Item 03: Cameron Robertson war diary, 29 December 1916-3 February 1919 - Page 42
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[Page 42]
in galore are coming in, motor ambulances are flying past with wounded, many are walking out. Very cold with sleet and rain.
15th Raining A.J. Cameron died about 2 am. Same stunt in Progress, hundreds of prisoners were sent to the rear.
22nd Some air fight.15 Fritz doing 120 knots ph have "boxed on" with 6 of our planes
(50 knots) knocking the stuffing out of them and sending most of them to the ground. I brought 2 airmen to dressing who came down from a height of 1000 feet. Both were alive.
23rd Beautiful weather. Nothing is unto.
25th Anzac Day. Very lively.
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