Item 02: Charles Britton war diary, 17 October 1917-8 April 1918 - Page 7
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[Page 7]
1917, OCT
Tues. Oct. 23rd
The men are suffering from the cold & exposure. The Canadians relieved them in the line.
Wed. Oct. 24th
Doing duty with A Coy as they are short of sigs. Raining. Route march in aft.
Thur. Oct. 25th
On duty A Coy. Raining. Mud & slush everywhere. March in aft.
Frid. Oct. 26th
On duty A Coy. Raining. Wrote home.
Sat. Oct. 27th
On duty A Coy. Weather fine. Medical inspection in afternoon.
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