No record in the War Diary [WO/95/2694]
The enemy’s artillery was very busy today and bombarded our left sector in the morning and again in the afternoon – our trenches were pretty badly knocked about. The impression was that the enemy were going for our mine shafts. The one at the head of BROADMARSH was badly knocked about. The weather keeps improving.
139 Infantry Brigade: Headquarters War Diary [WO95/2692]
3.4.1916 TRENCHES: Bn relieved by 5th Bn Sherwood Foresters & moved into Huts & Billets at ACQ.
Casualties during tour:-
Killed – 2 Other Ranks
Wounded – 2/Lt F.W.A. STUBBS and 2/Lt J.E. Barker – slightly at Duty. 4 Other Ranks.
War Diary [WO/95/2694]
Quite day – A German aeroplane was brought down in our lines near the QUARRIES – both Germans were killed.
The 5th Battalion relieved the 6th Battalion Sherwood Foresters in the LEFT SECTOR Trenches, the latter going into Divisional Reserve in ACQ.
139 Infantry Brigade: Headquarters War Diary [WO95/2692]
2.4.1916 CAPPEL FERMONT: CAPT E.B. JOHNSON to 3rd Army School of Instruction for 1 month.
War Diary [WO/95/2694]
A very quite day. Weather much improved & trenches drying up accordingly.
139 Infantry Brigade: Headquarters War Diary [WO95/2692]
No record in the War Diary [WO/95/2694]
A very quite day. The Brigadier General Commanding and Brigade Major went up to Advanced Brigade Headquarters in the CHEMIN DES PYLONES off POINT STREET.
139 Infantry Brigade: Headquarters War Diary [WO95/2692]
Derbyshire Territorials in the Great War 