Item 01: Arthur Newling diary, 7 April-24 September 1917 - Page 73
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<p>[Page 73]</p><p>Wednesday, 18 July 1917<br />Today has been foggy & wet. The destroyers are fine, flying here there & everywhere. Some wreckage floated by including a wheelhouse. The sea has been rather rough. We should get in tomorrow early. On guard in charge of a guard watching the rations to be taken ashore tomorrow.</p><p>Thursday, 19 July 1917<br />Passed Eddystone Lighthouse about 5.30 am. Arrived at Devonport 6 am. Remained on ship all day & night after proceeding to wharf. Saw Plymouth Hoe. Harbour full of shipping & war vessels destroyers etc.</p>
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