The Remnant of GIVENCHY KEEP, 1920.
On the 13th the communication trenches were practically cleared of blocks. The keeps were heavily shelled in the afternoon. Fourteen men arrived from the reinforcement camp.
On the 14th enemy artillery was still very active, and all preparations were made to meet further attacks.
On the 15th the enemy annoyed us by persistent harassing fire throughout the day.
Second Lieutenant Westwood was killed and one Other Rank wounded.
The new Padre, Captain R. R. Schofield, arrived.
On the 16th, amidst active enemy artillery fire, the 1st Black Watch relieved us, the relief being completed with three casualties. We marched back to BEUVRY, where we em-’bussed and were taken to LOZINGHAM.
Captain Hore, M.C., went to England sick, and Second Lieutenant E. M. Studdart to Field Ambulance.