War Memorial #627 ~ Pontypridd Multi-cache

Here is the Pontypridd War Memorial in a prominent hilltop position on the western edge of Coedpenmaen common in Pontypridd with some great views overlooking Treforest, Pontypridd and Ynysangharad War Memorial Park.
The main monument is a regimental war memorial which was unveiled in 1923 to pay tribute to the brave soldiers who died and went missing in the 1st World War. Like many other war memorials, it was later amended to include reference to the Second World War. It is a tall obelisk of coursed, rock-faced sandstone on a deep square base and stepped stone plinth, and with polished granite inscription panels. On the west side of the base, overlooking the town, is a large inscription panel with a First World War dedication, while on the remaining faces are smaller panels recording regimental campaigns (Palestine, Egypt, Gallipoli). Below the main panel is a smaller panel with a Second World War dedication.
Beside the main monument in the locked gated compound is a second memorial stone and plaque placed in 2005 which is a reminder of the involvement of the troops from Wales in the 1944 liberation of 's-Hertogenbosch in the Netherlands.
Down below this hilltop position is Ynysangharad War Memorial Park where a second memorial was completed in 2011 including a full roll of honour of the 1,319 Pontypridd men killed in conflict and is a short drive away and well worth a visit. The names were compiled using limited records and information from the public. You do not need to go there to find this geocache. The park was renamed as a War Memorial Park in 1923 at the same time as the hilltop monument was unveiled.

This is a short multi cache right here on the common by the monument and the physical cache is placed a short distance away at N51 36.ABC W03 19.DEF
All you need to do to find out where the cache is hidden is answer these questions using various sources of information at or near the listed coordinayes: the memorial at the coordinates, the granite plaque on the smaller memorial which is dedicated to action in the Netherlands and the adjacent information board.

A = How many hundreds of artillery pieces opened fire on 's-Hertogenbosch?
B = Which battalion of the Welch Regiment is commemorated on the memorial?
C = How many letters are in the surname of the commander of the Palestine Expeditionary Force?
D = How many hundreds of men were in action in the Damascus campaign?
E = On which date in December 1917 did the 5th Welch Regiment take Jerusalem?
F = How many hundreds of years of Turkish rule was ended by the 5th Welch?

The cache is a small tupperware box with room for small swaps