Item 01: Arthur Newling diary, 7 April-24 September 1917 - Page 54
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<p>[Page 54]</p><p>Sunday, 10 June 1917<br />On guard today but was relieved to be able to attend Communion at 11 o'clock. My position was in wheelhouse. The sea worked up at when on duty 10 pm-2 am, a following sea was hurrying us along whilst <s>often</s> now & then it broke over the port aft.</p><p>Monday, 11 June 1917<br />Weather still good. About 4 pm the convoy divided one cruiser and <s>The Ulysses</s><s> a</s> 6 boats including the Marathon went ahead whilst the remainder dropped behind. Had a severe rainstorm about dusk.</p>
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