fricourt造句

• He is buried at reference D3 in Point 110 New Military Cemetery at Fricourt.
• The Mametz close to Fricourt, against scattered resistance from French infantry and cavalry.
• On formation, the 178th Tunnelling Company moved to the Fricourt sector of the Somme.
• Four other British mines in the already cratered area between Mametz and Fricourt also exploded successfully.
• On 6 June, Below reported that air reconnaissance indicated an offensive at Fricourt and Gommecourt.
• 1 July was the 21st Division pushed into the German lines and flanked Fricourt to the north.
• Other parties advanced up the road to Crucifix Trench and more probed towards Fricourt Farm before retiring.
• Arbuthnot died aged 43, killed in action and was buried at Citadel New Military Cemetery, Fricourt.
• He returned to France via Verona and Milan, visiting Arras, Dompierre, Fricourt, and Albert.
• The 28th ( ) Reserve Division advanced close to Fricourt, against scattered resistance from French infantry and cavalry.
• By both battalions were atop the Fricourt Spur but Sausage and Scots redoubts were still occupied by German troops.
• The right flank was to advance to Fricourt Farm and the left to Round Wood, south of Scots Redoubt.
• On the 21st Division front, little ground was gained during the afternoon but a defensive flank was established against Fricourt.
• Reserve Division advanced on the south side of the Bapaume Albert road, through the village towards Fricourt on 28 September.
• In May 1916, the 178th Tunnelling Company was billeted in the village of M閍ulte and mining in the Fricourt sector.
• On 28 September, the French were able to stop the German advance on a line from Maricourt to Fricourt and Thi閜val.
• The 10th West Yorkshire Regiment, was required to advance close by Fricourt and suffered the worst battalion losses of the day.
• The loss of Mametz and the advance of the 21st Division made Fricourt untenable and the garrison was withdrawn during the night.
• "' Fricourt German war cemetery "'is near the village of Fricourt, near Imperial German 2nd Army.
• "' Fricourt German war cemetery "'is near the village of Fricourt, near Imperial German 2nd Army.