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May 29, 2023 Warlund Jul 22, 2021 Capt Newcombe Sep 12, 2020 Capt Newcombe	e000977038 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. WAR DIARY or INTELLIGENCE SUMMARY (Erase heading not required.) Army Form C. 2118. Page 11 38 Canadians Original Confidential War Diary Month June 1917 Place -- Date -- Hour -- Summary of Events and Information Remarks and references to Appendices 12 Front Line 1917 June 17 Batt. in Front Line. Hot weather. Our Artillery intermittently active during the past 24 hours. Between 5 and 7 o'clock yester- day, upwards of 125 high explosive shells were placed on enemy's lines between N.31.c.8.3. and N.31.c.2.5, while the line from N.28.a.1.9. to N.38.a.6.4. was shelled by 50 H.E.S. Buring the evening shrapnel was burst at intervals over LA COULOTTE and KIRK TRENCH. This afternoon the following hostile areas were bombarded with upwards of 300 H.E. shells. N.32.c. & T.1.b.3.8. and N.38.a & b. Stokes Bombs to the number of about 100 were placed along enemy front line in LA COU- LOTTE. Other points were also bombed Our snipers were active whilst our Machine Guns were normal. There was the usual activity with our aircraft. The enemy was considerably above normal with their artillery. Before midnight last night, they fired about 100 4-5 shells and 75 H.E's. Their Trench Mortars were also very active during the night, but this activity 2449 Wt W14957/M90 750,000 1/16 J.B.C. & A. Forms/C.2118/13.	e000977038 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. WAR DIARY or INTELLIGENCE SUMMARY (Erase heading not required.) Army Form C. 2118. Page 11 38 Canadians Original Confidential War Diary Month June 1917 Place -- Date -- Hour -- Summary of Events and Information Remarks and references to Appendices 12 Front Line 1917 June 17 Batt. in Front Line. Hot weather. Our Artillery intermittently active during the past 24 hours. Between 5 and 7 o'clock yester- day, upwards of 125 high explosive shells were placed on enemy's lines between N.31.c.8.3. and N.31.c.2.5, while the line from N.28.a.1.9. to N.38.a.6.4. was shelled by 50 H.E.S. Buring the evening shrapnel was burst at intervals over LA COULOTTE and KIRK TRENCH. This afternoon the following hostile areas were bombarded with upwards of 300 H.E. shells. N.32.c. & T.1.b.3.8. and N.38.a & b. Stokes Bombs to the number of about 100 were placed along enemy front line in LA COU- LOTTE. Other points were also bombed Our snipers were active whilst our Machine Guns were normal. There was the usual activity with our aircraft. The enemy was considerably above normal with their artillery. Before midnight last night, they fired about 100 4-5 shells and 75 H.E's. Their Trench Mortars were also very active during the night, but this activity 2449 Wt W14957/M90 750,000 1/16 J.B.C. & A. Forms/C.2118/13.

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