Item 02: Norman Thomas Gilroy war diary, 30 April-17 May 1915 - Page 37

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as we had not left the anchorage 10 minutes when two great shells dropped into the water at the spot we vacated. One of them would most certainly have hit us & and done, goodness only knows how much damage. As soon as we took up our new anchorage the remainder of the mules were taken aboard & attended to by the Vet.
Sunday 9th May. Everything very quiet all day. Press received at night giving account of the Lusitania outrage.
Monday 10th May. Everything very quiet fine weather

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