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Posted on May 9, 1918 by: Walter E

Journal about La Houssoye Letter

On May 9th we marched by road to a camp of bell tents situated on the Amiens road just in rear of La Houssoye, billeting …

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Posted on May 5, 1918 by: Walter E

Journal about Cardonette Letter

Next morning, the battalion moved to the village of Freshencourt about five kilometres distant and there remained, resting for another three days. On May 5th …

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Posted on April 23, 1918 by: Walter E

Journal about Warloy Letter

On April 23rd, the battalion marched in column of route to Warloy and rested there in billets for four more days. We then marched into …

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Posted on March 30, 1918 by: Walter E

Journal about Kortypip camp Letter

On March 30th we were relieved by the remnants of the North Stafford regiment of the Imperial Army who had been sent up from the …

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Posted on March 21, 1918 by: Walter E

Journal about Neuve Eglise Letter

Next day March 21st, the battalion made ready in a hurry and marched out of Le Rossignol by route march, moving across to Kortypip hut …

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Posted on March 18, 1918 by: Walter E

Letter to Mother from Le Rossignol

France 18/3/1918. Dear Mother. It is raining like the blazes today after a day of perfect sunshine. Spring is now with us so I suppose …

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Posted on March 8, 1918 by: Walter E

Letter to Mother from Le Rossignol

France?- 8/3/1918. Dear Father, Today I sent off a bit of a note to you telling you of some of my history, but forget where …

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Posted on March 2, 1918 by: Walter E

Journal about Le Rossignol Letter

After four days in support, under Capt. Dowden, spent in fatigue and patrol work, our battalion was relieved and returned to quarters at Le Rossignol …

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Posted on February 22, 1918 by: Walter E

Letter to Mother from FlĂȘtre

France 22/2/1918 Dear Mother. This is just one of the 3 line letters for you said you would be satisfied with as it is late …

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