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... great battle. was just a little episode in th« November fighting. But seemed me to fell all there to tell about the character of this warfare in the foul weather and the filth the ground up there. The agony the enemy in these battles of the Somme which ...
... Artillery, has been granted a aeoond lieutenant and awarded the Military Menal for distinguished gallantry m action at the battle of tho Somme. . , , « Lieut. Tomlinson, who w not yet years age was formerly Awistant-Sooutmaatcr of the Petmortham Sco.itt and platoon ...
... the Twits , or Werksetatay Widowing. -I SM. etc A. A. Chairman C.D. ath Dee, VI NG other members. ALDERLBT of the Battle of the Somme pictures be given as the Han welt and Saturday at 7311. filet the mote and imply& amw eve to the pubbe. WY M MITT —The ...
... gallantry, he says:— “1l was recommended for honour for keeping up communications in face of heavry shell fire in the battle of the Somme during the big push in Juls.” Up to now the hero has only been decorated with the ribbon by a Gemneral at the front ...
... County Palatine Artillery, has been awarded the Military Medal and granted for distiiupuiihed conduct action at the battle ts»e Somme. Before enlisting vs* Assistant Scoutmaster of the Penwortbam Sea Srout«, and Platoon Commander the Snouts* Defence Corps ...
... the bombardment has reached violence exceeding anything experienced in the whole battle of the Somme. FRENCH. An attack on the French trenches at Lassigny, between the Somme and the Oise, failed. Some enemy fractions obtained a footing in the advanced elements ...
... REDOUBLED GUNFIRE. Most Violent Bombardment of Somme Battle. Coinciding with lift in the stormy weather of the past week, the intensity the cannonade on the British front has redoubled since Saturday. Snow, however, has now begun to fall (says a Daily ...
... has now begun to foil. The artillery duel on tho said bo tho most violent that has taken place nee the opening the battle of the Somme. North of the Ancre the British gunners have gained a marked success over the Gernvm heavy pieces. The cannonade extends ...
... the German rush to the Channel ports in the two great battles of Ypres. To Sir Douglas it was left weld tK*. new divisions then pouring out of England France and to prove in the battles of the Somme and Ancre that the citizen levin# of England could take ...
... later. He earnmed the award for keeping up communications under heavy shell fire in the battle of the Somme. ...
... German official communique reporting the lovutnption of French uccewee the Moitea Major Morabt swritoe:—’‘The extinct battle cf the Somme not yet rerivetl. an«l the Meuse sector the fighting U restricted more or lose vivid artillery fire.” After remarking ...
... in Juno, and had received his papers to report to a Cadet School for a short training, when lie was wounded in the battle of the Somme on 3rd July. P ...