-
reach the Péronne–Bapaume road
around Le
Transloy and Beaulencourt–Thilloy–
Loupart Wood,
north of the Albert–Bapaume road. The
Reserve Army
attacked to complete...
- do****ent
found in
Loupart Wood
dated 5 March,
containing details of the
Alberich Bewegung (Operation Alberich),
showed that
Loupart Wood had been abandoned...
- back to the
first fortified reserve position known to the
British as the
Loupart-Le
Transloy Line, or the R.I.
Stellung by the Germans. The
Germans had...
-
heavy fire in
support of 63rd (Royal Naval)
Division on the
outskirts of
Loupart Wood. It then
relieved 63rd
Division in the line and
resumed its advance...
-
operations to
advance towards Bapaume,
reaching Le
Transloy on the
right and
Loupart Wood
north of the Albert–Bapaume road on the left. The
Reserve Army was...
- for
further advances by
Reserve and
Fourth Armies.
Gough was to
attack Loupart Wood from the
south and
Beaumont Hamel from the west. The plan was for...
- 5th
Division which attacked towards the
village of
Irles and then onto
Loupart Wood and Grévillers. In the meantime, the 37th
Division attacked and captured...
- for
further advances by
Reserve and
Fourth Armies.
Gough was to
attack Loupart Wood from the
south and
Beaumont Hamel from the west. The plan was for...
-
reconnaissance mission to dig ****embly
trenches in
advance of the
attack on the
Loupart line. In a
contribution to Chase’s
obituary in The Times, Sir Ivor Maxse...
-
close up to the Le Transloy–
Loupart line (Riegel I Stellung),
which ran from
Essarts to Bucquoy, west of
Achiet le Petit,
Loupart Wood,
south of Grévillers...
