| Regiment | 2/4th Royal Berkshire |
|---|---|
| Location | France, Asylum |
| Entry | Major G F WATERWORTH DSO assumed command. Bathing was continued and Companies were at the disposal of Company Commanders. Our artillery was active and there was increased activity on the part of the enemy, who put down rather heavy barrages on the RIGHT of the Divisional Boundary, which was vigorously replied to by our own. The night was calm and moon-light and there was a great deal of aerial activity. Enemy plans bombed our back areas rather considerably. |
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