Full colour facsimile reprint of the original First World War, War Office war diary of the Headquarters, Branches and Services Commander Royal Artillery, 9th Division, covering January 1918 to November 1919 across 508 pages. It names 39 places across 51 dated entries.

Alongside the daily entries the volume carries two casualty and personnel returns, 101 reports, narratives and plans, 107 Operation Orders, two defence schemes, seven appendices, eight maps and one diagram. Among the papers are: The total casualties to the 9th Divisional Artillery during Period 10.4.18 to 27.4.18 were; Casualties during August 1918.; Indications of the attack; Thursday March 21st 1918 narrative of Events; Narrative of Events; 9th Divisional Artillery narrative of Events for the Period 10.4.1918 to 27.4.1918; Amendment No. 2 to operation order No. 197; Amendment No. 1 to operation order No. 197; Addendum No. 1 to operation order No. 209; Barrage Table; Addendum No. 1 to 9th Divisional Artillery operation order No. 212; Warning Order..

The diary opens at Sorel-Le-Grand on 1 January 1918. 1918 is spent at Germany 2K Kolksbruch B.8, Nurlu, Kolksbruch B.8, Harlebeke and Sorel-Le-Grand. 1919 at Grotten Herten, Garath and Haus Garath. It closes at Grotten Herten on 30 November 1919. Grotten Herten is where it spent longest, 82 days across three separate stays, including a single unbroken stay of 31 and it came back to Harlebeke four separate times.

Trench and battlefield features named in the diary include Billon Wood.

In 1918 it is also recorded at Etinehem, Haut Allaines, Rancourt, H.S. Garath K 2.2-2.7, Maurepas, Billon Wood, Ville-Sur-Ancre, Henencourt, Bertangles and Scherpenberg.