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WAR DIARY
or
INTELLIGENCE SUMMARY
Army Form C. 2118.
(Erase heading not required.)
Instructions regarding War Diaries and Intelligence
Summaries are contained in F.S. Regs. Part II.
and the Staff Manual respectively. Title Pages
will be prepared in manuscript.

Page 42
Original Confidential
38rd Canadians War Diary Month May 1917

Place Date Hour Summary of Events and Information 43 Remarks and references to Appendices

Chateau de la Haie 1917 May 28 cont.
period covered in this report. Enemy machine gun fire was partiew?
? heavy at night sweeping our Front Line area, as well as vacinity
of work in progress on new Front Line, while there was also indirect
fire on our back areas. This fire appeared to come from T.1.d.9.s
T.1.b.2.5. T.1.d.1.8 and T.1.a.1.9. In the past two days this machine
gun fire has greatly decreased, owing possibly to the attention hos-
tile machine gun posts have received from our artillery as well
as the activity of our own machine guns. Our Lewis Guns have
carried on fire at frequent intervals throughout each day, covering
suspected enemy posts, the ruins of buildings on our front and
enemy front system generally. We have combined with this, indi-
vidual rifle fire, each rifleman firing from 10 to 20 rounds
each day.
4. Enemy snipers on May 25th were particularly active. The past
three days, however, there has been practically no enemy sniping, each
day having seen a marked decrease in same. Our snipers have been

2449 Wt W14957/M90 750,000 1/16 J.B.C. & A. Forms/C.2118/13.

WAR DIARY
or
INTELLIGENCE SUMMARY
Army Form C. 2118.
(Erase heading not required.)
Instructions regarding War Diaries and Intelligence
Summaries are contained in F.S. Regs. Part II.
and the Staff Manual respectively. Title Pages
will be prepared in manuscript.

Page 42
Original Confidential
38rd Canadians War Diary Month May 1917

Place Date Hour Summary of Events and Information 43 Remarks and references to Appendices

Chateau de la Haie 1917 May 28 cont.
period covered in this report. Enemy machine gun fire was partiew?
? heavy at night sweeping our Front Line area, as well as vacinity
of work in progress on new Front Line, while there was also indirect
fire on our back areas. This fire appeared to come from T.1.d.9.s
T.1.b.2.5. T.1.d.1.8 and T.1.a.1.9. In the past two days this machine
gun fire has greatly decreased, owing possibly to the attention hos-
tile machine gun posts have received from our artillery as well
as the activity of our own machine guns. Our Lewis Guns have
carried on fire at frequent intervals throughout each day, covering
suspected enemy posts, the ruins of buildings on our front and
enemy front system generally. We have combined with this, indi-
vidual rifle fire, each rifleman firing from 10 to 20 rounds
each day.
4. Enemy snipers on May 25th were particularly active. The past
three days, however, there has been practically no enemy sniping, each
day having seen a marked decrease in same. Our snipers have been

2449 Wt W14957/M90 750,000 1/16 J.B.C. & A. Forms/C.2118/13.