Item 04: Oliver Hogue letters, 30 March 1917- 3 October 1918, 26 February 1919 - Page 14

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the fighting on the other side of the Jordan only a portion of my company being right up at Amman. The 1st Light Horse Brigade did splendidly (General Cox) in the by counter attack of the Turks on the Jordan & the 5th Light Horse Regiment did fine work in the third battle over east.   I hear that General Ryrie is ill.   Have not seen him for a long time though our battalion and his Brigade have been very close together several times.

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