Item 05: Archie Barwick diary, 3 September-3 October 1916 - Page 100
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[Page 100]
these wiring parties look alright on paper but they are in reality dangerous jobs for you are well out in "No Mans Land" & the trenches just here are very close where Dave & I were working they are only 25 yards distant, so you have to work silently & quickly, that of course comes natural to a man after he has had a bit of experience at the game but I need scarcely add that you breathe far more easily when you are in again & the work finished Cook came back from England this morning, reckons the Australian & N.Z. are more popular than ever Freddie Turner our C.S.M. got hit yesterday, not very serious I am pleased to say, how we will
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