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World War I DiariesItem 05: John D. Wilson diary, 20 March-17 May 1917 - Page 44
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World War I DiariesItem 05: John D. Wilson diary, 20 March-17 May 1917 - Page 54
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World War I DiariesItem 05: John D. Wilson diary, 20 March-17 May 1917 - Page 64
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World War I DiariesItem 05: John D. Wilson diary, 20 March-17 May 1917 - Page 66
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World War I DiariesItem 14: John D. Wilson diary, 22 April-1 June 1919 - Page 82
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World War I DiariesItem 05: Henry Nicholls diary, 1919 - Page 151
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13 October, Monday
Edie T comes in & I get an awful shock & puts me off my work all day.
Dad G & I fix bath.
Wrote M 27
14 October, Tuesday
Recd letter
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World War I DiariesItem 09: Hector Brewer field message book, 1918 - Page 5
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ARMY BOOK 153
FIELD MESSAGE BOOK(For the use of Dismounted Regimental Officers and Non-commissioned Officers of Cavalry and Infantry.)
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World War I DiariesItem 02: Charles Monaghan diary, 1917 - Page 26
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1917 Tuesday 30 Jan.
Visit from Major Wilson, Capt. Hunt & Lieut Neve. We are to be relieved this aft. Bert Reynolds & I cut who have to go. I lose, so we pack up & report back to
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World War I DiariesItem 02: Charles Monaghan diary, 1917 - Page 81
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March Saturday 24 1917
A cold & biting wind, several degrees of frost. The past week has been a mixture of snow rain wind & hail, --the final wrestlings of winter.
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World War I DiariesItem 01: Charles Monaghan diary, 1916 - Page 86
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1916 March 14
TuesdayA little more work & a lot of leisure. Nothing of import. Oh yes though. Receive wire from Stan telling of his arrival in Sydney with Harry & Alice and Ted to
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