6(b) October 16th.
38(a) Erquinghem and Le Veau.
7(c) The Wet Months.
39(b) Nieppe.
8(d) December 19th.
40(c) Bailleul.
9CHAPTER IV. JANUARY TO JUNE, 1916.
41(d) St. Jans Cappel.
10CHAPTER V. THE BATTLE Of THE SOMME.
42(e) Poperinghe.
11(a) July and August, 1916.
43(f) Kemmel.[18]
12(b) September 3rd, 1916.
44CHAPTER XII. THE LAST OF YPRES.
13(c) The Leipsig Redoubt.
45(a) May, 1918.
14CHAPTER VI. WITH THE THIRD ARMY.
46(b) Zillebeke Sector.
15(a) Hannescamps.
47(c) The Zillebeke Raid.
16(b) Fonquevillers.
48(d) Quiet Days in the Ypres Salient.
17(c) Halloy.
49CHAPTER XIII. THE LAST STAGE.
18(d) Berles.
50(a) Movements and Training.
19(e) Riviére.
51(b) October 11th and After.
20CHAPTER VII. WITH THE FIRST ARMY.
52(c) Reorganisation.
21(a) Ferme du Bois Sector.
53(d) November 1st–2nd.
22(b) The Cordonnerie Sector.
54CHAPTER XIV. DEMOBILISATION.
23(c) St. Elie Sector.
55(a) Auby and Douai.
24CHAPTER VIII. THE COAST.
56(b) The Return of the Cadre.[23]
25(a) St. Pol and Ghyvelde.
57APPENDIX I. ITINERARY OF THE BATTALION.
26(b) The Lombartzyde Sector.
58APPENDIX II. NOMINAL ROLL OF OFFICERS WHO SERVED WITH THE BATTALION ABROAD.
27(c) Coast Defence and Training.
59APPENDIX III. NOMINAL ROLL OF WARRANT OFFICERS AND COMPANY QUARTER MASTER SERGEANTS.
28(d) En Route for Ypres.
60APPENDIX IV. SUMMARY OF CASUALTIES.
29CHAPTER IX. THE BELLE VUE SPUR.
61APPENDIX V. LIST OF HONOURS AND AWARDS.
30(a) October 4th–8th.
62APPENDIX VI. THE BATTALION CANTEEN.
31(b) October 9th.
63FOOTNOTES:
32(c) Rest and Reorganisation.
