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That was on 1st May.

The following day we were off again & came back to a place called Behancourt.

On the 5th we moved to Allonville. Stayed there for four days & then moved forward to La-Houssoye; we had only been there for an hour when we were shelled out of it and had to move out to a trench just in front. We stayed there for the night & then moved up to close-reserve. That was on the 10th. On the morning of the 14th a party of Huns, 150 strong, raided us. We had only just finished digging the front line the night before & there was a lot of it un-occupied. Well he got into the un-occupied part between "B" & "C" Coys. At 10 a.m "B" Coy started to bomb from their end, "D" Coy started to bomb from their end, & "C" Coy, who were in supports, advanced in two waves. They went at it that determined that the "Hunk fellers" refused to fight & they surrendered. A bosker little stunt & wonderfully successful.

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