Diary of the 10th Battalion, 4 August 1914-30 December 1918 - Page 22

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[Page 22]

DATE – TIME – PLACE – REMARKS

3 – Beugnies – Lecture by Col. Ross on Regimental Traditions.

5 – Beugnies – 10th Batt. V. 11th Batt. Football 10th won.

6 – Beugnies – Lecture by Maj. Flood, "My experience while a prisoner in the raider Wolf".

17 – Barbencon – Marched from Beugnies to Barbencon.

18 – Gourdonnes – Marched Barbencon to Gourdonnes.

19 – Chatelet – Marched Gourdonnes to Chatelet.

25 – Chatelet – Christmas Dinner.

30 – Chatelet – Investure of Medals by H.R.H. Prince of Wales. Resting & demobolisation.

[Transcriber's notes:
Albert has been misspelt Abert
Audruicq – Ardruicq
Bazentin – Bazentine
Bernafay – Bernefay
Berteaucourt – Bereaucourt
Cardonnette – Cardonette
Fleurbaix – Fleurbeaux
Freemantle - Freemntle
Fremicourt – Fremincourt
Guillaucourt – Gillaucourt
Hamel – Hammel
Heuringhem – Heurighem
Kruisstraat – Kruistraat
La Creule – La Crule, La Krule
Lidenhoek – Lindehoek
Meteren – Metren
Poperinge – Poperinghe
Poulainville – Poulenville
Sercus – Sircus
St Roch, Amiens – St. Rock
Strazeele – Strazeel
Vaire – Vair
Vandicourt – Vadencourt
Vaudringhem – Vaudrighem
Westhoek – Westhoeck
Wulverghehem – Wulverghem

M.O. – Medical Officer
C.O. – Commanding Officer
A.D.M.S. – Assistant Director of Medical Services
G.O.C. – General Officer Commanding

[Transcribed by Judy Gimbert and Rex Minter for the State Library of New South Wales]

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