149th brigade造句

• The 150th Brigade was moving up to the river Lys at Estairs and the 149th Brigade to the North.
• The 2nd Guards Brigade was reinforced by the 1st Battalion of the 149th Brigade previously held in reserve in Ivani
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• In late January the Division's line was reduced to a two brigade front with the 149th Brigade initially going into reserve.
• The HV reassigned the 102nd Brigade to drive to Glina, and the 57th Brigade was reinforced with the 2nd Battalion of the 149th Brigade.
• The 149th Brigade succeeded in gaining part of the'Grid'line and holding it overnight, but were repulsed after heavy counterattacks throughout the next day.
• The rest of the 149th Brigade ( without the 1st Battalion ) was reassigned from the Zagreb Corps to the Karlovac Corps to reinforce the 137th Home Guard Regiment.
• By 23 October the Division was once more in the Salient, relieving the 34th Division on the Ypres Staden railway, with the 149th brigade in the front line supported by the 150th.
• It then moved to join the last phase of the pillboxes and shell-holes rather than dugouts and trenches . 149th Brigade attacked on 26 October, with 446 Field Company in support.
• The next day, 26 March, the Division now with 149th Brigade reattached fell back under orders and a closely following German attack to between Rosi鑢es-en-Santerre and Vauvilles, along with 150th and 151st Brigades, still under 8th Division.
• Apart from a 4 days in the line for the 149th Brigade, relieving the 33rd Division near Saint-L間er, the Division was rested and trained until mid June, when it returned to the Arras front and relieved the 18th ( Eastern ) Division near Ch閞isy.
• By now the brigades of the division were under orders of the 8th Division ( 150th and 151st Brigades and the Pioneers, 7th Durham Light Infantry, fighting as infantry ) and 66th Division ( 149th Brigade ), and later the 20th Division ( 150th Brigade ).
• By 12 April the Division's line was reduced to a thin and disorganised one North and North-West of Merville, it was in no state to withstand a determined attack, with only the 149th Brigade able to mount resistance to the slow German advance that day.
• The 151st Brigade was to attack Gird Trench and Gird Support Trench, with the 1 / 8th, 1 / 6th and 1 / 9th battalions Durham Light Infantry ( DLI ); the 1 / 4th and 1 / 6th Northumberland Fusiliers were attached from the 149th Brigade in support.
• On 16 December the 7th Durham Light Infantry was converted into the Division's pioneer battalion, with the 5th Borderers transferring from the now replenished 149th Brigade into the 151st Brigade, the 5th North Lancashire Regiment was to leave the division for the 55th ( West Lancashire ) Division in late December.
• The German bombardment continued all day but the relief took place in the evening, with the 149th Brigade taking over on the right, just west of Hill 60 with the 5th and 6th battalions, Northumberland Fusiliers, in positions only a few feet from German advanced posts; Christmas Day was spent in cold, mud and under showers of rain.
• The 50th Division on the right of III Corps co-operated with the 1 / 5th and 1 / 7th Northumberland Fusiliers of the 149th Brigade, the combined attack beginning at In the 2nd Australian Division area to the right of Blue Cut, that ran from le Barque to Eaucourt l'Abbaye, the 25th and 26th battalions to the right of the 19th Battalion were stopped by machine-gun from the Maze and artillery-fire from the vicinity of Bapaume.