1st Tyneside Scottish June 1943 - Revision history

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-st Battalion Tyneside Scottish
+'''2nd – 4th June 1943 PEMBREY.'''
-War Diary June 1943
-−
 nd – 4th June 1943 PEMBREY.
 The Medical Platoon attended a three-day course of instruction for Stretcher-Bearers with 187 Field Ambulance in preparation for Exercise “EYE OPENER  II“
-th June 1943 VELINDRE
+'''8th June 1943 VELINDRE'''
-A draft of 60 Other Ranks was posted to the battalion from No 8 Infantry Training Centre, PERTH.
+A draft of 60 Other Ranks was posted to the Battalion from No 8 Infantry Training Centre, PERTH.
 Captain G.C. Howard, Black Watch, joined the Battalion and assumed command of D Company.
-th June 1943 PEMBREY.
+'''9th June 1943 PEMBREY.'''
 From 09:30 hours the Medical Platoon took part in Exercise “EYE OPENER II”.
-th June 1943 PENALLY.
+'''13th June 1943 PENALLY.'''
 The Battalion Rifle Meeting took place.
-th June 1943 VELINDRE.
+'''15th June 1943 VELINDRE.'''
 The Mortar Platoon rejoined the Battalion after having been attached to the 49th Division Battle School as Demonstration Platoon.
-th June 1943
+'''16th June 1943'''
 At 04:00 hours the Advance Party of the Anti-Tank Platoon left for HARLECH.
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 At 09:00 hours the Main Body of the Anti-Tank Platoon departed for HARLECH.
-th June 1943
+'''17th June 1943'''
 The Carrier Platoon left for the Brigade Carrier Concentration at LLANGATTOCK.
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 The preliminary heats took place of the Battalion Sports.
-th June 1943
+'''18th June 1943'''
 The Anti-Tank Platoon rejoined the Battalion.
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 The Battalion Sports took place.
-th June 1943
+'''20th June 1943'''
 Battalion Officers acted as Umpires at a Home Guard Exercise.
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 At 05:00 hours A and B Companies left for a Company March to NEWQUAY.
-nd June 1943
+'''22nd June 1943'''
-A draft of 36 Other Ranks were posted to the battalion from No 8 Infantry Training Centre, PERTH.
+A draft of 36 Other Ranks were posted to the Battalion from No 8 Infantry Training Centre, PERTH.
-rd June 1943
+'''23rd June 1943'''
 A and B Companies rejoined the Battalion.
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 The preliminary heats for the Brigade Sports were held at CARMARTHEN.
-th June 1943
+'''24th June 1943'''
 The Brigade Sports took place at CARMARTHEN.
-th June 1943
+'''26th June 1943'''
 At 15:00 hours a Platoon of A Company left to take part, as the Tank-Hunting Platoon, at the Brigade Carrier Concentration.
-th June 1943
+'''27th June 1943'''
 C Company left for a Company March to NEWQUAY at 05:00 hours.
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 At 13:00 hours the Platoon of A Company rejoined the Battalion.
-th June 1943
+'''28th June 1943'''
 Lt Col Oxley left the Battalion to take up the command of 14th Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry with effect from 1st July 1943.
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 The Medical Platoon left for a course of intensive training under the Commanding Officer of 187 Field Ambulance.
-th June 1943
+'''30th June 1943'''
 C Company rejoined the Battalion.

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		+	1st Battalion Tyneside Scottish
		+	War Diary June 1943

		+	2nd – 4th June 1943 PEMBREY.

		+	The Medical Platoon attended a three-day course of instruction for Stretcher-Bearers with 187 Field Ambulance in preparation for Exercise “EYE OPENER II“
		+
		+	8th June 1943 VELINDRE
		+
		+	A draft of 60 Other Ranks was posted to the battalion from No 8 Infantry Training Centre, PERTH.
		+
		+	Captain G.C. Howard, Black Watch, joined the Battalion and assumed command of D Company.
		+
		+	9th June 1943 PEMBREY.
		+
		+	From 09:30 hours the Medical Platoon took part in Exercise “EYE OPENER II”.
		+
		+	13th June 1943 PENALLY.
		+
		+	The Battalion Rifle Meeting took place.
		+
		+	15th June 1943 VELINDRE.
		+
		+	The Mortar Platoon rejoined the Battalion after having been attached to the 49th Division Battle School as Demonstration Platoon.
		+
		+	16th June 1943
		+
		+	At 04:00 hours the Advance Party of the Anti-Tank Platoon left for HARLECH.
		+
		+	At 09:00 hours the Main Body of the Anti-Tank Platoon departed for HARLECH.
		+
		+	17th June 1943
		+
		+	The Carrier Platoon left for the Brigade Carrier Concentration at LLANGATTOCK.
		+
		+	The preliminary heats took place of the Battalion Sports.
		+
		+	18th June 1943
		+
		+	The Anti-Tank Platoon rejoined the Battalion.
		+
		+	The Battalion Sports took place.
		+
		+	20th June 1943
		+
		+	Battalion Officers acted as Umpires at a Home Guard Exercise.
		+
		+	At 05:00 hours A and B Companies left for a Company March to NEWQUAY.
		+
		+	22nd June 1943
		+
		+	A draft of 36 Other Ranks were posted to the battalion from No 8 Infantry Training Centre, PERTH.
		+
		+	23rd June 1943
		+
		+	A and B Companies rejoined the Battalion.
		+
		+	The preliminary heats for the Brigade Sports were held at CARMARTHEN.
		+
		+	24th June 1943
		+
		+	The Brigade Sports took place at CARMARTHEN.
		+
		+	26th June 1943
		+
		+	At 15:00 hours a Platoon of A Company left to take part, as the Tank-Hunting Platoon, at the Brigade Carrier Concentration.
		+
		+	27th June 1943
		+
		+	C Company left for a Company March to NEWQUAY at 05:00 hours.
		+
		+	At 13:00 hours the Platoon of A Company rejoined the Battalion.
		+
		+	28th June 1943
		+
		+	Lt Col Oxley left the Battalion to take up the command of 14th Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry with effect from 1st July 1943.
		+
		+	The Carrier Platoon rejoined the Battalion.
		+
		+	The Medical Platoon left for a course of intensive training under the Commanding Officer of 187 Field Ambulance.
		+
		+	30th June 1943
		+
		+	C Company rejoined the Battalion.
		+
		+	The Intelligence Section and the relevant Officers left to attend a Course at the 49th Division Battle School.

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