Item 05: Thomas Goodwin war diary, 19 March-4 December 1918 - Page 144
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[Page 144]
marched through the town, back to our train.
2-10-1918
Still in train, making for the town of Taranto, which is at the gulf of Taranto. Weather changed, raining.
3-10-1918
Nearing train journey's end. Arrived at Taranto rest camp 4 p.m. after 8 days and 7 nights on train. 8 p.m. warned for baggage guard, up all night.
4-10-1918
On board boat Ormonde, 15,000 tons. All Sgts. in cabins.
5-10-1918
Raining. No word of sailing.
6-10-1918
Taking on board 250 English Officers, bound for India. Now on board approximately 2,000 troops. Boat stations and life belt drill this morning.
7-10-1918
Up anchor at 9-30 a.m. Moved from inner
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