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TH D IVISION
1915
Gallipoli | 25 April | Landed on four beaches on Cape Helles and pushed inland |
Helles | MayAugust | Engaged between Gully Ravine and the Krithia road |
Suvla | 1621 August | Transferred to Suvla and attacked Scimitar Hill |
Helles | December | Returned to Helles |
1916
Gallipoli | 8 January | Withdrew from Helles and sailed to Eygpt |
France | March | Sailed to France |
Somme | AprilJune | Held the Beaumont-Hamel sector |
Somme | 1 July | Disastrous attack against Beaumont-Hamel |
Ypres | August & September | Held the Wieltje sector |
Somme | 2030 October | Engaged in the Gueudecourt sector |
Somme | December | In the Lesboeufs sector |
1917
Somme | JanuaryMarch | Held the Morval and Sailly-Saillisel sector |
Arras | 1223 April | Advanced east of Monchy-Le-Preux |
Arras | May | In the Monchy-le-Preux sector |
Ypres | 88 August | Engaged west and north-west of Langemarck |
Ypres | 21 Sept14 Oct | Advanced north-east of Langemarck |
Cambrai | 2030 November | Continued the advance to Masnires and Marcoing |
1918
Ypres | January10 April | Sector north of Passchendaele |
Lys | 1013 April | 86th and 87th Brigades fell back from Vieux Berquin |
Lys | 1015 April | 88th Brigade fell back from Steenwerck |
Lys | mid-AprilJuly | Division reunited and held the Vieux Berquin sector |
The Advance to Victory | ||
Lys | 18 August | Captured Outtersteene Ridge |
Messines | 4 September | Captured Ploegsteert |
Ypres | 28 Sept1 Oct | Advanced through Gheluvelt to Gheluwe |
Courtrai | 1419 October | Crossed the River Lys at Ledeghem |
Renaix | 811 November | Crossed the River Schelde and advanced to Lessines |
TH D IVISION
1916
France | JanuaryJune | Held the Montauban sector, Somme |
Somme | 113 July | Captured Montauban and fought in Bernafay and Trnes Woods |
Somme | 22 July | Engaged at Guillemont; unable to capture the village |
Bthune | AugustSeptember | Held the Givenchy sector |
Somme | 1022 October | Engaged east of Eaucourt lAbbaye |
Arras | NovemberMarch | Monchy-au-Bois and Blaireville sector |
1917
Hindenburg | March | Followed up the withdrawal to Hnin |
Arras | 913 April | Captured Hninel and advanced south of Wancourt |
Arras | 2226 April | Advanced towards Fontaine-les-Croisilles and Chrisy |
Ypres | MayJuly | Held the Zillebeke sector |
Ypres | 31 July4 August | Advanced through Sanctuary Wood |
Ypres | August | Held the Hollebeke sector |
Ypres | November | In the Gheluvelt sector |
1918
St Quentin | JanuaryFebruary | Held the Barisis and Moy sector |
St Quentin | February | In the St Quentin sector |
Somme | 2122 March | Driven back to Ham on the Somme Canal |
Somme | 2326 March | Fell back across the Canal du Nord and over the River Avre |
Ypres | April | In the Poelcapelle sector |
Lys | from 25 April | Engaged near Dickebusch and St Eloi |
The Advance to Victory | ||
Messines | August | Advanced from Locre to Wulverghem |
Ypres | 28 September | Advanced to Warneton and Comines |
Courtrai | 1421 October | Advanced from Gheluwe through Menin to the River Schelde |
Renaix | 811 November | Crossed the river and advanced towards Ghoy |
ST D IVISION
1915
Egypt | DecemberMarch | Suez Canal defences |
1916
France | MarchApril | Beaumont-Hamel sector, Somme |
Somme | AprilJune | Held the Serre sector |
Somme | 1 July | Attacked Serre then transferred to Neuve Chapelle sector |
Bthune | AugustSeptember | In the Givenchy sector |
Somme | October | Held the Hbuterne sector |
Somme | 13 November | Another unsuccessful attack on Serre |
1917
Somme | JanuaryFebruary | Held the Puisieux sector |
Hindenburg | March | Advanced through Gommecourt and Bucquoy |
Arras | end of April | Engaged in the Oppy sector; failed to advance on 3 May |
Arras | 28 June | Captured Oppy Wood |
Arras | JulyMarch | Held sectors north-east of Arras |
1918
Somme | 2326 March | Forced back from Ervillers to Ablainzevelle |
Lys | 1114 April | Brigades engaged at Vieux Berquin, Merris and lEpinette |
Lys | MayAugust | Vieux Berquin sector, capturing the village on 13 August |
Armentires | September | In the Ploegsteert sector |
The Advance to Victory | ||
Ypres | 28 September | Advanced to Warneton |
Courtrai | 1520 October | Crossed the River Lys and advanced to the Schelde via Tourcoing |
Renaix | 811 November | Crossed and advanced through Renaix to the River Dendre |
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