Irish Guards
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共 26 段- Evidently, one and a half-hour’s bombardment, against a coun
- Meantime a couple of little reconnaissances had been sent ou
- Bomb practice was taken up seriously while at La Gorgue, and
- The postponed Christmas dinners for the men were given, two
- Their only diversion at Merville was a fire in the local chi
- They reckoned time in the trenches by the amount of shelling
- They relieved the 1st Coldstream, very quietly, on the night
- On the 9th September, at Happy Valley, they had their first
- Rewards began to come in. Captain Harvey, their M.O., was aw
- The new year changed their ground, and, if possible, for the
- And on March 19 they came away from the filth and the multit
- Their last preparations for the attack were put in in bivoua
- The general impression at Porchester Camp was that the Guard
- The rain gave over in the night and was followed by a good d
- They came out of the Wood on the evening of the 27th one hun
- On the 9th of April was a brigade rehearsal of “ceremonial”
- On the 17th and 18th April they took the place, in reserve,
- It was an insane interval of waiting, as the world did in th
- _23rd April 1918._ M.C. to Lieutenant (Acting Captain) Rober
- Abbey, John, 3913, L.-Cpl., k. in a.
- Maher, Denis, 870, Pte., k. in a.
- Woods, Joseph H., 10221, Pte., k. in a.
- Agnew, Charles, 7890, Pte., k. in a.
- Abraham Heights, i. 229
- Grayling-Major, Lieut. J., i. 87, 88, 111, 129; ii. 220
- O’Farrell, 2nd Lieut. A. H., i. 278, 305, 308; ii. 219