My Great Uncle Albert who I never knew, item 19
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Dear Sister,
Thanks for your
letter which I received Friday,
I am sorry to hear Will
as got some more papers, I
only hope he can keep clear
of the army, nobody knows
what its like only those
that are in it, you have
to be on ever parade + all
cleaned up first thing in
the morning, when he goes
up if they ask him to
go in a labour battallion
or try to put him in one
..Page number 2
tell him to say he would
be more use in a munition
factory, because if he once
gets in the army they will
keep him on odd jobs & its
hard to get your ticket,
Well sister remeber me to
mother + father + Let, I will
close with love to all good
night & God Bless you,
I remain
Your loving
xxx Brother
xxx Albert
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Dear Sister,
Thanks for your
letter which I received Friday,
I am sorry to hear Will
as got some more papers, I
only hope he can keep clear
of the army, nobody knows
what its like only those
that are in it, you have
to be on ever parade + all
cleaned up first thing in
the morning, when he goes
up if they ask him to
go in a labout battallion
or try to put him in one
..Page number 2
tell him to say he would
be more use in a munition
factory, because if he once
getsin the army they will
keep him on odd jobs & its
hard to get your ticket,
Well sister remeber me to
mother + father + pet, I will
close with love to all good
night & God Bless you,
I remain
Your loving
xxx Brother
xxx albert
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Starting in England and ending near Authuille Wood in France
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Story location Starting in England and ending near Authuille Wood in France
- ID
- 4315 / 51125
- Contributor
- Steve Brown
- English
- Western Front
- Artillery
- Recruitment and Conscription
- Remembrance
- Tanks and Armoured Fighting Vehicles
- Trench Life
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