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by Don Patterson an A.M.C. man attached to the transports. After breakfast as he was no better and could not remember anything he was driven to the doctor and put in Hospital. Later in the morning Driver Borthwick got his fingers jammed against a post by a horse pulling back. His 4 fingers & thumb were badly squeezed and necessitated them being all dressed and bandaged. I was on light duties all day.
Tuesday Feb. 27. 1917
A cloudy day. There was a heavy artillery bombardment last night about 10 o'clock which continued for about an hour. Later it was renewed again with increased energy about 12, and again early in the morning but I did not hear it as I was asleep. There was a raid
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