Item 02: Charles Britton war diary, 17 October 1917-8 April 1918 - Page 12
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[Page 12]
1917 NOV.
Tues. Nov. 13th
Marched from Camp at 4 PM for trenches carrying full equipment & blankets. Road very bad, & after leaving road floundered through mud & slush, shell holes etc in the dark for ½ a mile, walked the Communication trench which led to our position in the trenches, reaching them at about 8 PM wet & mud covered & tired. Our signal office is in a small dug-out under the ruins of what was once a convent but is now only a heap of broken bricks from shell fire. On duty 2 AM to 6 AM. We have taken over this sector from a British Div our Batt relieving the West Yorks [Yorkshire] Regt. We are now in
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