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    War Diary: 65th Norfolk Yeomanry Regiment - 257 Battery

    Month and year: January 1944

    The 65th Norfolk Yeomanry Anti Tank Regiment's 257th Anti Tank Battery January 1944 war diary covers the units arrival back in the UK onboard the SS Ormonde and moving to a camp at Kimberley Park

    National Archive Reference: WO 171/921

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    PlaceDateHourSummary of Events and Information
    At Sea, SS Ormonde1Nothing to report.
    2Burial at sea of OR who was found shot in ablution room.
    3Nothing to report.
    4Sailed up the Clyde.
    5Awaiting disembarkation.
    6Disembarked in lighters and entrained for WYMONDHAM at GOUROCK
    7Arrived at WYMONDHAM at 0530 hrs and were met with tpt which carried the
    Bty to KIMBERLEY PARK. Were introduced to the facilities of the camp
    by the outgoing formation's rear party. Day spent in organising.
    8District Cashier visited the Bty and outlined Accounting and Funds
    arrangements.
    9RC Church Parade. Organisation for despatching the Bty on leave.
    10First leave party despatched.
    11Second leave party left.
    12Capt DP Fitzgerald RA assumed comd of Bty in Major LG Ditchfield's absence.
    13 - 23Nothing to report.
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    PlaceDateHourSummary of Events and Information
    Kimberley Park., WYMONDHAM.24Personnel on leave advised of extension due to the grant of Privilege Leave.
    25 - 26Nothing to report.
    27Third party sent on leave.
    28 - 31Nothing to report.

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