Item 02: Charles Britton war diary, 17 October 1917-8 April 1918 - Page 14
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[Page 14]
1917 NOV.
Tues. Nov. 13th & Wed. 14th
us, by Telegraph & Telephone. Our Coys report situation on their position of front at intervals day & night. Our 10th Bde is holding line on our left. Lively artillary fire, MG and rifle fire through night. Enemy sending over HE & gas shells. River Lys runs between our trenches & enemys for some distance & prior to our taking over this sector the enemy were using sunken bridges to get on to this side of river with their patrols at night. These bridges were located by our scouts last night. A few nights ago an enemy patrol captured a Sgt Major of the West Yorks as he was
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