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111th Infantry Brigade 22nd July 1915 Advance Party 28th July 1915 On the Move 29th July 1915 On the Move 1st Aug 1915 On the Move 3rd Aug 1915 Move 3rd Aug 1915 In Billets 4th Aug 1915 On the March 4th Aug 1915 On the Move 5th Aug 1915 Musketry 5th Aug 1915 On the Move 8th Aug 1915 Working Parties   8th Aug 1915 Training 9th of Aug 1915 Working Parties 9th Aug 1915 Working Parties and Musketry 12th Aug 1915 Working Party   16th Aug 1915 On the March   17th of Aug 1915  17th Aug 1915 Reorganisation 1st Jul 1916 Trench Raid   1st July 1916 Smoke   2nd Jul 1916 Orders Received 2nd July 1916 Reliefs 3rd Jul 1916 Reliefs 3rd July 1916 Shelling   4th Jul 1916 Orders 4th July 1916 Reliefs 5th Jul 1916 On the Move 5th July 1916 Orders 6th Jul 1916 Orders Received   7th Jul 1916 Attack Made   8th Jul 1916 Line Advanced   9th Jul 1916 In Reserve 10th Jul 1916 Attack Made 11th Jul 1916 At Rest 12th Jul 1916 Reliefs   13th Jul 1916 In Support   14th Jul 1916 In Support   15th Jul 1916 Heavy Shelling   16th Jul 1916 Reliefs   17th Jul 1916 Heavy Shelling   18th Jul 1916 Heavy Shelling   19th Jul 1916 Reliefs 20th Jul 1916 On the March   22nd Jul 1916 Reorganisation 23rd Jul 1916 Funeral 29th Jul 1916 At Rest 30th Jul 1916 On the March   31st Jul 1916 Orders Received   1st Sep 1916 Orders   4th Sep 1916 Inspections 13th Sep 1916 Orders 16th Sep 1916 Orders Received 17th Sep 1916 Reliefs   19th Sep 1916 Reliefs Complete 8th Oct 1916 Orders   9th Oct 1916 Reliefs Completed 14th Nov 1916 Attack Made 21st of December 1916 Ferme Cour d'Avoue Shelled   31st of January 1917 Two Patrols Dispersed   9th April 1917 37th Divison move up at Arras  13th Battalion, Rifle Brigade with 37th Division were in reserve initially at the launch of the Battle of Arras. After initial success the 37th moved up through the lines to continue the attack. This was the area of the Brown Line and having reached here, the 37th Division was brought up through the other Divisions in order to carry the attack into Monchy. This was supposed to have happened on the evening of 9 April, but a sudden turn in the weather made advancing much more difficult. It was so cold that men would freeze to death during the night. That evening the 37th continued the attack in the face of snow past Feuchy Chapel reaching an area known as Orange Hill to the south-east of Monchy 6th May 1917 In Action 1st Jul 1917 Shelling   2nd Jul 1917 Outposts   3rd Jul 1917 Patrols   4th Jul 1917 Quiet   5th Jul 1917 Patrols   6th Jul 1917 Outposts   7th Jul 1917 Reliefs   8th Jul 1917 Reliefs   9th Jul 1917 Working Parties   10th Jul 1917 Working Parties   11th Jul 1917 In Billets   12th Jul 1917 In Billets   13th Jul 1917 Training   14th Jul 1917 In Billets   15th Jul 1917 Church Parade   16th Jul 1917 Baths   17th Jul 1917 Training 18th Jul 1917 Musketry   19th Jul 1917 Working Parties   20th Jul 1917 Working Parties   21st Jul 1917 Working Parties   22nd Jul 1917 Working Parties   23rd Jul 1917 Working Parties   24th Jul 1917 Working Parties   25th Jul 1917 Poor Weather   26th Jul 1917 Reliefs   27th Jul 1917 Aircraft Active   29th Jul 1917 Reliefs   30th Jul 1917 Orders   31st Jul 1917 In Reserve   18th August 1918 Operational Order No.1    2nd Sep 1917 Relief   7th Sep 1917 Relief Complete   11th Sep 1917 Reliefs   14th Sep 1917 Reliefs   18th Sep 1917 Patrols 19th Sep 1917 Training   27th Sep 1917 Orders   1st Oct 1917 Artillery Active 2nd Oct 1917 Poor Conditions   3rd Oct 1917 Recce   4th Oct 1917 Attack Made   5th Oct 1917 Difficult Relief   6th Oct 1917 Wet Ground   7th Oct 1917 Inspections   8th Oct 1917 Reliefs   12th Oct 1917 Reliefs   13th Oct 1917 Poor Weather   14th Oct 1917 Inspections   15th Oct 1917 Reliefs   16th Oct 1917 Training   21st Oct 1917 Church Parade   22nd Oct 1917 Reliefs   26th Oct 1917 Working Parties   28th Oct 1917 Working Parties   28th Oct 1917 Working Parties   29th Oct 1917 Reliefs   30th Oct 1917 Inspections 31st Oct 1917 Training 4th Mar 1918 Reorganisation 8th Mar 1918 Enemy Attack 21st August 1918 Attack Made 21st of August 1918  Division Advances   29th of August 1918 Enemy Evacuate Town   15th of September 1918 EAs Active   30th of September 1918  Divisional Relief   23rd of October 1918 Heavy Bombardment 2nd of November 1918   Warning of Advance   If you can provide any additional information, please add it here. 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