13.11.1916 GRAPENNES: All Company ——– accounts merged into 1 central account the Adjutant being the ——– holder.
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13.11.1916 GRAPENNES: All Company ——– accounts merged into 1 central account the Adjutant being the ——– holder.
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11.11.1916 COULONVILLERS: Battalion moved in billets at GRAPENNES, taking over from 6th Bn N STAFFS REGT, billets at COULONVILLERS being handed over to 9th Battn SF.
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6th: Weather wet & stormy.
7/8th: Training stopped by bad weather.
9th: Fine day
10-15th: Company and Battalion training continued in fine weather.
16/17th: Weather very cold.
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5.11.1916 COULONVILLERS: 2/Lt AP STONER proceeded to Base pending transfer to England for transfer to RE’s.
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5/11-21/11.1916: Battalion underwent training in the St RIQUIER training area [Third Army]
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St RIQUIER training area [Third Army]
Series Number Id: GSGS 3346. Sheet number: [part of sheet 66]. Training area map. Area SE of Forêt de Crécy and NE of Abbeville. “Enlarged from 1:100,000 map [which had been produced by reduction from the 1:80,000]. Detail in Training Area corrected by 3rd Field Squadron R.E.” “Ordnance Survey, November, 1916.” Detail and grid grey; contours brown; water blue. Training area boundary red (containing Brigade area boundaries for A, B, C and D areas). Rifle ranges, bombing grounds and bayonet courses blue. Title printed on reverse. Yvrench was the Tank Corps base.
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4th: Training commenced.
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3.11.1916 BARLY: Battalion marched into billets at COULONVILLERS.
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3rd: Brigade marched into St Riquier area.
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2nd: Day spent in musketry and training.
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1.1.1916 Sus St LEGER: Battalion marched into billets at BARLY.
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The nine men killed in action are all buried in Bellacourt Military Cemetery and were the last men of the 139th Brigade to be buried in this small French Cemetery.
In addition two men were fatally wounded and buried in Warlincourt Halte British Cemetery at Saulty, which was the location of the 20th and 43rd Casualty Clearing Stations.
The strength of the 139th Brigade recored at the end of October 1916