AQ Branch 23rd (Northumbrian) Division April 1940. - Revision history

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This month's War Diary consists of a single sheet for this Divisional Branch - based at HQ in Darlington.

The single page contains a list of the Administrative and Routine Orders issued that month together with a list of the nominal rolls of personnel in Divisional HQ.

Each of these documents would in normal circumstances be included within the file, but in this instance are missing.

The list is as follows:-

Administrative Order Number 5 issued 1st April 1940.

Administrative Order Number 6 issued 2nd April 1940.

Administrative Order Number 7 issued 4th April 1940.

Administrative Order Number 8 issued 4th April 1940.

Administrative Order Number 9 issued 6th April 1940.

Administrative Order Number 10 issued 8th April 1940.

Administrative Order Number 11 issued 9th April 1940.

Administrative Order Number 12 issued 10th April 1940.

Administrative Order Number 13 issued 11th April 1940.

Administrative Order Number 14 issued 17th April 1940.

Nominal Roll of Officers proceeding overseas from 23 Div HQ to BEF completed 9th April 1940.

Nominal Roll of Personnel proceeding overseas from 23 Div HQ to BEF completed 9th April 1940.

Nominal Roll of Personnel proceeding overseas from 23 Div HQ (Postal Unit) to BEF completed 14th April 1940.

Nominal Roll of Personnel proceeding overseas from 23 Div HQ (Ordnance Light Aid Detachment) to BEF completed 14th April 1940.

Nominal Roll of Personnel proceeding overseas from 23 Div HQ to BEF completed 14th April 1940.

Nominal Roll of Officers proceeding overseas from 23 Div HQ to BEF completed 14th April 1940.

23rd Division Letter Number S/531/2/Q dated 17th April 1940.

Routine Order Number 57 dated 2nd April 1940.

Routine Order Number 58 dated 9th April 1940.

Routine Order Number 59 dated 15th April 1940.

Nominal Roll of Officers proceeding overseas from 23 Div HQ to BEF completed 30th April 1940.

Nominal Roll of Personnel proceeding overseas from 23 Div HQ to BEF completed 30th April 1940.

The War Diary is signed off by Major TRENAM.

''(While clearly the availability of these orders, and particularly the manpower lists, would have been very useful, the fact that the photocopying of the file was carried out by Kew staff, and nothing was supplied of those documents, suggests that they had been destroyed or misplaced. Efforts will continue to find them elsewhere - perhaps in the files of other units who recived them at the time?)Italic text''

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 The single page contains a list of the Administrative and Routine Orders issued that month together with a list of the nominal rolls of personnel in Divisional HQ.
-Each of these documents would in normal circumstances be included within the file, but in this instance are missing.
+Each of these documents would in normal circumstances be included within the file, but in this instance several were missing.
 The list is as follows:-
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 The War Diary is signed off by Major TRENAM.
-''(While clearly the availability of these orders, and particularly the manpower lists, would have been very useful, the fact that the photocopying of the file was carried out by Kew staff, and nothing was supplied of those documents, suggests that they had been destroyed or misplaced.  Efforts will continue to find them elsewhere - perhaps in the files of other units who received them at the time?)''
+''(While clearly the availability of these orders, and particularly all the manpower lists, would have been very useful, the availability of several of them allowed the names listed to be added to the 23rd Divisional HQ Manpower database, for eventual uploading to these pages.  It is unfortunate that full manpower embarkation lists were not included within the file. Efforts will continue to find them elsewhere - perhaps in the files of other units who received them at the time?)''
 To contact the author by e-mail with any queries, or to send information - [mailto:70brigade@newmp.org.uk click here].

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	''(While clearly the availability of these orders, and particularly the manpower lists, would have been very useful, the fact that the photocopying of the file was carried out by Kew staff, and nothing was supplied of those documents, suggests that they had been destroyed or misplaced. Efforts will continue to find them elsewhere - perhaps in the files of other units who received them at the time?)''		''(While clearly the availability of these orders, and particularly the manpower lists, would have been very useful, the fact that the photocopying of the file was carried out by Kew staff, and nothing was supplied of those documents, suggests that they had been destroyed or misplaced. Efforts will continue to find them elsewhere - perhaps in the files of other units who received them at the time?)''
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		+	To contact the author by e-mail with any queries, or to send information - [mailto:70brigade@newmp.org.uk click here].

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−	''(While clearly the availability of these orders, and particularly the manpower lists, would have been very useful, the fact that the photocopying of the file was carried out by Kew staff, and nothing was supplied of those documents, suggests that they had been destroyed or misplaced. Efforts will continue to find them elsewhere - perhaps in the files of other units who ~~recived~~ them at the time?)~~Italic text~~''	+	''(While clearly the availability of these orders, and particularly the manpower lists, would have been very useful, the fact that the photocopying of the file was carried out by Kew staff, and nothing was supplied of those documents, suggests that they had been destroyed or misplaced. Efforts will continue to find them elsewhere - perhaps in the files of other units who received them at the time?)''