Harry Redgen's experience in Burma 1914-1916, item 115

• December 6, 2016 16:46:05 Jake Warren

  Mon Mar 29 1915

   

  To day I was placed on Bungalow

  ordily. That is each man in his turn

  has charge of all keys etc of the Bungalow.

  he is responsible for all Rifles & everything

  in the Bungalow & is not allowed out on

  any pretence whatever for 24 hours when he

  is relieved by the next man on turn.  It

  is a very monotonous job to have to be

  in & not allowed out at all for a whole

  day.

   

  Tues Mar 30 1915

   

  To day was my first day’s parade after

  returning from Inma we had just the usual

  1 hour before Breakfast & 2 hours after & then

  we had finished for the day we are having

  a great time just now we have hardly

  anything to do, it is a trouble how to put

  in the time.

   

• November 30, 2016 01:16:10 Sue Bryant

  Mon Mar 29 1915

   

  To day I was placed on Bungalow

  ordily. That is each man in his turn

  has charge of all keys etc of the Bungalow.

  he is responsible for all Rifles & everything

  in the Bungalow & is not allowed out on

  any pretence whatever for 24 hours when he

  is relieved by the next man on turn.  It

  is a very monotonous job to have to be

  in & not allowed out at all for a whole

  day.

   

  Tues Mar 30 1915

   

  To day was my first day’s parade after

  returning from Inma we had just the usual

  1 hour before Breakfast & 2 hours after & then

  we had finished for the day we are having

  a great time jujst now we have hardly

  anything to do, it is a trouble how to put

  in the time.

   

  
  

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