Item 01: Edward Luders diary, 19 August 1915-1918 - Page 89
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[Page 89]
about 9 miles and went into huts here. We expect to remain here a few days. The king passed through here this morning 10.8.16
Bde church parade today and distribution of decorations by Gen Birdwood 13.8.16.
Marched 4 miles back to Warloy Bois 14.8.16
Marched from Warloy Bois to a bivouac South of Albert. About 8 miles 15.8.16
Marched through Albert en route to firing line. Our bn is in reserve 16.8.16.
There are a great number
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