1st Tyneside Scottish September 1943 - Revision history

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-st Battalion Tyneside Scottish
+'''3rd September 1943 HAMILTON.'''
-War Diary September 1943
-−
 rd September 1943 HAMILTON.
 Exercise “OWL I” took place – this was a daylight drill for a Battalion night advance.
-th September 1943
+'''7th September 1943'''
 Exercise “OWL II” took place – a night advance with Artillery and Medium Machine Gun support, followed by a consolidation of the Battalion.
-th – 12th September 1943
+'''10th – 12th September 1943'''
 The Small Arms School Hythe Travelling Wing visited the Battalion and held a short cadre for NCOs and gave several demonstrations.
-th September 1943
+'''13th September 1943'''
-A visit to the battalion was paid by representatives of the 33rd Army Tank Brigade.  Lectures were given on Tank and Infantry co-operation to all Companies.  Four Tanks were on show.
+A visit to the Battalion was paid by representatives of the 33rd Army Tank Brigade.  Lectures were given on Tank and Infantry co-operation to all Companies.  Four Tanks were on show.
-th – 15th September 1943
+'''14th – 15th September 1943'''
 Exercise “RESBUD” took place – this was to practise the Battalion in its role as part of a Reserve Brigade taking up a defensive position, followed by an advance through smoke.
-th – 17th September 1943
+'''16th – 17th September 1943'''
 The Anti-Tank Platoon were Field Firing at BARRY.
-th September 1943
+'''20th September 1943'''
 A and B Companies exercised co-operation with Tanks.  “Casuals” fired their Bren Course on the Range.
-st September 1943
+'''21st September 1943'''
 C and D Companies exercised co-operation with Tanks.  “Casuals” fired their Bren Course on the Range.
-th – 26th September 1943
+'''24th – 26th September 1943'''
 Exercise “CONTACT 70” took place – this was to practise the Battalion in taking up a defensive position after a Motor transport move.
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		+	1st Battalion Tyneside Scottish
		+	War Diary September 1943

		+	3rd September 1943 HAMILTON.

		+	Exercise “OWL I” took place – this was a daylight drill for a Battalion night advance.
		+
		+	7th September 1943
		+
		+	Exercise “OWL II” took place – a night advance with Artillery and Medium Machine Gun support, followed by a consolidation of the Battalion.
		+
		+	10th – 12th September 1943
		+
		+	The Small Arms School Hythe Travelling Wing visited the Battalion and held a short cadre for NCOs and gave several demonstrations.
		+
		+	13th September 1943
		+
		+	A visit to the battalion was paid by representatives of the 33rd Army Tank Brigade. Lectures were given on Tank and Infantry co-operation to all Companies. Four Tanks were on show.
		+
		+	14th – 15th September 1943
		+
		+	Exercise “RESBUD” took place – this was to practise the Battalion in its role as part of a Reserve Brigade taking up a defensive position, followed by an advance through smoke.
		+
		+	16th – 17th September 1943
		+
		+	The Anti-Tank Platoon were Field Firing at BARRY.
		+
		+	20th September 1943
		+
		+	A and B Companies exercised co-operation with Tanks. “Casuals” fired their Bren Course on the Range.
		+
		+	21st September 1943
		+
		+	C and D Companies exercised co-operation with Tanks. “Casuals” fired their Bren Course on the Range.
		+
		+	24th – 26th September 1943
		+
		+	Exercise “CONTACT 70” took place – this was to practise the Battalion in taking up a defensive position after a Motor transport move.

	To contact the author by e-mail with any queries, or to send information - [mailto:70brigade@newmp.org.uk click here].		To contact the author by e-mail with any queries, or to send information - [mailto:70brigade@newmp.org.uk click here].