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 co-ordinated with the arrival of the rail parties to provide baggage-handling capacity.  Instructions for moving the Main Body of the Battalion were to be issued later.
-The Carriers were to be entrained at either TRAWSFYNYDD or PORTMADOC and detrained at PEMBROKE DOCK – they would be accompanied on the train by Lieut F.T. Bell and 30 Other Ranks.
+The Carriers were to be entrained at either TRAWSFYNYDD or PORTMADOC and detrained at [[Pembroke Dock]] – they would be accompanied on the train by Lieut F.T. Bell and 30 Other Ranks.
 The Battalion Rear Party would be commanded by Captain A.L.C. Campbell and would consist of 30 Other Ranks from C Company who would remain at TYNEDALE Camp until Tuesday 19th May.  They would be responsible for striking tents and removing all accommodation stores to PORTMADOC Station for despatch to OVERTON – a move requiring the remainder of the Battalion’s vehicles.  The Party would then travel by road to PEMBROKE on 19th May.
-The Battalion Quartermaster would also be responsible for the move of the Mobile Bath Unit from TYNEDALE Camp to ZETLAND Camp on Thursday 14th May.  He also had to arrange the return of all Pack Transport equipment to 29 Mule Company, while Lt Paton was in charge of returning all chargers and saddlery to the detachment of 29 Mule Company on Wednesday 13th May.  Arrangements were made for the rations, petrol and coal and coke supplies to be handed over – with future supplies being the responsibility of the Stores Depot at PEMBROKE DOCK.
+The Battalion Quartermaster would also be responsible for the move of the Mobile Bath Unit from TYNEDALE Camp to ZETLAND Camp on Thursday 14th May.  He also had to arrange the return of all Pack Transport equipment to 29 Mule Company, while Lt Paton was in charge of returning all chargers and saddlery to the detachment of 29 Mule Company on Wednesday 13th May.  Arrangements were made for the rations, petrol and coal and coke supplies to be handed over – with future supplies being the responsibility of the Stores Depot at [[Pembroke Dock]].
 '''Appendix 3 – Training Programme 18th – 23rd May 1942 – issued 17th May 1942.'''

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