Charles E W Bean, Diaries, AWM38 3DRL 606/285/1 - 1914 - Part 8

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Re Bn of 1st Brig.
12. our inf. visible, just N of X Rob. Taits Hill. On top of it soon after
firing going on between left flanking Coys of 2nd Bn & enemy
on left flank
12- Part of 2nd Brigade shown above waiting on slope of Saddle Hill advancing
12.10 another Bn in [[?]] of platoon columns takes place on slope of Saddle Hill
12.15 Rearmost Coys. 2nd B. extending hurriedly to right?(to keep touch w 3rd brigade)
12.20 Some Supports 2nd Inf. Brigade moving {←across E. slope of Saddle Hill
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12.25 Line Z coming v. quickly over an
open sandhill E of Taits attack

lining ridges over Q between
two blacked hills.
12:30 Further advance to foot of Taits. by W this part of attack
advance in echelon.
12.35 Bn of 2nd Brigade on saddle slope \\\\ moving up.

very hunched up.

Extending & advancing across Saddle Hillside.
seem to me to be extending rather late.
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Col. Patterson tells me 1st Brig is held up by 2 brigades of Enr

12.40 Left of 2nd Brigade or right of 1st moving up E end of Wedge Hill

Supporting Bn of 2nd Brigade extending v. late after 

emerging from cover.

12.43. 1st Brig. appears to be reserving advance on to

2nd of Wedge hill

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Attack ws from N & S. line thro'

White Rock [party?] ordered at

10.30. Began a little late.
11.45. I cd see 2nd Brigade almost on top of
Saddle back Hills.
Enemy on top of Wedge Hill
Supports during 2nd Bn advancing

over plain 1 mile E of Wedge Hill.
Attack on N end of Wedge Hill. Troops
nearing top
L H retreating from Saddle back

Ordered to take line Wedge Hill

to Abu Roash.

W

Attack ordered at    a.m. to 13. N end of positn

Light Horse to seize Wedge Hill ^ [mitigate?] Saddle Back Ridge
Ist Inf. Bde agst Wedge Hill to Gullivers Gully

2nd Bn in reserve

2nd "     " ridge N. of Gullivers Gully.
to Saddleback Hills.
Light Horse scouting on left flank

1st Inf Bn. ordered to cover

left flank Ubejus Plateau - Paradise 

Valley.

1st Art. Brigade agst enemys left.
2nd        "              "  support 1st Brig. 3rd. in reserve.

9.25 1st Art Brigade ordered to engage
enemys arty on Wedge Hill
9.26 Reported enemy on Wedge
Hill was shelling gloomy glen.
10.03 Enemys infantry seen by
1st Brigade party entrenched
on Wedge Hill & Artillery
in exposed positn on Mound Hill

Sydneys damage.
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Cavallerie

Intendance   Galons  Argent

Evolution is a change from
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Evolution is a change from a state
of the world when living things have
not yet formed themselves into
hard & fast classes, when each
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into a state in which they form
many clearly marked classes
full of differences from each other,
each different class doing its
own work - this change,
which is constantly going on,
following ^along very much the same
lines in all classes of things. . . .
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