Wednesday 19th June 1918

Front line trenches between San Sisto and Poslen.

A quiet day.

Pte. Matthew Stone (see 19^th August 1917), who was currently under medical treatment with the RAMC (details and location unknown) was ordered to undergo 21 days’ Field Punishment no.1; the details of his offence are unknown.

Lt. Charles George Edward White (see 25^th April), who had been in England since having been accidentally wounded in August 1917, was promoted Captain and attached to a battalion of the Durham Light Infantry.

Pte. Herbert Burgess (see 27^th November 1917), who had been in England since having been wounded in November 1917 while serving with 2^nd/6^th DWR, was transferred to 29^th Durham Light Infantry.

The Officer Supervising Instruction at Officer’s Convalescent Hospitals and Command Depots wrote to the War Office regarding Lt. John Charles Brison Redfearn (see 7^th March), who had been in England since having been taken ill in September 1916. He requested that, “I should be glad of the services of Lieut. J. C. B. Redfearn as an assistant instructor on probation at one of the Officers Convalescent Hospitals or Command Depots”