Help reading injury record, please

[SmallTownGirl]

This is a snip from the WW1 Attestation papers of George Michael Hincks (indexed by Ancestry as Hicks).

For 21.4.17 I can read "GSW .....?....  and face       ....? ....

which has been dittoed for 19.4.17
and then again for 9.5.17 but with something extra towards the end of that line.

Can anyone please help me with what it says?
Thanks
STG

PS : He died of his wounds on 13.5.1917 in Sheffield 

[jim1]

18/4/17 from Officer Commanding-wounded.
21/4/17 Admitted to no. 17 Field Ambulance with a gunshot wound to the ? & face.
19/4/17 Admitted to no. 58 Casualty Clearing Station (obviously a mix up in dates).
9/5/17 Admitted to no. 7 (looks like) Canadian General Hospital at Etaples.

[jim1]

?=(right) thigh.
If you continue to page 5374 on his service record you will see it.

[SmallTownGirl]

Oh, thanks jim1.  I'd wondered about thigh, but nice to have it confirmed.

STG 

[jim1]

Just to clarify he was wounded by shrapnel not a gsw. The RAMC rarely discriminated between the 2.
He was working on a road at Mazingarbe in A Coy. when they were hit by a shell.

[SmallTownGirl]

Just to clarify he was wounded by shrapnel not a gsw. The RAMC rarely discriminated between the 2.
He was working on a road at Mazingarbe in A Coy. when they were hit by a shell.

How do you know all that, please?

STG

[jim1]

I've been reading their war diary.
Top L/H corner of this map:
https://maps.nls.uk/view/101464744

[SmallTownGirl]

Sorry - am easily confused - but war diary extract seems to say that two officers (named) were wounded and two (unnamed) men were killed.  Hincks wasn't an officer, and he wasn't killed outright, so where does he fit in, please? 

STG

Edited to add: You couldn't do me a linky-thing to the relevant diary page on Ancestry, could you, please?  I'm hopeless with the War Diaries 

[jim1]

If you scroll along you will see 5 OR's were wounded.