Item 02: John Brady Nash diary notes and anecdotes, 1915-1916 - Page 35

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[Page 35]

Anecdote. Continued.

To climb on to your back might mean a Victoria Cross for you. For me it would mean another dose of bullets, which would in my opinion be over dosage. On your back not I. Some other way or I stay where I am"

Dragging  & crawling the two reached cover.

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