Harry Redgen's experience in Burma 1914-1916, item 64

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grandest day I have ever experienced. The

weather is not to hot and a gentle breeze

blowing. Anyone would think that it was the

middle of August instead of the middle of

January.


Tues Jan 19 1915

To day has been rather quite except for

getting ready for another ceremonial

parade for the Benefit of the govener

of India & Leuit. General Commander of

all the Forces in India. I think that seems

to be all we have been sent out here for

simply to be Body Guards & present Guards

of Honour to those who love the Pomp

& Vanity of India.


Wed Jan 20 1915

To day we have had a most unusual

job we started this morning & had about

3 hours trench digging. We had had only


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grandest day I have ever experienced. The

weather is not to hot and a gentle breeze

blowing. Anyone would think that it was the

middle of August instead of the middle of

January.


Tues Jan 19 1915

To day has been rather quite except for

getting ready for another ceremonial

parade for the Benefit of the govener

of India & Leuit. General Commander of

all the Forces in India. I think that seems

to be all we have been sent out here for

simply to be Body Guards & present Guards

of Honour to those who love the Pomp

& Vanity of India.


Wed Jan 20 1915

To day we have had a most unusual

job we started this morning & had about

3 hours trench digging. We had had only



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  • December 6, 2016 12:23:50 Jake Warren

    grandest day I have ever experienced. The

    weather is not to hot and a gentle breeze

    blowing. Anyone would think that it was the

    middle of August instead of the middle of

    January.


    Tues Jan 19 1915

    To day has been rather quite except for

    getting ready for another ceremonial

    parade for the Benefit of the govener

    of India & Leuit. General Commander of

    all the Forces in India. I think that seems

    to be all we have been sent out here for

    simply to be Body Guards & present Guards

    of Honour to those who love the Pomp

    & Vanity of India.


    Wed Jan 20 1915

    To day we have had a most unusual

    job we started this morning & had about

    3 hours trench digging. We had had only


  • November 23, 2016 05:21:56 Sue Bryant

    grandest day I have ever experienced. The

    weather is not to hot and a gentle breeze

    blowing. Anyone would think that it was the

    middle of August instead of the middle of

    January.


    Tues Jan 19 1915

    To day has been rather quite except for

    getting ready for another ceremonial

    parade for the Benefit of the govener

    of India & Leuit. General Commander of

    all the Forces in India. I think that seems

    to be all we have been sent out here for

    simply to be Body Guards & present Guards

    of Honour to those who love the Pomp

    & Vanity of India.


    Wed Jan 20 1915

    To day we have had a most unusual

    job we started this morning &had about

    3 hours trench digging. We had had only



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Hilary Hallas
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