176th
Tunnelling Company
Royal Engineers
Major Headquarters |
Locations |
Dates |
France and Flanders |
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War Office |
Approval to raise the unit with 5 officers and 269 men |
19 Feb 1915 |
First Army |
Company formed at Lestrem under the command of Captain E.M. Momber, R.E. |
Apr 1915 |
First Army |
Givenchy |
Jun 1915 |
First Army |
Loos |
25 Sep 5 Oct 1915 |
First Army |
Arras Sector (Double Crassiers |
1916 |
Canadian Corps |
Vimy |
9-14 Apr 1917 |
Canadian Corps |
Arleux |
28-29 Apr 1917 |
XIII Corps |
Scarpe |
3-4 May 1917 |
XIII Corps |
Hill 70 |
15-25 Aug 1917 |
XIII Corps |
Arras |
28 Mar 1918 |
First Army |
Scarpe |
26-30 Aug 1918 |
VIII Corps |
Pursuit to Mons |
28 Sep 11 Nov 1918 |
REFERENCES:
1. Battle Honours of the Royal Engineers. The Royal Engineers Journal. The Institution of Royal Engineers, 1925-1932.
2. BARRIE, A. War Underground: The Tunnellers of The Great War. Tom Donovan Publishing Limited, London, 1993.
3. GRIEVE, W.G. and NEWMAN, B. Tunnellers: The Story of the Tunnelling Companies, Royal Engineers, during the World War. Herbert Jenkins Limited, London, 1936.