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packet of crackers & the only damage they done was to tear a few holes in a paddock, but the thing that I thought the funniest of all was, that after the Germans had all gone home our planes went up & started patrolling about 2000 feet lower down than the Fritzs were ever likely to come, they were lit up like a bus with head & tail lights burning.
This little raid spoilt a dinner which our officers were giving to the nurses from round about, but it did not stop our band from playing, they blew their horns & thumped their drums as if it were an ordinary every day occurence. Last night we got a few details from the 6th Division nearly all N.C.O.s we are well supplied with these now.
We had a bit of fun during our parade hour this morning, B Coy challenged C. Coy to a tug of war of course it was accepted, for it was a welcome break if nothing else from the monotony of drill. B Coy won the first match.

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