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Advance Party left for Dane Ghyll, Dalton in Furness, Lancashire.  ''(No Movement Orders or Convoy details appear to have survived in the War Diary).''
 
Advance Party left for Dane Ghyll, Dalton in Furness, Lancashire.  ''(No Movement Orders or Convoy details appear to have survived in the War Diary).''
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
  
  
 
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Latest revision as of 09:22, 4 May 2015

1 October 1942 – Kington

Routine.

2 October 1942 – Kington

Routine.

3 October 1942 – Kington

Major Longbotham posted as Company Commander.

4 October 1942 – Kington

Period of intensive individual training begins. Object is to make the men physically fit, hard-footed and skilled in the use of their equipment. RAMC training is to include weapon training.

5 October 1942 – Kington

Routine.

6 October 1942 – Kington

Routine.

7 October 1942 – Kington

18:00 hours. Lecture for all Officers and NCOs on Evasion of Capture.

8 October 1942 – Kington

Routine.

9 October 1942 – Kington

Conference with ADMS – move to Winter Quarters.

10 October 1942 – Kington

C.O. and Q.M. on reconnaissance.

11 October 1942 – Kington

Routine.

12 October 1942 – Kington

Routine.

13 October 1942 – Kington

Routine.

14 October 1942 – Kington

Routine.

19 October 1942 – Kington

Conference in the ADMS’ Office. Captain S.K. MacGowan reports to No 11 Depot, Leeds, for overseas service.

20 October 1942 – Kington

Routine.

21 October 1942 – Kington

Routine.

22 October 1942 – Kington

Routine.

23 October 1942 – Kington

14:35 hours. G.o.C. Major-General Curtis visited Camp and presented Monte Carlo Trophy to RAMC.

24 October 1942 – Kington

C.O. Lt. Col. Finnegan left on Privilege Leave. Major O’Kane RAMC Acting OC.

25 October 1942 – Kington

Routine.

26 October 1942 – Kington

Captain Black RAMC returned from nine days Privilege Leave following Course of Instruction at School of Tropical Medicine, Millbank College.

27 October 1942 – Kington

Lt R.H. Hill RASC temporarily attached as Transport Officer from 49th Division Troop Company RASC. Major Longbotham on reconnaissance.

28 October 1942 – Kington

Routine.

29 October 1942 – Kington

Brigade Conference – Move to Winter Quarters.

30 October 1942 – Kington

Divisional Conference – Move to Winter Quarters.

31 October 1942 – Kington

Advance Party left for Dane Ghyll, Dalton in Furness, Lancashire. (No Movement Orders or Convoy details appear to have survived in the War Diary).


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