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1st Coldstream Guards


cradleymon

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Does anyone please have information on the whereabouts and actions of the 1st Coldstream Guards between February 15th and March 2nd 1918. Any help will be appreciated.

Terry

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any reason in particular ?

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Hi Coldstreamer

I'm researching men on my local war memorial and I have a Alfred Edmonds who enlisted in the name of Edwards R/N 16665. He died of wounds on March 2nd 1918 and I'm trying to get some idea from the war diary of how he possibly got his wounds. I know its a long shot but there may be some obvious action he could have possibly have been in

Terry

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He died at " 3 FA" - field ambulance ? - cant remember the abbreviation

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Thanks Coldstreamer, any idea from his regimental number when he enlisted and where the 1st batallion was at the time he was wounded?

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number suggests joined 10th August 1915

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nothing major on this date - wounds could have been several days / weeks before

if you out a post asking where or what 3FA is it may help -

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Hi Coldstreamer

You were correct about 3 FA, can you tell me the source which stated where Edmonds died and if possible the whereabouts of the 1st batallion from late February to March 2nd.

Thanks

Terry

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the source is a roll compiled by the coldstream guards during the war

only location given is ARRAS

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