General, Sir John Monash, Personal Files Book 21, 10 September - 3 October 1918 - Part 16

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.: w Copy No......... SEORTT Australian Corps. 28th Septomber, 1918. OPERATIONS AGAINST HINDENSURG LINE. 29th Sept.1918 Nide sttached raf LNWORRETION On tho 26th instant, the French and the Americans attacked (I) tho onory on cither side of the ARGONNE FOREST on a frontage of about 40 miles. Attack was completely successful. A penctration of 7 miles has boon effected in placos and over 20,000 prisoners taken. On the 27th instant, the First and Third British Armies (ii) attacked on a frontage of about 13 miles opposite CAMBRAI. Attack reachod a depth of 5 miles in places and over 10.000 prisoners and 200 guns were taken. MARCOING and the whole of BOURLON WOOD wore taken. Canadians are within I mile of CAMBRAI. (iit) This morning the Second British Army in conjunction with the French and Bolgians attacked between YPRES and the soa. Reports indicato that the attack is proceeding succossfully HO0GE has beon taken. The Bolgians reported 1,000 prisone ..47r before brcakfast. POELCAPELLE, VELDHOEK & TOWER HAMELFTS Captcred. Tho Fourth British and First Fronch Armics aro attacking (iv) wprüY and the OISE tomorrow morning on an approxtmate between Eron frentage of 25 miles, The boundaries between the two Armies runs North of the --- following towns :- LESDINS - FONTAINE - BEAUTROUX -BOUKISCAMP. The Fourth British Army is attacking with the IX Corps (v) on the right in touch with the French. On tho left of the IX Corps are the II American and Australian Corps, which have been affiliated on one Corps frontage. III Corps is attacking on the loft of Australian Corps. AIII Corps is in Army Resorve. GENERAL, PLAN OF TTAEK The Australían Corps will attack opposito the underground i) portion of the ST QUENTIN CANAL between BELLICOURT and VENDHUILLE. The 30th Anerican Division is on the right and tho 27th American Division is on the loft. Bchind these are respectfvoly the 5th and 5rd Australian Divisions who will pass through the Amoricans. The 2nd Australian Division is in Corps Reserve. The attack will be carried out under a crcoping ficld artillery barragc as far as the green line. The Australien Divisions will pass through the American Divisiens on the green line and advance on the RED lino,in open S formations. (ii) iA Corps on the right are attacking across the CANAL as far South as LIEDINo. hon the passago across the LE TRONQUAY tunnel has been forced tho XVth French Corps will tako ovor their socter as far e north as GRICOURT and movo across the CANAL at LE TRONQUAY working eastwards and south eastwards to protect the right flank of the IX Corps. FLANK (iii) III Corps aré to keep in close touch with tho 27th American Division on the left of Australian Corps. Should the first advance P.T.0. 2.
3. .2- (iii) Continued. of the Americans cause the enemy to retroat from VENDHUILLE, the III Corps will mop up the village and prepare crossings for the 38th Division (VCorps.) If howover tho enemy still remain firm hore, the 27th American Diviston after crossing the CANAL will push northwards, thus threa ening the enomy from the rear. III Corps will co-openawo and mop up the area west of the CANAL. CATAT (iv) Tie Sth Cavalry Brigado will pass through the infantr on the 5th Australian Divisional front when the BEAUREVOIR line has been capturod. Their role is to seize the high ground on the goneral eRS OUTREAUX- BRANCOURT- SEQUEHART and hold it until line VILLER the infantry arrive. Should the onomy retreat they will maintain contact and two squadrons aro being pushed forward with this objoct, ono towards PREMOFT and BUSIGNY, and the other towards BUHAIN. If opportunity offors, these squadrons will operate against enemy headquartors, communications and railways. TANKS AND ARHOURED CARS (v) Tangs will support tho attack of all Divisions. Arueured Cars and Whippot Tanks will be pushed through the advanded iniantry as soon as possible and will oporate agajlst eremy Headquarters, and contros of communication towards BUSIGNY. Time Table of ovents in chronological order on the Australian Corps front is attached. Bblagero Got fo Brigadior-General General Staff. Australian Corpe. DleTRIRUNION Aust.Mission with 1-3 Aust.Corps M.T.Col. 2nd Agerican Corps. A.D. Signels. 4-7 lst Aust. Olvision. O.C. Corps Sig. Coy. ad Asst. Divieion 34 H.2. Spec.Coys Fourth 3rd Aust. Dl.ision Army. 10-13 4th Aust. Devision 35 5th Aust. Division 14 th American Divn. Corps Transport Offr. 30th American Divn. Iga. Ath Tank Bdo. Br. Intoll. Section. 5th Tank Bdo 18 A.D.C. for G.0.C. 19 Sth Bde R.A.F. Cocps Topo Sectlon. IE R.A.F. Sth Aust. Corps School Sth Balloon Wing R.A.F. C.A. õrd Squadron A.r.C. A.P.M. Corps Mounted Troops. A.D.O.S. G.O.C., R.A. Labour Commandant. 3.G., H.A. 47 Camp Commandant. 48 Corpo Rfct Camp. C.E. 49-51 War Diary. 28 C.R.E. C.T. File. D.D.M.S. 53-60 Spares. 30 S.M.T.0.
.... AUSTRALLAN CORPS. Headquarters SECRET. 28th Septembor 1918 TIMS TAELE OF EVENTS IN CHRONOLOGICAL ORDER. - ---------------- Remarks. Unit or format- Time. Date. ion concerned. ------------.-----......--- -------------------- Staff Officer loaves Corrs 20th Sept. 12 noon Headquarters to synchroniso time with 27th and 30th Americans Divisions. do. do. 6 p.m. ----------------------------------- Fourth Army, General Steff, syn- 28th Sept. 6 p.m. chronises on telephono with Corps .-..-----.-.---...........................---.--.......-.--.------ --------------- Move from PERONNE and ME-NIL 2nd Australian Night positions in areas to assombly Division 28th/29th area TINCOURT-ROISEL-VILLERS pt. FAUCON-LIERAMONT-TEXPLEUX LE FOSSE ---------------------- ---------------------- Move from LE MESNIL to vicinity 5th Cavalry Night of BOUCLY - HAMELET via CARTIGNY Brigade. 28th/29th and BOUCLY. Sept. ------------------------------------------- -------------- Move from "lying up" positions 1st and 30lst (2 - Night to starting points )1,000 yds Tank Battns. 28th/29th hours) in rear of Infantry Start line). Sept Low flying planes in the air. --------------------------- --------------------- --------------------------------- Balloon 6th Night Move to forward positions. 14th ) Soctions. 28tn/29th 22nd Sept. --------------------------------------------- -------- ---------------- Barrage opens on Artillery Start 27th & 30th 29th Sept Zero. American Divns. line. -------------------------------.-...........................-..................-- First lift of barrago. Advance Z plus 3 2Sth Sept. begins. minutes. starts Work roads forward of Start Line. ------------------------------------- Aircraft drop smoke bombs on (2 plus 30) 29th Sept. high ground on ap oprox.line a to (Z plus 100) HAUROY - LE CAENLET. --------------------------- -------------------------------------- Barrage halts for 15 minutes on (Z plus 85 29th Sept. a line 500 yds East of the minutes) CANAL TUNNEL. --------------------------.----.--.-.----------......---.------------ 24 Tanks of IX Corps cross Tunnel (2 plus 2 hrs) 29th Sept. after (Z plus 2) hours at G.10.c. ------------------------------ Barrage reaches GREEN Line (Z plus 3 hrs) Sth Sept. protocter. -------------------------------- - --------- 29 P.T.O.
.2- Dnit or format- I Dabe. Remarks. jon conserned. Aircraft drop smoke bombs 29th Sept. (Z plus 32) on high ground on approx. hrs to (Z .4! line H.7.- B.1. plus 4) hrs .--.......---.----------- ---------------------.----- -- Roads should be open for H.T? 29th Sept. 9 a.m. as far forward as the LE CATELET line. No traffic allowed on these roads East of start lime until efter 5 ar. ------------------------------------- --------------------- Contact patrol machines fly 29th Sept. (Z plue 4 hrs) over GREEN Line. ---------------------------------------- Artillery supporting 29th Sept. 9 a.m. American Regiments has pricr- ity on BLACK and BLUE Rcads, if they have to move F. of CANAL. ----------------------------- 17th Armoured Car Battalion 29th Sept. 9 a.m. has priority on YELLOW Roed. -----------------------..------- - ----------- 29th Sept. 9 a.m. to Artillery detailed to support 11 a.m. American Regiments and and "B" Brigade Groups of Australian Divisions havo prior¬ ity on colcured" roads East of of control line. ---.--.-..--.-.--.---------- ------------------------------ Aircraft drop smoke bombs on 29th Sept. (Z plus 51) to high ground on approx.line (Z plus 52) hre H.7. - B.1. ---------------------------------...................................-....--- Heavy artillery fire lifts 29th Sept. 11 a.m. East of approx. line H.8.d.- B.26.0.-B.2.a.- T.19.central. -------..-..-.-----.--.----------- -------------- Reserve Brigade Groups of 3rd 29th Sept. 11 a.m. to and 5th Australfan Divisions 12 noon followed by "D” American Regts have priority on all"coloured' roads East of control line. ------------------- --------------- Held in readíness to move at 2nd Aust.Div. 29th Sept. 12 noon 2 hours notice. --------...-.-.............-- .------------ -------------------- Hea artilery fire lifts 29th Sept. 12 noon East of the N. & £. grid line through H.9.0.0.0. ------------------------.-------.---------.----------- -- Heavy.artillery fire lifts East 29th Sept. 1 p.m. of the N. and S. grid line through H.10.0.0.0. ----------------------------------------------- -------- Heavy artillery fire lifts 29th Sept. 1.30 p.m. East of the N. and S. grid line through H.11.c.0.0.( f... East of the RED Line.) -------------------- ------
AU -3 Satõ. Timd Unit or Remarks formation soncerned. 29th Sept. (Z plus 8) to Aireraft drop smoke bombs 1Z plus 82) hrs on high ground on approx. line H.21.- H.10.- B.22, T.27.c. ..--.-----------.------------------------------------------------- 29th Sopt. 2 p.m. 5th Cav. Brigade not to cross Infantry Forming up Linc beforo 2 p.m. and has pricr¬ ity on BLACK and RED roads after that hour. ..............----.----.--.......----.....................-.......------ 25th Sept. (Z plus 10 hors) Contact patrol machines fly over RED LINE.. --...-..-.-...----------------------------.-..-----.----- 29th Sept. 5 p.m. No M.T. may use " coloured" roads boforc 5 p.m.
Keng 3910 Fofttr Drrnon till enftogstasan Ripnds, at earhinst porite frs Tuoimne enpten ote astüle Keanse Boifate to advanee portti odng oelatelet aan ( liine, kasam mnkk tetad thr 2 T Hripdes gas Thes lattes Bosfades amt Thrrod Bwonon told rncd, audltEog aosteone nfürvrg aafklaad enenng tons alt Lanteg Sonikt v hlast og sla Cålelet amt ikg fet iuts torsk nitt lmenanns in lattel Gvaahete, aar Alt con cerned mot meket t pavak att spadtasranean egjeti set nrttr.
Auspääklau oomys. Wounded admitted to Field Ambulances,--OPEPATIONS. Fermation From.............. From ZERO.......-1........... 7o..... . . . . . . . . . . Te...s........-6-14...... Officers. O. Ranks. Officers. O. Rarks. 1st Australian Division 2nd rd do 4th do 5th do AUST ALIAN TOTALS Corps Troops Other Formations ..?...............DiV. ................Div. GRAND TOTALS 2423 Prisoners of War AsluNeso Headquarters. 29- 9- 18 Lalonel D.D.M.S. Australkan Corps Copies to;- A.C.C. b.G. G.S. Inf.bureau.
6or.9. AUSTRALIAN Wounded admitted to Field Ambulances,-- FEPATIONS. Prom ZERO..27-9-18 From.9.P.m. 28- .." Fermation . . . . To..6.4.7..23.8.18 Te....6.4.7..29.9-18..... Officors Ranks. Officers. O. Panks. 1st Australian Division 13 2nd Ird 4th 5th 40 AUST ALIAN TOTALS Corps Troops 10 213 Other Formations 860 27th.American...Div. 10 244 30th....d0......Div. 20 123 1379 GRAND TOTALS 46 Prisoners of War Lolollee marr dquarters. 29-9 - 18 2 Colonel D.D.M.S.Australian Corps ies to;- A.C.C. b.G. G.S. A. Inf.bureau.
 

Copy No 40
SECRET
Australian Corps.
28th September, 1918
OPERATIONS AGAINST THE HINDENBURG LINE . 29TH Sept .1918
Vide attached map
1.INFORMATION
(i) On the 26th instant, the French and the Americans attacked
the enemy on either side of the ARGONNE FOREST on a frontage of
about 40 miles. Attack was completely successful. A penetration
of 7 miles has been effected in placed and over 20,000 prisoners
taken.
(ii) On the 27th instant, the First and Third British Armies
attacked on a frontage of about 13 miles opposite CAMBRAI.
Attack reached a depth of 5 miles in places and over
10,000 prisoners and 200 guns were taken. MARCOING and the whole
of BOURLON WOOD were taken. Canadians are within 1 mile of CAMBRAI.
(iii) This morning the Second British Army in conjunction with
the French and Belgians attacked between YPRES and the sea.
Reports indicate that the attack is proceeding successfully,
HOOGE has been taken. The Belgians reported 1,000 prisoners are
before breakfast. POELCAPELLE, VELDHOEK & TOWER HAMLETS ^are captured.
(iv) The Fourth British and First French Armies are attacking
between EPEHY and the OISE tomorrow morning on an approximate
frontage of 25 miles.
The boundaries between the two Armies runs north of the
following towns:- LESDINS-FONTAINE-BEAUTROUX- BOUKINCAMP.
(v) The Fourth British Army is attacking with the IX Corps
on the right in touch with the French. on the left of the IX
Corps are the II American & Australian Corps, which have been
affiliated on one Corps frontage.
III Corps is attacking on the left of Australian Corps.
XIII Corps is in Army Reserve.
2.GENERAL PLAN ATTACK
(I) The Australian Corps will attack opposite the underground
portion of the ST QUENTIN CANAL between BELLICOURT and  VENDHUILLE.
The 30th Americian Division is on the right and the 27th
Americian Division is on the left.
Behind these are respectively the 5th and 3rd Australian
Divisions who will pass through the Americians.
The 2nd Australian Division is in Corps Reserve.
The attack will be carried out under a creeping field
artillery barrage as far as the green line.
The Australian Divisions will pass through the American
Divisions on the green line and advance on the red line in open
formations.
(ii) RIGHT FLANK
IX Corps on the right are attacking across the CANAL as far
South as  LESDINS.
When the passage across the LE TRONQUAY tunnel has been
forced the XVth French Corps will take over their sector as far
north as GRICOURT and move across the CANAL at  LE TRONQUAY working
eastwards and south eastwards to protect the right flank of the 
IX Corps.
(iii) LEFT FLANK
III Corps are to keep in close touch with the 27th American
Division on the left of Australian Corps. Should the first advance
P.T.O.

 

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(iii) Continued.

of the Americans cause the enemy to retreat from VENDHUILLE, the 

III Corps will mop up the village and prepare crossings for the

33th division ( V Corps.)

If however the enemy still remain firm here, the 27th

American Division after crossing the CANAL will push northwards,

this threatening the enemy from the rear. III Corps will 

co-operate and mop up the area west of the CANAL.

(iv) CAVALRY

The 5th Cavalry Brigade will pass through the infantry

on the 5th Australian Divisional front when the BEAUREVOIR line

has been captured. 

Their role is to seize the high ground on the general

line VILLIERS OUTREAUX- BRANCOURT- SEQUEHART and hold it until

the infantry arrive.

Should the enemy retreat they will maintain contact and

two squadrons are being pushed forward with this object, ono

towards PREMONT and BISIGNY , and the other towards BOHAIN.

If opportunity offers, these squadrons will operate against
enemy headquarters, communications and railways. 

(v) TANKS AND ARMOURED CARS

Tanks will support the attack of all Divisions. 

Armoured Cars and Whippet Tanks will be pushed through 

the advanced infantry as soon as possible and will operate

against enemy Headquarters, and centres of communication

towards BUSIGNY.

3. Time Table of events in chronological order on the Australian 

Corps front is attached. 

signed

J. D. Rogers Capt

for Brigadier-General

General Staff.

Australian Corps. 

DISTRIBUTION

1-3

Aust.Mission with

2nd American Corps.

 31 Aust.Corps M.T.Col.
4-7 Ist Aust. Division 32 A.D. Signals
8 2nd Aust. Division 33 O.C. Corps Sig. Coy.
9 3rd Aust. Division 34

H.Q. Spec.Coys Fourth 

Army
10-13 4th Aust. Division 35 A
14 5th Aust. Division 36 Q
15 27th American Divn. 37 Corps Transport Offr.
16 30th American Divn. 38 Iga.
17 4th Tank Bde. 39 Br. Intell. Section.
18 5th Tank Bdo 40 A.D.C. for G.O.C
19 5th Bde R.A.F. 41 Corps Topo Section.
20 15th Wing R.A.F. 42 Aust.Corps School
21 5th Balloon Wing R.A.F. 43 C.A.
22 3rd Squadron A.F.C. 44 A.P.M.
23 Corps Mounted Troops. 45 A.D.O.S.
24 G.O.C., R.A. 46 Labour Commandant
25 B.G., H.A. 47 Camp Commandant
26 AQ 48 Corps Rfct Camp.
27 C.E. 49-51 War Diary
28 C.R.E. C.T. 52 File.
29 D.D.M.S 53-60 Spares. 
30 S.M.T.O    
 

AUSTRALIAN CORPS.
SECRET    

Headquarters

28th September 1918

TIME TABLE OF EVENTS IN CHRONOLOGICAL ORDER.
Date. Time. Unit or formation
concerned.		 Remarks.
28th Sept 

12 noon

 

 

 

5 p.m.

  

Staff Officer leaves Corps

Headquarters to synchronise 

Time with 27th and 30th 

American Divisions.

do.                          do. 
28th Sept 6 p.m.   Fourth Army, General Staff, synchronises
on telephone with Corps

Night

28th/29th

Sept.

 -

2nd Australian 

Division

Move from PERONNE and MESNIL

areas to assembly positions in

area TINCOURT-ROISEL-VILLIERS FAUCON
-LIERAMONT-TEMPLEUX LE FOSSE

Night

28th/29th

Sept.

 -

5th Cavalry

Brigade.

Move from LE MESNIL to vicinity 

of BOUCLY – HAMELET via CARTIGNY

And BOUCLY

Night

28th/29th

Sept.

(Z-6

hours)

(              )

1st and 301st

Tank Bttns.

Move from “lying up” positions 

to starting points ) 1,000 yds

in rear of Infantry Start line). 

Low flying planes in the air. 
29th Sept -

  6th ) Balloon 

14th ) Sections.

22nd)

 Move to forward positions. 
29th Sept

Zero.

(              )

27th and 30th

American Divns.

Barrage opens on Artillery Start

line.
29th Sept

Z plus 3

minutes

(              )

 

Work

First lift of barrage. Advance
begins.
                 starts             on

                   roads forward

of Start Line.

 
29th Sept

(Z plus 30)

to (Z plus 100)

(              )

  

Aircraft drop smoke bombs on

high ground on approx. line

NAUROY – LE CATELET.
29th Sept

(Z plus 85

        minutes)

(              )

  

Barrage halts for 15 minutes on

a line 500 yds East of the 

CANAL TUNNEL.
29th Sept

(Z plus 2 hrs)

(              )

  

24 Tanks of IX Corps cross Tunnel

after (Z plus 2) hours at 

G.10.c.

29th Sept

[*29.*]

(Z plus 3 hrs)

(              )

  

Barrage reaches GREEN LINE

                                protector.

P.T.O.

 

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Date. Time. Unit or formation
concerned.		 Remarks.
29th Sept 

(Z plus 3½

hrs to (Z

plus 4) hrs

  

Aircraft drop smoke bombs

on high ground on approx.

line H.7 – B.1.
29th Sept  9 a.m.  

Roads should be open for H.T.

as far forward as the LE CATELET
line. No traffic

allowed on these roads East

of start line until after 9 a.m.
29th Sept  (Z plus 4 hrs)   Contact patrol machines fly
over Green Line.
29th Sept  9 a.m.  

Artillery supporting “C”

American Regiments has priority
on BLACK and BLUE Roads, 

if they have to move E. of 

CANAL. 
29th Sept  9 a.m.  

17th Armoured Car Battalion

has priority on YELLOW Road.
29th Sept 

9 a.m. to 

11 a.m.

  

Artillery detailed to support

“C” American Regiments and

“A” and “B” Brigade Groups of

Australian Divisions have priority
on “coloured” roads East of

of control line. 
29th Sept 

(Z plus 5¼ to

Z plus 5¾ hrs)

  

Aircraft drop smoke bombs on

High ground on approx.line

H.7. – B.1.
29th Sept  11 a.m.  

Heavy artillery fire lifts

East of approx.. line H.8.d.-

B.26.c.-B.2.a.- T.19.central.

 
29th Sept 

11. a.m. to

12 noon

  

Reserve Brigade Groups of 3rd 

and 5th Australian Divisions

followed by “D” American Regts

have priority on all “coloured” 

roads East of control line.
29th Sept  12 noon 2nd Aust.Div.

Held in readiness to move at 

2 hours notice.
29th Sept  12 noon  

Heavy artillery fire lifts

East of the N. & S. grid line
through H.9.c.0.0.
29th Sept  1 p.m.  

Heavy artillery fire lifts East
of the N. and S. grid line

through H.10.c.0.0.
29th Sept  1.30 p.m.  

Heavy artillery fire lifts

East of the N. and S. grid
line through H.11.c.0.0. ( i.e.

East of the RED Line.)
 

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Date. Time. Unit or formation
concerned.		 Remarks.
29th Sept 

(Z plus 8) to

(Z plus 8½) hrs

(                     )

   Aircraft drop smoke bombs
on high ground on approx..
line H.21.- H.10.- B.22.
T.27.c
29th Sept 2 p.m.  

5th Cav. Brigade not to cross
Infantry Forming up Line
before 2 p.m. and has priority
on BLACK and RED roads

after that hour.
29th Sept (Z plus 10 hors)  

Contact patrol machines fly

Over RED LINE.
29th Sept 5 p.m.  

No M.T. may use “ coloured”

Roads before 5 p.m.
 

[*29/9/18*]

Fifth Division will employ its reserve Brigade at 

earliest possible ^[[?]] [[?]] [[?]] tomorrow morning employ its

Reserve Brigade to advance North along astride Le Catelet

line, passing north between through the 8th and 15th Brigades. 

aaa These latter Brigades and Third Division will

^keep touch with and confirm ^to this movement so as to fore clear enemy from all

country South & West of Le Catelet and to get into touch

with the Americans in latter locality aaa All concerned
must picket & search all entrenchments

subterranean exits met with. -

 

A U S T R A L I A N   C O R P S .

Wounded admitted to Field Ambulance, -- OPERATIONS.

Formation From 
To		 From Zero 22-9-18 
To 6.p.m. 29.9.18

 		 Officers O. Ranks. Officers O. Ranks.
1st Australian Division    

1

1
2nd Australian Division    

2

13
3rd Australian Division    

1

36
4th Australian Division    

-

17
5th Australian Division    

10

150
Australian Total    

14

217
Corps Troops    

2

92
Other formations    

12

131
27th American Division    

5

1119
30th    do         Division    

19

864
Grand Total    

52

2423
Prisoners of War    

 

94

C G Collins Major
for Colonel
D.D.M.S.Australian Corps
Headquarters.
29-9-18
Copies to;- A.C.C.
B.G. G.S.
A.
Inf. Bureau.
[*JM*]
 

 

A U S T R A L I A N   C O R P S .

Wounded admitted to Field Ambulance, -- OPERATIONS.

Formation From 6 p.m. 28-9-18
To 6 a.m. 29-9-18		 From Zero 27-9-18 
To 6 a.m. 29.9.18

 		 Officers O. Ranks. Officers O. Ranks.
1st Australian Division

 

2

 

9
2nd Australian Division

 

1

 

13
3rd Australian Division

 

2

 

4
4th Australian Division

 

-

 

9
5th Australian Division

 

-

1

5
Australian Total

 

5

1

40
Corps Troops

 

5

-

22
Other Formations

1

37

10

213
27th American Division

 

66

7

860
30th    do         Division

 

10

2

244
Grand Total

1

123

20

1379
Prisoners of War

 

 

 

46

C G Collins Major
for Colonel
D.D.M.S.Australian Corps
Headquarters.
29-9-18
Copies to;- A.C.C.
B.G. G.S.
A.
Inf. Bureau.
[*JM*]
 
 

 




 

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