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    War Diary: 4 Coldstream Guards

    Month and year: March 1944

    The 4 Coldstream Guards March 1944 war diary covers the units time in England while base at Rufford Abbey taking part in exercises.

    National Archive Reference: WO 171/1251

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    PlaceDateHourSummary of Events and Information
    RUFFORD ABBEY.6Capt C.C.C. Bridge posted to the Bn from HQ. 6th Gds Tk Bde
    9-10.A Bde TEWT Exercise open II took Place.
    11The officers gave a dance in the Long Valley which was an unqualified
    Success. The gloom which prevaled normally over the whole town
    was completely dispelled for a few hours.
    122nd Lieut G.M. Litchfield promoted W.S. Lieut
    13-14The C.S.O. III Camouflage H.Q. 8th Corps ran two one day courses
    17The king paid a farewell visit to 6th Gds Tk Bde. The main feature
    was the drive past of over 100 Churchills
    20-22Bn did Tank infantry cooperation with 6 RSF from 15th Scottish Division
    24-25Bde Exercise TATLER.
    27-30Bn did Tank infantry Cooperation with 10 HLI.
    27-30.Certain Personel shot at Midhope Ranges with the 75 mm gun.
    This month the Bn was equipped with a certain number of Churchill Mark VI
    Tanks.

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