Series 02 Part 02: Colonel Reginald Travers correspondence, 1915-1920 - Page 14

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[Page 14]

Private Carnegie
The same remarks apply to this man and also to

Privates Tingle & Brown & Kirkpatrick & Cruikshank.
In my opinion, it would be hard to find steadier & more reliable men in the whole battalion.

Private Martin
This is another good man. Has had Imperial service, & passed some military examinations. His control is good.

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