Item 06: Hector Brewer diary, 4 August -11 November 1918 - Page 73
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[Page 73]
to remove before we are down on him. Aeroplanes report bridges and cross roads blown up by the enemy. He intends to carry on his big retirement along the front. "A" Coy. arrived this morning and were guided to their billets.
3 p.m. We all went down for a swim. I sat on the Bank of the Somme while one of the boys cut my hair before going in.
11 p.m. I received orders to rejoin my Battalion (the 54th) urgently. As I had not the faintest notion where my battalion was and nobody could tell me definitely and as I had not got a map of the area they were
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