NO. 6 RESERVE BRIGADE ARTILLERY WAR DIARY October 1916
Download Files Here
Current Location
Classification
|
NO. 6 RESERVE BRIGADE ARTILLERY WAR DIARY BISCOT CAMP, LUTON OCTOBER 1916
|
Oct 1 |
The under mentioned Officers joined the Brigade from the units shown, and were taken on strength.
Temp. Lieut. G.A. OGDEN 291st Bde. R.F.A. 2nd Lt. W.O. COSGROVE “ “ S.T. DAVIS “ “ H.E. SHEPPERD 58th D.A.C.
|
Oct 2 |
A draft consisting of 2 Sergeants, 1 Corporal, 1 Bombardier, 30 Signallers and 2 Artificers proceeded Overseas to join 47th Div. Artillery.
2nd Lt. J. WALKER, on first commission joined 3/1st London Brigade R.F.A.
|
Oct 4 |
Lieut. T. STOREY, 3/3rd Lond. Bde. R.F.A. having relinquished his commission on account of ill health was struck off the strength of the Brigade.
Lieut. G.B. ROBERTS 303rd Brigade “ ADAMS, 301st Brigade Were taken on strength of the Brigade and attached to 3/6th London Bde. R.F.A.
|
Oct 6 |
Draft of 118 Gunners, 20 Drivers and 2 Signallers proceeded Overseas.
Lieut. F.G. HEADINGTON proceeded Overseas
Lieut. J.D. SMALL from 291st Brigade joined this Brigade
|
Oct 9 |
The Bishop of St. Albans gave an “address” to Officers of the Brigade in the Y.M.C.A. Hut.
374 Bi and Ci men were transferred to 65th Lowland Division as follows.
194 to Chelmsford 120 to Hatfield Peverel 60 to Maldon These were replaced by a similar number of men of Category A.1.
2nd Lt. A.H. BROWN joined and was posted to 3/7th Lond. Bde. R.F.A.
Lt. J. HAWKES REED joined from 301st Bde. R.F.A.
2ND Lt. S.A. BACHE joined and was posted to 3/7th Lond. Bde. R.F.A.
A draft of 55 Gunners and 30 Drivers proceeded overseas to join 47th, 56th and 60th Divisions.
|
Oct 10 |
Lieut. N.V. BRASNET was transferred to the 57th Division
|
Oct 13 |
Lieut. R.J. BEATTIE proceeded Overseas
|
Oct 14 |
The Specialist Sanitary Officer Eastern Command visited the Camp
2nd Lt. A.F.R.D. QUINN proceeded Overseas
|
Oct 15 |
Lieut. G.B. ROBERTS, 2/8th Lond. Bde. R.F.A. was transferred to No. 7 Reserve Brigade, Winchester.
2nd Lt. M.G. LIDDLE joined from Overseas and was posted to 3/1st Lond. Bde. R.F.A.
|
Oct 16 |
Major A.G. SCAMMELL, 5th Lond. Bde. R.F.A. was taken on strength
2nd Lt. P.A. THURLEY from Overseas joined and was posted to 3/2nd Lond. Bde. R.F.A.
The under mentioned Officers proceeded Overseas.
To 1st London Brigade 2nd Lt. W.A. KIMPTON “ N.H. KIMPTON “ N.G. CLARKE “ R.S. INGLIS
To 2ND London Brigade Lieut. J.D. SMAIL 2nd Lt. G.B. WOLFE “ B.O. MOORE “ G.N. LING
To 3rd London Brigade 2nd Lt. CORNES “ O.H. GARRAS “ G.A. OGDEN
To 5th London Brigade Capt . L.A. LUXMORE 2nd Lt. E.C. PAGE “ F.H. BARTLETT
To 6th London Brigade 2nd Lt. S.H. WIGG “ J.C. HANSWORTH “ L. CORSAN “ D.V. TOMSON |
|
|
|
|
|
To 7th London Brigade Lieut . A.F. BOURDAS 2ND Lt. P.W. BOOBBYER “ K.H. JOWETT “ E.S. HURST “ N.V. HURST “ R.A. GOODALL “ E.C. JONES “ F.A.M. LOUFTE “ J.C. St. NEVILLE “ J.S. SHIPWAY “ G.R. WATT “ G.H. BURGESS “ G.A. BARNETT “ H.A. MORTLEMAIN
To 2nd London D.A.C. Lieut. C.R. De FRAINE “ E.R. GREGORY 2nd Lt. J.V. WILSHIN “ B.G. HILL “ A.B. DAVIES
To 1st Wessex D.A.C. 2nd Lt. P.A. GIBBONS
|
Oct 19 |
The 3 Emergency Batteries mobilised in Full Marching Order. The Batteries were composed of Guns, Firing Battery Wagons and G.S. Wagons. The Brigade Headquarters did not turn out.
|
Oct 21 |
Orders received from Eastern Command that all Aiv Men (fit for General Service but under 19 years of age) were to be kept under training until they became available for Overseas.
|
Oct 22 |
2nd Lt. W.A.M. WATTS was taken on the strength and posted to “D” Battery
|
Oct 23 |
2nd Lt. A.W. CUNNINGHAM, 3/2nd London Brigade R.F.A. proceeded Overseas.
The under mentioned Officers on first commission were taken on the strength
2nd Lt. A.M. BROOKFIELD 3/2nd Lond. Bde. R.F.A. “ R.H. GLENISTER 3/3rd Lond. Bde. R.F.A. “ De VRIES 3/7th Lond. Bde. R.F.A “ A.E. WATSON 3/6th Lond. Bde. R.F.A.
The under mentioned Officers were taken on the strength
2nd Lt. T.H. ROBINSON from 2/3rd to 3/3rd Lond. Bde. R.F.A.
2nd Lt. D.H. WADDINGTON from 2/5th to 3/5th Lond. Bde. R.F.A. |
|
|
|
Extract from London District Orders, dated 20th October 1916
Officers, Warrant Officers, N.C.O’s and Men are forbidden to accept presents in money from any public bodies or private individuals in recognition of services rendered in the performance of their duty.
|
Oct 24 |
2nd Lt. R.S. HUDSON transferred from 291st Bde. R.F.A. to 3/2nd Lond. Bde. R.F.A.
Lieut. J.F. ASHTON 3/5th Lond. Bde. R.F.A. to M.T.A.S.C.
Lieut. MALCOHNSON 3/1st Lond. Bde. To R.F.C.
2nd Lt. M.G. HAZELRIGG on first commission was posted to 3/5th Lond. Bde. R.F.A.
|
Oct 28 |
2nd Lt. H.E. SHEPHERD, 3/3rd Lond. Bde. R.F.A. transferred to 2nd Provl. Battery at Little Clacton.
|
Oct 30 |
Lieut. R.J.E. MASSEY 3/2nd Lond. Bde. R.F.A. from overseas was taken on the strength and posted to “A” Battery.
2nd Lt. A.S. WILKINSON taken on strength and posted to 3/7th London Bde. R.F.A.
2nd Lt. C.H. HICKS taken on strength and posted to 3/5th London Bde. R.F.A.
|
Oct 31 |
The following casualties occurred amongst the Horses of the Brigade during October 1916
142 Joined 114 Transferred 5 Died or Destroyed Leaving a total strength of 511
|
Object Location
Author: David
Book navigation pager
- Printer-friendly version
- Log in or register to post comments
Add comment