Monday 2nd July 1918

Support positions near Mount Torle.

Work with the Royal Engineers continued.

L.Sgt. George Heeley (see 21^st June) and Pte. John Henry Evison (see 21^st June) who had been wounded on 21^st June, were transferred from 38^th General Hospital in Genoa to 57^th General Hospital in Marseilles. Pte. Percy Burrows (see 21^st June), who had also been wounded on 21^st June, was also transferred from 38^th Stationary Hospital in Genoa, but he would be admitted to 81^st General Hospital in Marseilles. Pte. James Pidgeley (see 21^st June) who had also been wounded on 21^st June, was transferred from 11^th General Hospital in Genoa to 81^st General Hospital in Marseilles.

Pte. John Foster (see 17^th June), serving in France with 2/7^th DWR, was transferred via 29^th Casualty Clearing Station to 3^rd Stationary Hospital at Rouen; he was now diagnosed as suffering from “I.C.T.” (Inflammation of the connective tissue) to his legs.

Pte. William Postill Taylor (see 22^nd June), serving with 3DWR at North Shields, was reported absent without leave; he would report back to duty at 4.30pm on 6^th July. He would be ordered to undergo four days’ Field Punishment No.2.