Item 02: Charles Britton war diary, 17 October 1917-8 April 1918 - Page 43
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[Page 43]
1917
Sat. Dec. 29th
On duty 4 to 8 AM. More snow fell through early morning. Heavy MG fire all night. Several enemy planes up early this morning, one of them getting well back over our lines despite heavy fire from our AA guns. Enemy shelling our working parties with shrapnel. On duty 4 to 8 PM.
Sun. Dec. 30th
On duty 8 to 12 AM. Weather dull & threatening & very cold. Orders through that we are to be relieved on Jan 1/2nd by 171st Inf Bde. Enemy shelling our positions from 11 to 12-30 AM. Our 18 pdrs L & H, TMs in action.
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