Item 03: Cameron Robertson war diary, 29 December 1916-3 February 1919 - Page 49
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[Page 49]
9th July Left camp for Calais to get [indecipherable] arrived there same night.
11th Had a good time in Calais and am now returning by road to Neuve Eglise
14th Arrived at Neuve Eglise. Beautiful day
19th Left Neuve Eglise for Vieux Bergin where we arrived about 1pm Beautiful day
27th Today we were reviewed by General Plummer who is in Command of the 2nd Army. Also attended a lecture rendered by the Rev. Arch. Deacon Ward in the dangers of V. Disease.
It was indeed a splendid address.
3rd August Wet and miserable. Wrote to Bill Cahill we are to move again tomorrow. Foster is about to
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