Attached is a transcription of an Army Book belonging to a Sergeant Major of the RFA 1st Battalion written from the autumn of 1916 to the end of 1917.
There are some pages that have been removed and the most interesting sections are likely to be in Part 3. There are a number of places where the writing is indecipherable and these are denoted with

. I invite anyone who is willing, to fill in the blanks. Most pages are numbered, so please include it in your replies, thanks.
I hope that someone will find the content of interest as it gives a first hand account of WW1 life for the RFA and it makes many references to soldiers, places and battles. It also shows quite graphically how promotion through the ranks can be gained even in the most difficult of circumstances.
Thanks and (hopefully) enjoy.
David