official history
Order of Battle of Divisions, part 3B — New Army divisions 30-41, 63rd (RN) Division
A. F. Becke, 1945
Named on the pages for Battle of Arras (1917), Battle of Passchendaele.
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9 April – 16 May 1917
Battle of Arras (1917)
FIRST BATTLES OF THE SOMME
First Battle of Arras (97th Bde., attached 31st Div.) [VI Corps, Third Army].
GENERAL NOTES
40th Division Artillery :—On 27/3/18, after the 40th Division had been with- drawn, the 40th Division Artillery remained in action covering part of V1 Corps front, and took part in the Battle of Arras (28/3/18). From April to August F918 40th Div. Arty. remained in VE Corps and was employed (like Army Ficld Artillery) to cover various divisions which held VI Corps Front Line. Still in VI Corps,
FIRST BATTLES OF THE SOMME
28 March “ca. 2 Battle of Arras [IV Corps, Third Army].
31 July – 10 November 1917
Battle of Passchendaele
THE FINAL ADVANCE IN FLANDERS
28 Sept.2 Oct. ... .... Battle of Ypres [XV Corps, Second Army]. 81 October ... ... ... Tieghem [II Corps, Second Army].
THE FINAL ADVANCE IN FLANDERS
THE FINAL ADVANCE IN FLANDERS 28 & 29 September ... Battle of Ypres [X Corps, Second Army].
THE FINAL ADVANCE IN FLANDERS
On the 12th November the Division passed into XIX Corps Reserve and on the 18th began to move further westward. On the 27th the march westward was continued, and on the 28th H.R.H. Princess Mary took the salute of 17/Royal Scots as they marched through Ypres. By the 2nd December the Division had reached its final quarters to the north-west of St. Omer with its headquarters at Eperlecques. On the 11th December the first batch of miners left for demobilization.
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