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2/4th Battalion, Royal Berkshire Regiment    The 2nd/4th Battalion, Royal Berkshire Regiment was raised at Reading on 6 November 1914 as a second line unit. They undertook training at Maidenhead, moving to Chelmsford in April 1915 and then to Salisbury Plain in March 1916. They proceeded to France with the 184th Brigade in 61st (2nd South Midland) Division, landing at Le Havre on the 27th of May 1916. The suffered heavy casualties at Fromelles in July 1916 and saw action on The Somme and Third Battle of Ypres in 1917, St Quentin, The Somme, the Battles of the Lys and in Picardy during 1918, ending the war near Cambrai. 6th Nov 1914 2/4th Berkshire Regiment raised.  The 2/4th Berkshire Regiment is formed at Reading. 25th May 1916 On the Move 26th May 1916 On the Move 27th May 1916 Move 28th May 1916 On the Move   29th May 1916 In Billets   30th May 1916 Training   31st May 1916 Training   1st Jun 1916 Training   2nd Jun 1916 Training   3rd Jun 1916 Training   4th Jun 1916 Church Parade   5th Jun 1916 Training   6th Jun 1916 Route March   7th Jun 1916 On the Range   8th Jun 1916 Instruction 9th Jun 1916 In the Trenches 10th Jun 1916 In the Trenches   11th Jun 1916 Patrol   12th Jun 1916 Patrol   13th Jun 1916 Shelling   14th Jun 1916 Shelling   15th Jun 1916 Relief Complete   16th Jun 1916 Working Parties 17th Jun 1916 Working Parties 18th Jun 1916 Working Parties 19th Jun 1916 Working Parties 20th Jun 1916 Attack Expected 21st Jun 1916 Reliefs 22nd Jun 1916 Shelling 23rd Jun 1916 Shelling 24th Jun 1916 Shelling 25th Jun 1916 Patrol 26th Jun 1916 Quiet 27th Jun 1916 Patrols 28th Jun 1916 Shelling 29th Jun 1916 Shelling 30th Jun 1916 Aircraft Active 1st Jul 1916 Working Parties 2nd Jul 1916 Working Parties 3rd Jul 1916 Reliefs   4th Jul 1916 Heavy Rain   5th Jul 1916 Route March   6th Jul 1916 On the March   7th Jul 1916 In the Trenches   8th Jul 1916 Patrols   9th Jul 1916 Patrol   10th Jul 1916 Relief   11th Jul 1916 Shelling   12th Jul 1916 Reliefs Completed   13th Jul 1916 Trench Raid   14th Jul 1916 On the Move 15th Jul 1916 Into the Trenches   16th Jul 1916 Preparations   17th Jul 1916 Misty   18th Jul 1916 Relief   19th Jul 1916 Attack Made   20th Jul 1916 In Billets   21st Jul 1916 In Billets   22nd Jul 1916 Inspection and Baths   23rd Jul 1916 On the March   24th Jul 1916 On the March   25th Jul 1916 Training   26th Jul 1916 Training   27th Jul 1916 Reliefs   28th Jul 1916 Quiet   29th Jul 1916 Quiet   30th Jul 1916 Working Party   31st Jul 1916 Light Shelling   1st Aug 1916 Reliefs   2nd Aug 1916 Inspection 3rd Aug 1916 Bathing 4th Aug 1916 Training 5th Aug 1916 On the March   6th Aug 1916 Reinforcements   7th Aug 1916 On the March 8th Aug 1916 Training 9th Aug 1916 On the March 10th Aug 1916 Training 11th Aug 1916 Fatigues 12th Aug 1916 Quiet 13th Aug 1916 Quiet 14th Aug 1916 Quiet 15th Aug 1916 Reliefs 16th Aug 1916 In the Trenches 17th Aug 1916 Storm 18th Aug 1916 Bombardment 19th Aug 1916 Trench Raids 20th Aug 1916 Bombardment 21st Aug 1916 Reliefs Completed 23rd Aug 1916 Aircraft Active 24th Aug 1916 Accident 27th Aug 1916 Reliefs 28th Aug 1916 Heavy Shelling 29th Aug 1916 Reinforcements 30th Aug 1916 Storm 31st Aug 1916 Under Shellfire 1st Sep 1916 Reinforcements 2nd Sep 1916 In the Trenches 3rd Sep 1916 Reliefs Completed 4th Sep 1916 Inspection 5th Sep 1916 Training 7th Sep 1916 On the March   8th Sep 1916 On the 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March 5th Nov 1916 On the March 6th Nov 1916 On the March 7th Nov 1916 Training 8th Nov 1916 Training 9th Nov 1916 Training 10th Nov 1916 Training 12th Nov 1916 Training 13th Nov 1916 Training 15th Nov 1916 Training 16th Nov 1916 On the March 17th Nov 1916 On the March 18th Nov 1916 Inspection 19th Nov 1916 On the March 20th Nov 1916 Training 21st Nov 1916 Reliefs   22nd Nov 1916 Artillery Active   23rd Nov 1916 Artillery Active   24th Nov 1916 Artillery Active   26th Nov 1916 Reliefs   27th Nov 1916 On the March   28th Nov 1916 Working Parties   1st Dec 1916 On the March 4th Dec 1916 Training 6th Dec 1916 Training 7th Dec 1916 Training 9th Dec 1916 Church Parade 10th Dec 1916 Training 11th Dec 1916 Training 12th Dec 1916 On the March 13th Dec 1916 In Camp 14th Dec 1916 Working Parties 15th Dec 1916 Working Parties 17th Dec 1916 Church Parade 18th Dec 1916 Working Parties 19th Dec 1916 Trench Recce 20th Dec 1916 Reliefs   21st Dec 1916 In the Trenches   22nd Dec 1916 Patrols   23rd Dec 1916 Patrol   24th Dec 1916 Reliefs   25th Dec 1916 Working Parties 27th Dec 1916 On the March 28th Dec 1916 Working Parties 30th Dec 1916 Working Parties 31st Dec 1916 Church Parade 1st Jan 1917 Training 2nd Jan 1917 Training 3rd Jan 1917 Training 4th Jan 1917 Training 5th Jan 1917 Training 7th Jan 1917 On the March 8th Jan 1917 Working Parties 9th Jan 1917 Working Parties 10th Jan 1917 Working Parties 11th Jan 1917 Working Parties 13th Jan 1917 Working Parties 15th Jan 1917 On the March 16th Jan 1917 Inspections 17th Jan 1917 On the March 18th Jan 1917 On the March 18th Jan 1917 On the March 21st Jan 1917 Church Parade 22nd Jan 1917 Inspections 23rd Jan 1917 Training 2nd Feb 1917 Training 4th Feb 1917 On the March 6th Feb 1917 Training 10th Feb 1917 Training 11th Feb 1917 Church Parade 12th Feb 1917 Training 13th Feb 1917 On the March 14th Feb 1917 Cleaning up 15th Feb 1917 On the March 16th Feb 1917 Reliefs 17th Feb 1917 In the Trenches 18th Feb 1917 Reliefs 20th Feb 1917 Artillery 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Apr 1917 Splendid Work 4th Apr 1917 Roads and Bridges 5th Apr 1917 Roads and Bridges 6th Apr 1917 Operations 7th Apr 1917 Attack Made 8th Apr 1917 Attack Made   9th Apr 1917 Patrols   10th Apr 1917 Relief   11th Apr 1917 Inspections 12th Apr 1917 Training 13th Apr 1917 Reorganisation 14th Apr 1917 Training 15th Apr 1917 Training 16th Apr 1917 Bravery Recognised 17th Apr 1917 Training 18th Apr 1917 Reliefs 19th Apr 1917 Reliefs 20th Apr 1917 In Reserve 21st Apr 1917 Training 22nd Apr 1917 Training 23rd Apr 1917 Reliefs 24th Apr 1917 Trench Work 25th Apr 1917 Trench Work 26th Apr 1917 Trench Work 27th Apr 1917 Trench Work 28th Apr 1917 Defensive Positions 30th Apr 1917 Reliefs 1st May 1917 Operations 2nd May 1917 Reliefs 3rd May 1917 In Billets 4th May 1917 At Rest 5th May 1917 Working Parties 6th May 1917 Boxing 7th May 1917 Training 8th May 1917 Training 9th May 1917 Training 10th May 1917 Training 11th May 1917 Practice Scheme 12th May 1917 Defence Work 13th May 1917 On the March 14th May 1917 Inspection 15th May 1917 On the Move 16th May 1917 Training 17th May 1917 On the March 18th May 1917 Training 19th May 1917 Training 20th May 1917 Training 21st May 1917 On the March 22nd May 1917 Gas Test 23rd May 1917 On the March 24th May 1917 On the March 25th May 1917 Cleaning up 26th May 1917 Training 27th May 1917 Training 28th May 1917 Training 29th May 1917 Training 30th May 1917 Training 31st May 1917 On the March 1st Jun 1917 Relief 2nd Jun 1917 Trench Work 3rd Jun 1917 Trench Work 4th Jun 1917 Artillery Active 5th Jun 1917 Entanglements 6th Jun 1917 Reliefs 7th Jun 1917 Working Parties and Training 8th Jun 1917 Working Parties and Training 9th Jun 1917 Reliefs 10th Jun 1917 Reliefs 11th Jun 1917 On the March 12th Jun 1917 Training 13th Jun 1917 Inspections 14th Jun 1917 Training 15th Jun 1917 Training 16th Jun 1917 Training 17th Jun 1917 Church Parade & Sports 18th Jun 1917 Training 19th Jun 1917 Training 20th Jun 1917 Training 21st Jun 1917 Training & Sports 22nd Jun 1917 Training 23rd Jun 1917 On the March   24th Jun 1917 Resting 25th Jun 1917 Training 26th Jun 1917 Training 27th Jun 1917 On the March 28th Jun 1917 Training 29th Jun 1917 Attack Made 30th Jun 1917 Patrols 1st Jul 1917 Training & Baths 2nd Jul 1917 Training 3rd Jul 1917 Training 4th Jul 1917 Horse Show 5th Jul 1917 Training 6th Jul 1917 Training & Sports 7th Jul 1917 Training & Sports 8th Jul 1917 Church Parade 9th Jul 1917 Training 10th Jul 1917 Training 11th Jul 1917 Training 12th Jul 1917 Training 13th Jul 1917 Training 14th Jul 1917 Training 15th Jul 1917 Church Parade 16th Jul 1917 Route March 17th Jul 1917 Divisional Competition 18th Jul 1917 Training & Sports 19th Jul 1917 Training & Service 20th Jul 1917 Training 21st Jul 1917 Training 22nd Jul 1917 Church Parades 23rd Jul 1917 Training 24th Jul 1917 Competition 25th Jul 1917 Economy 26th Jul 1917 On the March 27th Jul 1917 At Rest 28th Jul 1917 Training 29th Jul 1917 Church Parade 30th Jul 1917 Training 31st Jul 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& Training 8th Sep 1917 Bravery Recognised 9th Sep 1917 Church Parade 10th Sep 1917 Reliefs 18th Mar 1918 Raid 18th Mar 1918 Reliefs Complete 19th Mar 1918 Reliefs Completed   20th Mar 1918 Recce 21st Mar 1918 In Defence 24th Mar 1918 Holding the Line 25th Mar 1918 Enemy Attacks 28th Mar 1918 Move If you can provide any additional information, please add it here. Want to know more about 2/4th Battalion, Royal Berkshire Regiment? There are:5656 items tagged 2/4th Battalion, Royal Berkshire Regiment available in our Library   These include information on officers, regimental histories, letters, diary entries, personal accounts and information about actions during the Great War. Those known to have served with 2/4th Battalion, Royal Berkshire Regiment during the Great War 1914-1918. Baker Bert George. Pte (d.18th April 1918) Boiling William. Sgt. (d.19th April 1918) Bosley Herbert John. Pte. (d.3rd April 1918) Bray Henry John. Pte. (d.3rd April 1918) Brown William Alaxander. Pte. (d.22nd Aug 1917) Calton Charles Henry. Pte (d.21st October 1916) Dimmer VC, MC John Henry Stephen. Lt.Col. (d.21st March 1918) Earlam Edwin. Pte. (d.22nd Aug 1917) Earlam Edwin. Pte. (d.22nd August 1917) Fountain Harold Ernest. Cpl. (d.19th July 1916) Gibbons Leonard. Pte. (d.20th July 1916) Green William George. Pte. (d.19th Aug 1917) Hooper William Edward Walker. Pte (d.19th July 1916) Lillington Claude Clement Phinehas. Pte. (d.31st Jul 1917) Mitchell Charles. Pte. (d.27th November 1916) Oliver Wilfred. L/Cpl. Oliver Wilfred. L/Cpl. Pallister Walter. Pte. (d.29th Apr 1918) Shaw William Arnold. Pte. Whiteway Edward. Pte. (d.22nd Aug 1917) All names on this list have been submitted by relatives, friends, neighbours and others who wish to remember them, if you have any names to add or any recollections or photos of those listed, please Add a Name to this List Records of 2/4th Battalion, Royal Berkshire Regiment from other sources. The Wartime Memories Project is the original WW1 and WW2 commemoration website. 1st of September 2023 marks 24 years since the launch of the Wartime Memories Project. Thanks to everyone who has supported us over this time. Want to find out more about your relative's service? Want to know what life was like during the Great War? 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We also have a section on World War Two. and a Timecapsule to preserve stories from other conflicts for future generations.   Lt.Col. John Henry Stephen Dimmer VC, MC att. 2nd/4th Bn. Royal Berkshire Regiment King's Royal Rifle Corps (d.21st March 1918) John Dimmer was killed in action on 21st March 1918 aged 35 and is buried in the Vadencourt British Cemetery in France. he was the husband of Dora Garvagh (formerly Dimmer), of Ashby Hall, Lincoln. An extract from The London Gazette dated 19th Nov., 1914. records the following:- "This Officer served his machine gun during the attack on the 12th November at Klein Zillebeke until he had been shot five times - three times by shrapnel and twice by bullets, and continued at his post until his gun was destroyed." s flynn Add to this record.   L/Cpl. Wilfred Oliver 2/4th Btn. Royal Berkshire Regiment Wilfred Oliver was born in 1899 and enlisted on 9th September 1916. He transferred to the Reserve on 6th March 1919. He was a Lewis Gunner and served in both Belgium and France. Wilfred was awarded one blue chevron and one wound stripe. His brother George William Oliver, born 1893, was killed on 1st July 1916 in the Battle of the Somme, after which Wilfred wore a black button on his uniform. Alec Oliver Add to this record.   Pte. Walter Pallister 2nd/4th Btn. Royal Berkshire Regiment (d.29th Apr 1918) Walter Pallister is my great great grandad on my mum's side of the family. Lucy-Jayne Brown Add to this record.   Pte. William George Green 2/4th Btn. Royal Berkshire Regiment (d.19th Aug 1917) In Memory of William Green of the 2nd/4th Battalion, Royal Berkshire Regiment who died on the 19th Aug 1917, age 39. He was the son of Fanny Barnet of Windsor, husband of Annie Green of Kintore, Princes Street, Slough. Remembered with Honour at Mendinghem Military Cemetery, Belgium. Commemorated in perpetuity by the Commonwealth War Graves Commission. Maurice Evans Add to this record.   Pte. Leonard Gibbons 2/4th Btn. Royal Berkshire Regiment (d.20th July 1916) Leonard Gibbons died of wounds received at Fromelles. Sean Keep Add to this record.   Sgt. William Boiling 2/4th Btn. Royal Berkshire Regiment (d.19th April 1918) William Boiling was born in Thame, Oxfordshire in 1889. After a very brief stint with the Royal Navy in 1907, he enlisted with the Royal Berkshire Regiment, and served with the 2nd Battalion in India. When they were recalled to England at the start of the Great War, he embarked with them to France, before being posted to the 2/4th Battalion. This was a second line territorial unit, needing men with experience to help with their preparation for war. They want to France in May 1916. In April 1918 William Boiling died of wounds received when the battalion were on the front line near Robecq in northern France. He is buried in Aire Communal Cemetery. Allan Hickman Add to this record.   Pte. Edwin Earlam 2/4th Btn. Royal Berkshire Regiment (d.22nd August 1917) Edwin Earlam enlisted at the commencement of the war and was initially attached to the Cheshire Regiment. At some point he was transferred into the Royal Berkshire Regiment. On 22nd August 1917 he was killed at the battle of Passchendaele and is buried at Tyne Cot Cemetery. He left a widow, Ann, and a son, also named Edwin. His brother John Henry Earlam was also killed on 18th April 1918 in France. Kevan Cooper Add to this record.   Pte. Edwin Earlam 2nd/4th Btn. E Coy. Royal Berkshire Regiment (d.22nd Aug 1917) Edwin Earlam is buried in Tyne Cot Cemetery. Add to this record.   Cpl. Harold Ernest "Joe" Fountain 2/4th Battalion Royal Berkshire Regiment (d.19th July 1916) Joe Fountain was killed by enemy shelling at Fromelles, France. David Fountain Add to this record.   L/Cpl. Wilfred Oliver 2/4th Btn. Berkshire Regiment My father, Wilfred Oliver, enlisted on 9th September 1916 after his brother, George William Oliver (24322) 8th Btn. York and Lancs was reported missing presumed killed on 1st July 1916. George is remembered on the Thiepval Memorial and local Mexborough memorials. Wilfred was demobbed from the 2/4th Berkshires in 1919, then after a few weeks was admitted to hospital suffering from being unable to sleep or even wanting to eat. He had been wounded and buried during one battle in the war, he was dug out by his comrades. He had one wound stripe. He had a spell of convalescence in some huts on the east coast, south of Whitby. I am his fifth child, and if we asked about how we won the war he always told us a joke e.g. we had a peeing contest to see who could pee furthest, we reached the German trenches, they said we can't stand this and ran. Later, when he was retired, he did relate some stories which tallied with things written in the 2/4th diaries which I have read recently. My father and mother were good parents to the six of us and we all loved them dearly. A Oliver Add to this record.   Pte. William Alaxander Brown 2/4th Btn Royal Berkshire Regiment (d.22nd Aug 1917) William Alaxander Brown, born 1894 at 37 Francis Street Reading Berkshire, was the son of William Brown. He joined up at Reading on 6 November 1914 when the battalion was formed as a second line unit, and they moved to Maidenhead. In February 1915 they were attached to 2nd South Midland Brigade. He died on 22nd of Aug 1917 age 23 in France or Flanders. A photo of William Brown was lost in 1980s, it was last seen at his home 54 York Road, Reading. I would like to find out more any photos please. We still have his Medals. Peter Neal Add to this record.   Pte Bert George Baker 2nd/4th Btn Royal Berkshire Regiment (d.18th April 1918) Bert Baker is interred in the St. Venant-Robecq Road British Cemetery at Robecq. Robert Garland Add to this record. Recomended Reading. Available at discounted prices.

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