Blackwood's Magazine, Volume 257William Blackwood, 1945 - England |
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Page 96
... Camp . This camp was one of the original transit camps that had been made in the early part of the war . We lived eight a bell- tent , and fed in a semi - permanent Mess with anteroom and bar . For a camp so long established it was not ...
... Camp . This camp was one of the original transit camps that had been made in the early part of the war . We lived eight a bell- tent , and fed in a semi - permanent Mess with anteroom and bar . For a camp so long established it was not ...
Page 97
... camp for lunch , we were was informed that there would not be a convoy leaving for two days at least . There was nothing to do in the camp , no books , and only the doubtful pleasure of drinking the local wine , a par- ticularly sour ...
... camp for lunch , we were was informed that there would not be a convoy leaving for two days at least . There was nothing to do in the camp , no books , and only the doubtful pleasure of drinking the local wine , a par- ticularly sour ...
Page 249
... camp at Klosterheine . This camp was much the same as the cthers , and it was good because the British eye specialist , Major Charters , was there , so that for the first time for two years we were able to have treatment . He did ...
... camp at Klosterheine . This camp was much the same as the cthers , and it was good because the British eye specialist , Major Charters , was there , so that for the first time for two years we were able to have treatment . He did ...
Contents
A COLONEL OF THE FRONTIER FORCE BY LIEUT COLONEL | 73 |
AN INFANTRY OFFICER WITH THE EIGHTH ARMYI XII | 91 |
SIC TRANSIT BY A M G | 108 |
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