War Diaries – 21st Bn. CEF

21st Bn. CEF- Tuesday, August 13, 1918

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At 8.45p.m. August 13th, the Battalion moved forward and completed the relief of the 46th Canadian Battalion by 1.40a.m. August 14th.

Image: A wounded German having his wounds dressed. August 1918. Courtesy Library and Archives Canada.

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21st Bn, CEF-Saturday, October 19, 1918

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The weather was fine and the day was quiet. The 21st Canadian Battalion moved to Waverchain-soux-Faux at 1215 hours. Battalion Headquarters location was the Chateau at Waverchain. The rear details moved to Estron.
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21st Bn, CEF-Friday, October 18, 1918

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Very misty weather set in and an inter-company relief was effected to allow the two forward companies to bathe. The enemy withdrew on our front so the relief of the 19th Canadian Battalion by the 21st Battalion was cancelled. Routine orders for this date announced the following promotions :- Temporary Captain (Acting Major) G.S.S. Bowerbank, M.C. to Temporary Major from 10-6-18. Temporary Lieut. H.T. Deane, M.C. to be Temporary Captain. Temporary Lieutenant (Acting Captain) L. Fraser to be Temporary Captain.
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21st Bn, CEF-Monday, October 7, 1918

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Weather still unsettled and conditions normal. Lieuts. A Cockerman, D.S.O. and M.B.Button reconnoitered forward area during the afternoon.

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