The Battalion was relieved by 8th KOYLI and
assembled at Ypres station at 5.45pm; at 7pm they boarded a train for
Vlamertinghe and on arrival completed the familiar march to Winnipeg Camp.
Pte. George King (16475) (see 27th December 1916) was admitted via 69th Field Ambulance to 23rd Division Rest Station suffering from “I.C.T.” (Inflammation of the connective tissue) to his legs and scalp; he would be discharged to duty after nine days.
Pte. George King (16475) (see 27th December 1916) was admitted via 69th Field Ambulance to 23rd Division Rest Station suffering from “I.C.T.” (Inflammation of the connective tissue) to his legs and scalp; he would be discharged to duty after nine days.
Having spent ten days being treated for bronchitis, Pte. Milton Sutcliffe (see 31st December 1916), was discharged from hospital
and returned to duty.
2Lt. George Stuart
Hulburd (see 5th January),
who had returned to France a few days earlier, reported for duty with the
Battalion.
2Lt. George Stuart Hulburd
Image by kind permission of Paddy Ireland
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More men departed to England on leave; among them was Sgt. Edgar Shuttleworth (see 27th October 1916).
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