Item 03: Cameron Robertson war diary, 29 December 1916-3 February 1919 - Page 91
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[Page 91]
have come. But tea was conspicuous by its absence for we were politely informed no rations would be issued that night as we would be embarking on the morrow and breakfast would be served aboard, so the boys did another starve. At 5am on 6th October we were awakened and marched to the pier and after much fooling about eventually got on board the Kaisa-I-Hind, at about 10am more fooling about and at 11am breakfast? arrived. This consisted of Bully Beef and the very best quality biscuits. These biscuits were originally made for armour plate but were too hard, so were given
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