Difference between revisions of "10th Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, War Diary September 1941"
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| − | For a more complete picture of activity this War Diary should be read in conjunction with the 70th Infantry Brigade War Diary for the same month. | + | '''For a more complete picture of activity this War Diary should be read in conjunction with the 70th Infantry Brigade War Diary for the same month.''' |
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| − | The Battalion took part in a Mountain Warfare Scheme at | + | The Battalion took part in a Mountain Warfare Scheme at [[Kleifervatn]] – this was the Battalion’s first real attempt at this type of Warfare and the results were seen as successful. |
| − | 15th September 1941 | + | '''15th September 1941''' |
| − | The Buglers of the 10th Battalion provided part of the Guard of Honour for Major-General | + | The Buglers of the 10th Battalion provided part of the Guard of Honour for Major-General Bonesteele of the U.S. Marine Corps when he landed to take over command of the US forces in Iceland – the Battalion, and the Buglers, were congratulated on their turnout by the General. |
| − | 27th September 1941 | + | '''27th September 1941''' |
Latest revision as of 17:17, 2 May 2018
For a more complete picture of activity this War Diary should be read in conjunction with the 70th Infantry Brigade War Diary for the same month.
1st September 1941
A Night Exercise took place within the 10th Battalion.
3rd September 1941
The Battalion was involved in a large Exercise in which there was a Battle between 1st Tyneside Scottish and the 11th Battalion DLI – the latter being mostly captured.
4th September 1941
The Battalion took part in a Mountain Warfare Scheme at Kleifervatn – this was the Battalion’s first real attempt at this type of Warfare and the results were seen as successful.
15th September 1941
The Buglers of the 10th Battalion provided part of the Guard of Honour for Major-General Bonesteele of the U.S. Marine Corps when he landed to take over command of the US forces in Iceland – the Battalion, and the Buglers, were congratulated on their turnout by the General.
27th September 1941
The Battalion finally made the move to hutted camps – and were pleased to be out of the tents, as Winter was approaching.
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