The 1916 war diary of 2nd Lieut. Dick Willis Fleming

 

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29 May 1916

Posted by Dick on May 29, 1916
Working on the emplacements from six till ten this morning, then went and had a bathe. The colonel went down to Railhead this morning to have lunch with Elliott and Kenning at the wagon line and left for Kantara about four.

This evening, the major has refused to let Kitty leave the battery, so the colonel is baulked for the present, though he offered any horse in brigade headquarters in exchange, though none of them came up to the mare.

Digging hard again from five this evening till eight. A mail came in this evening - I had a good budget of letters from home.

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