The No. 7 Light Car Patrol's Effective Support to the Brigade

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  • The No. 7 Light Car Patrol and light horsemen provided effective support to the brigade
  • They engaged in heavy fighting against the advancing Ottoman Army
  • The Imperial Mtd Div played a crucial role in holding off the enemy, allowing the A & NZ Mtd Div to assist in the Infantry attack on Gaza
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The No. 7 Light Car Patrol gave very effective support to the brigade, and together with the light horsemen, became heavily engaged, fighting the Ottoman Army advancing from Huj. The advancing reinforcements were stopped, and the light cars covered the 3rd Light Horse Brigade's retirement back to the Imperial Camel Brigade's position, at 07:00 on the morning of 27 March 1917. I wish to draw special attention to the excellent service rendered by the Imperial Mtd Div under Major General H.W. Hodgson CB CVO, in holding off greatly superior forces of the enemy during the afternoon of the 26th and the night of 26/27th thus enabling the A & NZ Mtd Div to assist in the Infantry attack on Gaza and subsequently to withdraw after dark. Had the work of this Division been less efficiently carried out it would have been quite impossible to extricate the A & NZ Mtd Div without very serious losses.

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>The No. 7 Light Car Patrol gave very effective support to the brigade, and together with the light horsemen, became heavily engaged, fighting the Ottoman Army advancing from Huj. The advancing reinforcements were stopped, and the light cars covered the 3rd Light Horse Brigade's retirement back to the Imperial Camel Brigade's position, at 07:00 on the morning of 27 March 1917. ⇒No.7軽車輌パトロール隊は、その旅団を極めて効果的に支持し、さらに軽騎馬隊の騎手とともに、フージから進んできたオスマントルコ人軍とかなり激しく交戦した。(こうして)進軍する増援隊は止められて、軽車輌隊は1917年3月27日の朝7時に、第3軽騎馬旅団が帝国ラクダ旅団の陣地へ退却するのを掩護した。 >I wish to draw special attention to the excellent service rendered by the Imperial Mtd Div under Major General H.W. Hodgson CB CVO*, in holding off greatly superior forces of the enemy during the afternoon of the 26th and the night of 26/27th thus enabling the A & NZ Mtd Div to assist in the Infantry attack on Gaza and subsequently to withdraw after dark. Had the work of this Division been less efficiently carried out it would have been quite impossible to extricate the A & NZ Mtd Div without very serious losses. ⇒私は、H.W.ホジソンCB CVO*少将の下で帝国騎馬師団によって示された優れた軍役に特別な注意・衆目を引きたい。同氏は、26日の午後から26/27日の夜までの間に、(自軍より)大いに優れて勝る敵軍の軍隊を退け、アンザック・ニュージーランド騎馬師団が、歩兵連隊によるガザへの攻撃と日暮後の(連隊の)撤退を援助することを可能にした。もし、この師団の働きがこれほど効率的に遂行されなかったら、重大な損失なしでアンザック・ニュージーランド騎馬師団を救い出すことは不可能だったであろう。 *CB CVO:それぞれ、Companion of the Bath「バス勲位の勲爵士」、Commander of the Royal Victorian Order「ヴィクトリア上級勲爵士」(勲功を表彰され、勲位を下賜された将軍や元首で、「バス」や「ヴィクトリア」はその種類)。

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