169th brigade造句

• The brigade went round to the left which caused a gap between the 167th and 169th brigades.
• A new 169th Brigade was created on the same day from the redesignation of the evacuated to England.
• At the 168th and 169th brigade troops still held the second and first trenches and the south end of Gommecourt Park.
• Despite many losses the objective was reached and consolidated, touch being gained with the left of the 169th Brigade and patrols pushed forward towards Morval.
• The four 18-pounder and the howitzer battery which came under the command of the 169th Brigade after zero hour were also bombarding German reinforcements.
• In the centre, the 169th Brigade advanced quickly at the start but veered to the right to go round boggy ground, then entered Glencorse Wood.
• The 169th Brigade collected the odds and sods ( orderlies, clerks and servants ) to make a last attempt to get across to the British remnants still holding out.
• Throughout the inter-war years 169th Brigade, unlike the other two brigades of 56 Division, saw little change in its composition until the middle part of the 1930s.
• Further north, the 169th Brigade was to advance to Polygon Wood through Glencorse Wood and 167th Brigade was to reach the north-western part of Polygon Wood through Nonne Bosschen.
• The 167th Brigade was to fire machine-gun and Stokes mortar barrages at the wood and the 169th Brigade was to fire on the north and north-east exists of the village.
• At the Germans counter-attacked from Polygon Wood and forced back the remnants of the 169th Brigade at the sunken track to the start-line at the west end of the wood.
• In early 1916 the War Office authorised for the division to be reformed in France, although now it was to be known as 18th Brigade of 6th Division, before transferring to 169th Brigade.
• In particular, during the first week of September, the Queen's Brigade was the spearhead of the 56th Division in its 138th and 169th brigades were relieved by the 2nd New Zealand Division.
• Carrying parties tried to cross with ammunition and bombs but were killed and from the front and flanks, German troops began to move towards the 168th and 169th brigade troops, who could not man a continuous line.
• In the 169th Brigade area to the south, the London Rifle Brigade had advanced down Combles Trench and met French troops south of Morval near the sunken road and the 167th Brigade linked with the 5th Division south of Morval.
• On the right of XIV Corps, the 56th Division attacked on 9 September at A battalion of the 169th Brigade advanced from the south-east of Leuze Wood, towards Loop Trench to establish a defensive flank along the Combles ravine.
• The 167th Brigade also had a fast start but when it reached the north end of Nonne Bosschen, found mud deep, the brigade veering round it to the left but the gap which this caused between the 167th and 169th brigades was not closed.
• One 167th Brigade battalion was to advance to the first objective, capturing the German front line trench in Bouleaux Wood and north to Middle Copse and on the right flank was to bomb downhill towards Combles and link with the 169th Brigade where the Loop joined the sunken road into the village.
• All three brigades of the division were in line, the 169th Brigade on the right between Combles and Leuze Wood, the 167th Brigade in the centre along Beef and Bully trenches and the 168th Brigade on the left in Middle Copse and in new trenches being dug ready to envelop Bouleaux Wood.
• In the aftermath of the last attack of the Battle of Guillemont ( 3 6 September ), in XIV Corps area, the 56th Division relieved the right of the 168th Brigade with the 169th Brigade, from the boundary with the French Sixth Army at the Combles ravine to the southern portion of Leuze Wood.