Correspondence and photographs of Fred Tackaberry, Royal Irish Fusiliers, item 2
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22.3.1918
Dear Ford:
I was very pleased
to get your letter which you
sent along by Jack Abbott.
It was the first line Id
had from any of the boys
since I was wounded so
you can guess I was glad
to get a little news of the
old Batt. Well I was
glad to hear you were going
strong yourself and trust
you will come through alright
at the end (if the end ever
comes) As you will perhaps
know I clicked a nasty
packet when that trench
mortar settled down beside
me. The stretcher bearer
worked hard to get me down
to the aid post and
eventually we got there
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22.3.1918
Dear Ford:
I was very pleased
to get your letter which you
sent along by Jack Abbott.
It was the first line Id
had from any of the boys
since I was wounded so
you can guess I was glad
to get a little news of the
old Batt. Well I was
glad to hear you were going
strong yourself and trust
-
22.3.1918
Dear Ford:
I was very pleased
to get your letter which you
sent along by Jack Abbott.
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