Harry Redgen's experience in Burma 1914-1916, item 103
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& then drop again. This you keep repeating untill
within the last hundred yards. Then you rush
as fast as possible & shout like a lot of
Mad men untill of corse you have captured
the Trench or Trenches. When we had finished
this every man was just about done and
completly bathed in sweat & as usual not
sorry to get back to Camp which we reached
about 1-30 then of course during the afternoon
we had our usual bath after which we were
new men again. Tea as usual 4-30 Listened to
the band for an hour & then to our Virtuous
couch.
Wed Mar 17 1915
To Day I think we had one of the Dirtyest
& Rottenest jobs that ever I had tackled &
that was we had to dig trenches supposing
to fortifie the camp. Well the place which
was chosen for C Company was close beside
a stream & looked fine to look at but when
we had taken the top crust off it was just
like a swamp underneath. We we up to our
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& then drop again. This you keep repeating untill
within the last hundred yards. Then you rush
as fast as possible & should like a lot of
Mad men untill of corse you have captured
the Trench or Trenches. When we had finished
this every man was just about done and
completed bathed in sweat & as usual not
sorry to get back to Camp which we reached
about 1-30 then of course during the afternoon
we had our usual bath after which we were
new men again. Tea as usual 4-30 Listened to
the band for an hour & then to our Virtuous
couch.
Wed Mar 17 1915
To Day I think we had one of the Dirtyest
& Rottenest jobs that ever I had tackled &
that was we had to dig trenches surrounding
to fortify the camp. Well the place which
was chosen for C Company was close beside
a stream & looked fine to look at but when
we had taken the top crust off it was just
like a swamp underneath. We we up to our
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Burma
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Story location Burma
- ID
- 17144 / 199338
- Contributor
- Hilary Hallas
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