Showing posts with label Greig. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Greig. Show all posts
Monday, 21 May 2018
The Trainers for the Americans
Tuesday 21st May 1918
Today we learned the officers of the 6th Battalion, Bedfordshire Regiment comprising the training staff for the Americans. Lieutenant-Colonel F. H. Edwards M.C. will be commanding officer.His staff will comprise Acting Captain D.M.Saunders (adjutant) Captain J. A. M. Hislop (Quartermaster), Captain A. W. Elliott M. C., Acting Captain O. E. Hobson, Lieutenants D. J. Greig (Lewis Gun Officer), and C. C. Clifford (Intelligence Officer) and Second Lieutenants W. Johnson, A. E. Iliffe E. E. Ashby, (Signals Officer) as well as Regimental Sergeant Major, four Company Sergeant Majors, a Company Quartermaster Sergeant and forty eight other ranks. They proceeded to Mondricourt and caught a train to Audruicq.
Source: X550/7/1
Friday, 15 December 2017
Restful Leisure Pursuits
Lieutenant T J Pemberton [X550/1/81]
Saturday 15th
December 1917
6th Battalion,
Bedfordshire Regiment has been relieved from the front line near Ypres and is
now enjoying providing working parties on the old battlefield, bringing up
supplies, repairing trenches, collecting salvage, burying human remains and
other restful leisure pursuits, as the adjutant described them. Five officers have
joined for duty today - Lieutenant D J Greig, Lieutenant T J Pemberton, Second
Lieutenant H Skipp, 2; W A S Ogden and Second Lieutenant A B Warnecke.
Source: X550/7/1
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