Item 02: Charles Britton war diary, 17 October 1917-8 April 1918 - Page 10
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[Page 10]
1917 NOV.
Tues. Nov. 6th
Raining heavily. Route march cancelled.
Wed. Nov. 7th
Raining. On field work.
Thur. Nov. 8th
Packing up all our signalling equipment. Bde to move out tomorrow on way to trenches. H.A.C. [Honourable Artillery Company] taking over our billets.
Frid. Nov. 9th
Marched from Ledinghem at 10 AM to where 35th Batt were billeted. Then by motor lorries through Foulkenburg [?], Harzebrouck [Hazebrouck] & Vieux-Berquin to Neuf-Berquin arriving at 8 PM. Marched to Billets 3K.
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