tion have been left in the wake of the German retreat. Waves of Fifth Army infantry, pouring with tanks and .guns over the Volturno, on many ...
... under various dates: WOUXDEDi COWLEY, Lieut. C. 8., Princess Patricia’s Canadian Light Infantry. DE BALINHARD, Lieut. J. C., Princess Patricia’s Canadian Light Infantry. JONES. Lieut. H. W., 16th Battalion (Canadian Scottish). The following casualty in ...
... Sergeant Alec Pointon. Ist North Staffordshire Company Sergeant-major T. Baker, Ist Shropshire Light Infantry, Private B. Pugh, sth Oxfort and Bucks Light infantry; and Sapper F- PiC7.’ Royal Engineer*. ...
... enquiries in the area comprised by the depots of the Worcestershire and Gloucestershire Regiments and the Oxford and Bucks Light Infantry, and found that such was not the case. Colonel Green way further complained that statements were made in that committee ...
... impressed with the number of smashed battery positions has far observed. One the finest performances of the day was attack the 51st Highland Territorial .Division north of the Soarpe. Fresh from long round most intense fighting I hear these troops, who were ...
... Medical Corps, Private H:. Frost. disease not satted ; 2nd Somerset Light infantry, t-rlvare F. Hurbord (alia 13Blke), diaease not stated. CosRtarioxr. Private Francis, Durban Light Infantry, died of enteric fever on the hospital ship tlunera. This man was ...
... contributed largely our infantry attacks intimate artillery and infantry is first in war marked CAVALRY the at brought prominently notice that cavalry is still necessary arm a number results obtained by of cavalry particularly combination light mobile machine ...
... Battalion Shropshire Light Infantry. WOUNDED. Gabb. 3050, Company-sergt.-major T., 4th Battalion Gloucestershire Regimeni (T.F.). GLOUCESTERSHIRE REGT., Oth BAT (T.F.). Bxayley. 3129, Pte. H. Sandle, 3269, Pte. D. SHROPSHIRE LIGHT INFANTRY, sth BAT. Hawkins ...