Item 01: Edward Luders diary, 19 August 1915-1918 - Page 43
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[Page 43]
One of our aeroplanes disappeared today – it is supposed to of had a mishap and planed down in the enemy lines. A taub came over today and dropped 3 bombs but luckily all 3 failed to explode 9.12.15.
There was a severe bombardment by our Navy today. It was one of the heaviest since the landing 10.12.15
The 7th L.H. were releived by the 4th Bn. The 7th L.H. will releive the 4 L.H. from Chathams and it is rumoured that the 4th L.H. are going to
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