Sunday 8th September 1918

In Brigade reserve in huts near Monte Pau.

Pte. William Green (23560) was admitted via 39^th Casualty Clearing Station to 62^nd General Hospital at Bordighera, near Ventimiglia; he was suffering from ‘venereal disease – not yet diagnosed’. He had previously served with 2DWR, 9DWR and 5DWR, but, in the absence of a surviving service record I am unable to make a positive identification of this man or to establish when, or under what circumstances, he had joined 10DWR.

Pte. Fred Kershaw (see 30^th August), who had been wounded ten days’ previously while serving in France with 2/7^th DWR, was evacuated to England from 12^th General Hospital at Rouen, onboard the Hospital Ship Gloucester Castle. On arrival in England he would be admitted to Bagthorpe Military Hospital in Nottingham.

Sgt. Harry Singleton (see 9^th June), who had been taken prisoner in France in April while serving with 50^th Field Ambulance, was moved to a camp in Germany; he would later recall that, “Things began to improve when I got settled, as we got some British food from the British Help Committee in Friedrichsfeld”. He was the brother of Robert Singleton (see 14th June).