Captain/Major Harold Ward Correspondence, item 12
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batch any day now. This afternoon my
new tunic turned up & it is a good
fit & not heavy to wear. You might
send me out two pairs of those
big trench socks. I think they will
easily last until the cold spell is
over. I got an excellent pair of boots
from Ordnance & my feet ought to
keep dry until I get in up to my
knees. Supplies have been a little
difficult to get hold of but we have
fared very well. Plenty of good food
helped out by what we were able to
bag from a Field Force Canteen.
All the Officers are well & cheerful
but Walter seemed as if he had got
a chill this afternoon. The CO & the Adjuster
have gone up this afternoon &
with his platoon. A platoon from B & D
have also gone along with the Company Second-
in commands. Knox has also gone up as
Intelligence Officer. I saw Blanchard this
afternoon & he seems quite happy.
Kenneth would enjoy seeing all the
horses & the motors if he were here but
I don't think Alice would like to push
his pram along the roads?
There is very little to do besides
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Havrincourt, Ribecourt-la-Tour,
Location(s)
Story location Havrincourt, Ribecourt-la-Tour,
- ID
- 5037 / 56254
- Contributor
- Kate Ward
March 3, 1917
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