Item 02: Charles Britton war diary, 17 October 1917-8 April 1918 - Page 101
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[Page 101]
1918 APRIL
Wed. 3rd
south the enemy have occupied Montdidier a railway junction. Recieved message of thanks from Gen. Birdwood for our work.
Thur. 4th
At 6 a.m. owing to heavy shell fire we had to take cover in a cellar. The village is being blown to bits. Many casualties in the village. Early this morning the enemy attacked in three waves on front held by our 35th & beaten off with great loss. At 10 a.m. we again attacked, 33rd & 35th & owing to British
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