Blackwood's Magazine, Volumes 259-260W. Blackwood, 1946 - England |
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Page 297
... tents leading off from it by a corridor of tent walls . The ward tents came next and our R.A.M.C. officers ' lines , and the unit personnel tents were beyond these on the outskirts . None of these was dug down at first . So the stage ...
... tents leading off from it by a corridor of tent walls . The ward tents came next and our R.A.M.C. officers ' lines , and the unit personnel tents were beyond these on the outskirts . None of these was dug down at first . So the stage ...
Page 298
... tent alongside ours . Pro- visionally we arranged to work in twelve - hour shifts , one team after the other . But the three shifts very often had to overlap in order to get through the work . Court and Kenn had landed with ' Y ' C.C.S. ...
... tent alongside ours . Pro- visionally we arranged to work in twelve - hour shifts , one team after the other . But the three shifts very often had to overlap in order to get through the work . Court and Kenn had landed with ' Y ' C.C.S. ...
Page 311
... tent seized her and laid her flat in spite of her most vigorous protests . It was too late to reach the slit trench by the tent side . firmament became a roaring hell , the earth heaved , bits of bush and bomb flew by . Then it ceased ...
... tent seized her and laid her flat in spite of her most vigorous protests . It was too late to reach the slit trench by the tent side . firmament became a roaring hell , the earth heaved , bits of bush and bomb flew by . Then it ceased ...
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