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Monday, 21 March 2016

Wednesday 22nd March 1916

Front line trenches west of Angres

On a dull day it was reported that “everything on both sides was unusually quiet”. The Trench Mortar Battery reported no firing.


L.Cpl. Richard Cleasby Chorley (see 25th September 1915) was admitted to 70th Field Ambulance Unit suffering from scabies.

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