input: [Place] HOLLAIN [Date] 10th Nov [Diary] 
output: It was known that the Battalion had to move forward from HOLLAIN on the night of the 9th, but as no orders were received to this effect, no move was made till the morning of the 10th, and then without any written orders. During the night the other units of the Brigade had moved far forward and it was therefore necessary for the Battalion to make what was really a two days� march in order to get again in touch. Consequently the Battalion left HOLLAIN and set out for TOURPES, north east of HOLLAIN and about 25 kilometres distant. This march was completed by 1830 hours that night and not a single man had fallen out.