We all became so excited with our pent up emotions, that we found it difficult even to perform our duties and fell even to counting …

The weather for the past week had been stormy with heavy gales which had the effect of slightly diminishing the speed of the ship. However, …

On June 2nd, we received notice to stand by and be ready to march out of camp so that we knew that the time had …

The next few days I spent in just knocking about London, enjoying myself and in waiting for May 8th to come, when I was to …

On May 3rd, the truly magnificent March of the Dominion troops through London took place. Again, I took my stand at the same spot opposite …

On returning from my visit to Dover, I had received notice that I was to attend the investiture set down for May 8th. In the …

At dawn, we arrived at Southampton and were landed on the pier where breakfast was given all hands in the huge Goods sheds near by. …

Three more days passed at Montigny-le-Tilleuil and then the great day arrived when on April 15th, I was included in draft quota No. 35 to …

On April 7th, I returned, per the Cologne-Boulogne Express to Charleroi, passing as before those historical fortress towns of Liege and Namur at which places …