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... month of the battle of the Somme. The superiority of the Alben ae is as clear as it was on the fitst day. incessantly developed and amplified all its objectives. Far from diminisbing in intensity and extent the aliernate offensive of the Somme increases ...
... Michael O’Rourke, who during the wax served with the 7th Battalion of Canadians, and stole his Victoria Cross, won at the Battle of the Somme, as well as his Distinguished Conduct Medal and 1914 Star. Avon Erase. Larkhall. the Lanarkshire estate of Colonel Stevenson ...
... Palmer. Pte. F. W. Fry, Pte. P. J. Millkliap. Pte. J. H. G. White, Pte. W. A. Hackford. THE BATTLE OF THE SOMME. Quoting critic’s estimate that the offensive the Somme va« in every single point superior the German effort against Verdun last February and March ...
... points there was stubborn fighting. but in the main the German defences were found more vulnerable than wik* the the battle of the .Somme. The British Attack was delivered along the salient and the south of it, whilst the French co-operated the loft. Our ...
... in France with the Gloucestershire Regiinent and also with the Koyal Scots and was wounded on two occasions at tne Battle of the Somme. and afterwards at Cambrai during the German offensive of 1018 when he was taken prisoner. remained in Germany , u ...
... Division. During the battle of the Somme, he was in command of the 106 th Field Company, R.E., and was awarded a brevet majority and the Military Cross. In 1917, he was employed in the elaborate preparations which preceded the battle of Messines in June ...
... and honoured remembrance of Kenneth, Captain, R.A.S.C. and R.A.F., mortally wounded in aerial combat over Gommecourt (Battle of the Somme), on Sept. 16th, and died in hospital at Boulogne on Saturday, September 23rd, 1916. BRIDGMAN Treasured memories of ...
... which I have poignant memory. The chief prizewinner was young shepherd of the Merionethshire Hills, who was killed the battle of the Somme before he could receive his prize. We are again faced with difficult times, but think we shall get through with that ...
... promotion. He did not hesitate. “Position does not watter,’’ he wrote; I could mm. leave my After passing through the first battle of the Somme, when his regiment suffered so heavily, there was a period of rest, and then his brigade was ordered up to consolidate ...
... rallied his men raids on the German trenches to the sound of a hunting horn. On two separate occasions at Ginchy, in the battle of the Somme, he rallied his men with the utmost gallantry, once leading them against the enemy machine guns, which he captured, ...
... valley f the Ancre, the Prince unveiled, the names of men hose lives and whose bodies were blotted out in the longdrawn battle of the Somme, the greatest m the world's historv Like the Cenotaph and the Tomb the Unknown Warrior these monuments will bear testi- ...
... resident in Cheltenham, ana was a volunteer during the 1914-18 war. He served 4 \ years and was wounded during the battle of the Somme. He leaves a widow and one daughter. Family mourner.*, were: Mjs. W. Skeen (widow), Mr. and Mrs. J. Warnes (daughter ...