Item 08: Fred Harold Tomlins war diary, 19 January-28 April 1917 - Page 120
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[Page 120]
18-4-17
Wed 18th
Had trouble getting messages through to the 2nd Regt before midnight last night on account of dust caused by Troops moving between us. 5 of our armoured car coming from the direction of the enemy caused some commotion in A Sqdn during the night; Received a message from the 7th L.H.Regt this morning asking for an Ambulance waggon as 3 of their lads were wounded early in the night & could not get them in. We were relieved at 7 oclock this morning by the 22nd Bde (Tommies) We cannot carry the quantity of grain we are now being issued with on account of the horses eating so much grass & barley
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