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46th Infantry Brigade 4th Jul 1915 Orders Received 7th Jul 1915  Orders 8th Jul 1915 Advance Party 9th Jul 1915  Advance Party 9th Jul 1915 Advance Party 10th Jul 1915  Move 10th Jul 1915 On the Move 11th Jul 1915  At Rest 12th Jul 1915  At Rest 13th Jul 1915  On the Move 14th Jul 1915  Orders Recieved 15th Jul 1915  On the March 16th Jul 1915  On the March 17th Jul 1915  On the March 18th Jul 1915  Training and Baths 20th Jul 1915  Instruction 21st Jul 1915  Route March 24th Jul 1915  Instruction   26th Jul 1915  Instruction 28th Jul 1915  Instruction 29th Jul 1915  Change of Command 1st Aug 1915  Into the Line   5th Aug 1915  Machine Guns 6th Aug 1915  Poor Conditions 7th Aug 1915  Cleaning up 8th Aug 1915  Working Parties   9th Aug 1915  Quiet 10th Aug 1915  Reliefs 11th Aug 1915  Quiet 12th Aug 1915  Reliefs 13th Aug 1915  Trench Work 14th Aug 1915  Trench Work   15th Aug 1915  Enemy Tricks 16th Aug 1915  Thunder Storm 17th Aug 1915  Raiding Party 18th Aug 1915  Reliefs 19th Aug 1915  In Reserve 20th Aug 1915  Reliefs   21st Aug 1915  Confusion   22nd Aug 1915  Artillery Duel   23rd Aug 1915  Intermittent Shelling   24th Aug 1915  Heavy Shells   24th August 1915 Preliminary Operations Order.   24th August 1915 Orders   25th Aug 1915  Heavy Shelling   25th August 1915 Reference Operational Order No.23 26th Aug 1915  Dugout Destroyed   27th Aug 1915  In Billets 28th Aug 1915  In Billets 29th Aug 1915  In Billets 30th Aug 1915  Route March 31st Aug 1915  Baths 1st Sep 1915 Musketry 20th Sep 1915 Relief Completed 21st Sep 1915 Artillery in Action 22nd Sep 1915 Bombardment 23rd Sep 1915 Bombardment   24th Sep 1915 Bombardment 25th Sep 1915 In Action   25th Sep 1915 Attack Made   25th Sep 1915 In Action   25th Sep 1915 In Action   25th Sep 1915 Objectives Gained 25th Sep 1915 Assault Made   26th Sep 1915 Reliefs 26th Sep 1915 Heavy Shelling   26th Sep 1915 Defensive Positions 26th Sep 1915 Attack Made   27th Sep 1915 Into Billets   28th Sep 1915 Reorganisation 29th Sep 1915 Refitting 30th Sep 1915 Refitting 1st Oct 1915 Inspection 2nd Oct 1915 Inspection 3rd Oct 1915 On the Move 6th Oct 1915 Route March 12th Oct 1915 On the Move 13th Oct 1915 Orders 21st Oct 1915 Reliefs 22nd Oct 1915 Heavy Shelling 23rd Oct 1915 Shelling 24th Oct 1915 Quiet 25th Oct 1915 Quiet 26th Oct 1915 Reliefs 27th Oct 1915 In Reserve 28th Oct 1915 In Reserve 29th Oct 1915 Reliefs 30th Oct 1915 Heavy Shelling 31st Oct 1915 Heavy Shelling 1st Nov 1915 Relief Completed 2nd Nov 1915 Wet Day 7th Nov 1915 Reliefs   8th Nov 1915 Heavy Shelling   9th Nov 1915 Artillery in Acton   10th Nov 1915 Reliefs   13th Nov 1915 Reliefs   15th Nov 1915 Heavy Shelling   16th Nov 1915 Reliefs   17th Nov 1915 Working Parties 18th Nov 1915 Working Parties 19th Nov 1915 Into Billets 22nd Nov 1915 In Billets 25th Nov 1915 In Support   26th Nov 1915 Reliefs   29th Nov 1915 Fatigues   30th Nov 1915 Reliefs   4th Dec 1915 A Note from the Enemy   5th Dec 1915 Intermittent Shelling   6th Dec 1915 Quiet   7th Dec 1915 Reliefs 10th Dec 1915 Working Parties 13th Dec 1915 On the March 7th Mar 1916 Reliefs   19th Mar 1916 Reliefs 24th Mar 1916 Quiet 25th March 1916 Reliefs 27th of March 1916  Reliefs   27th April 1916 Received Orders to "Stand To" 16th May 1916 Took over additional part of the Line 31st of October 1916  4th July 1916 Artillery Cutting Wire 20th July 1916 Message 7th August 1916 Operational Orders   9th August 1916 Orders 12th August 1916 Division to attack   15th August 1916 Work Done  236th London Brigade Royal Field Artillery at Bottom Wood. 46th Infantry Brigade in trenches. Quiet day. Work done on positions. Quiet on the front War Diaries 17th August 1916 Warning Order received 18th August 1916 45th Inf. Bde. will relieve the 46th Inf. Bde. 27th August 1916 Location "D" Battalion Reserve.   12th of September 1916    14th September 1916 15th Division attack   14th September 1916 Report received from "A" Coy. 15th September 1916 Canadians attack   15th September 1916 Attack starts 16th September 1916 44th Inf. Bde. relieves the 45th 17th September 1916 Brigade relieved by 44th Brigade 14th October 1916 Working Parties. 15th October 1916 Releifs Completed 19th October 1916 44th & 45th Brigades relieve 46th Brigade. 25th of October 1916  27th of November 1916  15th December 1916 45th Brigade relieved 46th Brigade, 48th Division. 3rd January 1917 Operational Orders 8th of January 1917    16th of January 1917  16th January 1917 Location Front Line. 16th January 1917 Operational Orders   16th January 1917 Working Parties 24th January 1917 Location Shelter Woods. 28th January 1917 Location Acid Drop Camp, Contalmaison. 28th January 1917 Operation Orders   2nd March 1917 Operation Orders   29th March 1917 Operational Order   30th March 1917 Marched to Arras 8th April 1917 Operational Orders   10th April 1917 The situation is roughly as follows :-   10th April 1917 Message from 46th Brigade as follows :-   22nd April 1917 Operational Order   23rd April 1917 Operational Order 23rd April 1917 Moved up to Brown Line. 24th April 1917 Operation Orders   24th April 1917  29th April 1917 Operations from 19th / 20th to 28th April 1917. 6th June 1917 Battalion Orders   18th June 1917 Wail Manouvre area. 27th July 1917 Operational Orders   28th of July 1917 Orders for an Attack   31st July 1917 Account of Operations of this Battalion.   1st August 1917 Attack East of Ypres, Account of operations 28th August 1917 Operational Orders   19th November 1917 Orders 21st January 1918 Battalion Scheme   22nd January 1918 Enemy attacked on a wide front   22nd January 1918 Operational Orders   24th January 1918 45th Infantry Brigade Field Day.   28th January 1918 Battalion Field Day.   8th February 1918 Enemy attempted raid 14th February 1918 Operational Order 6/18.   14th February 1918 Reliefs 14th April 1918 Operational Order No.12   16th May 1918 Operational Order No.23   9th June 1918 Operational Order No.26   23rd July 1918 Orders 23rd July 1918 In touch with French 1st August 1918 Operational Orders No.41   2nd August 1918 Operational Orders No.43 3rd August 1918 Operational Orders No.43a 18th September 1918 Operation Orders No.63.   17th October 1918 Battalion becomes Advanced Guard to Division.   20th October 1918 Operational Orders No.71.   11th November 1918 Operational Orders No.77    6th December 1918 Orders   13th January 1919 Adjutants Parade at 1130 hours If you can provide any additional information, please add it here. Want to know more about 46th Infantry Brigade? There are:192 items tagged 46th Infantry Brigade 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 46th Infantry Brigade during the Great War 1914-1918. Monaghan James. Pte. 12th Battalion Munn William. Sgt. 10th Battalion (d.25th September 1915) 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 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? 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Announcements 27th April 2024     Please note we currently have a massive backlog of submitted material, our volunteers are working through this as quickly as possible and all names, stories and photos will be added to the site. If you have already submitted a story to the site and your UID reference number is higher than 264001 your submission is still in the queue, please do not resubmit. Wanted: Digital copies of Group photographs, Scrapbooks, Autograph books, photo albums, newspaper clippings, letters, postcards and ephemera relating to the Great War. If you have any unwanted photographs, documents or items from the First or Second World War, please do not destroy them. The Wartime Memories Project will give them a good home and ensure that they are used for educational purposes. Please get in touch for the postal address, do not sent them to our PO Box as packages are not accepted. We are now on Facebook. Like this page to receive our updates, add a comment or ask a question. If you have a general question please post it on our Facebook page. World War 1 One ww1 wwII greatwar great battalion regiment artillery Did you know? We also have a section on World War Two. and a Timecapsule to preserve stories from other conflicts for future generations. 254518 Pte. James Monaghan 12th Battalion Highland Light Infantry James Monaghan joined up in the first quarter of 1915 at Maryhill Barracks, Glasgow. He fought at the Battle of Loos, Huluch, Pozieres and Flers-Courcelette. There is no further actions after this, presumed captured at Flers-Courcelette, and spent remainder of the war as a POW. Henry Monaghan Add to this record. 249814 Sgt. William Munn 10th Battalion Scottish Rifles (d.25th September 1915) William Munn was killed on the first day of the Battle of Loos. Jamie Mathieu Add to this record.

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