157th brigade造句

• The 157th Brigade lost more than 400 casualties.
• At 05 : 30 the 155th and 157th Brigade were ordered to capture Sausage Ridge.
• Only the southern portion of the Ras Abu Ameire Ridge had been captured the previous night by the 157th Brigade.
• The 157th Brigade went on to attack the southern end of Sausage Ridge, and succeeded in gaining ground as darkness fell.
• The 157th Brigade was also supported by the 264th Brigade RFA ( with footed wheels ) and the 413rd Field Company Royal Engineers.
• Ajlin on the Wadi el Hesi, the 157th Brigade attacked the southern portion of the ridge, and gained a footing as darkness fell.
• The rest of the 157th Brigade were not as fortunate, when they were crossing the river, being targeted by an Ottoman artillery barrage.
• Accordingly, on 8 November Brigadier General Hamilton Moore commanding the 157th Brigade, had been told his brigade's contributions would be defensive.
• However, the strength of the rearguard and their determined fierce fighting for Sausage Ridge, prevented the 155th and 157th Brigades capturing the position until 21 : 00.
• While the 156th Brigade advanced northwards along the coast, the division's 155th and 157th Brigades were regrouping after the fierce fighting at Sausage Ridge the previous day.
• The 8th Battalion, Cameronians ( Scottish Rifles ) and the 4th Battalion, Royal Scots, from the 156th Brigade and the 7th Battalion Highland Light Infantry from the 157th Brigade.
• During the morning of 8 November, the 52nd ( Lowland ) Division's 156th Brigade advanced north to the Wadi Hesi, their 155th and 157th Brigades captured Sausage Ridge.
• The 125th Brigade of the 42nd Division and the 157th brigades of the 52nd Division also had many men fall victim to thirst and the blazing sun; the infantry pursuit could not go on.
• At about 01 : 00 on 1 December a battalion of the Ottoman 19th Division, armed with hand grenades, launched attacks at Beit Ur el Tahta against the 157th Brigade, and north east of bombs from the Fusiliers forced the Ottoman soldiers to fall back and dig in.
• At about 01 : 00 on 1 December a battalion of the Ottoman 19th Division, armed with hand grenades, launched a series of attacks at Beit Ur el Tahta against the 157th Brigade, and north east of bombs from the Fusiliers forced the Ottoman soldiers to fall back and dig in.
• After Gaza was occupied on 7 November, the Imperial Service Cavalry Brigade ( XXI Corps ) rode through the ruins of Gaza to reach Beit Hanun at 13 : 00; and the 157th Brigade ( 52nd Division ) began the infantry pursuit along the Mediterranean shore, to reach Sheikh Hasan by 12 : 15.
• The XXI Corps ordered the 52nd ( Lowland ) Division to take up a line from the Jaffa road north of Sheikh Radwan to the sea on the northern outskirts of Gaza, and the 157th Brigade ( 52nd Division ) with a squadron of the XXI Corps Cavalry Regiment on their right, began the infantry pursuit by passing through the 54th ( East Anglian ) Division to advance along the shore of the Mediterranean Sea, to occupy Sheikh Hasan by 12 : 15.
• On 8 November, the Royal Scots Fusiliers and King's Own Scottish Borderers battalions of the 155th Brigade ( 52nd Division ), crossed the wadi behind the Highland Light Infantry battalions of the 157th Brigade ( 52nd Division ) and " extended their line northwards . . . into an area of sand dunes bounded by the coast on the left and a ridge, called by the mapmakers'Sausage Ridge', behind which the road and railway ran . " The ridge was held in strength by the Ottoman 7th Division rearguard which held the EEF advance in determined fighting for most of the day, with the division successfully covering the majority of the retreating columns as they withdrew north along the road and railway to the east, and behind Sausage Ridge.