Captain/Major Harold Ward Correspondence, item 787
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No 35
10/1/18
My Own Darling,
We are still here although
the weather has changed again. After
the snow yesterday afternoon a rapid
thaw set in which has continued
all to-day. You can imagine how
wet everything is. We have had
a quiet day preparing for an
inspection by the G.O.C. to-morrow.
The Brigadier came round this
morning, he seemed pleased with
life & as usual was very nice
to me - but of course never talks
about the things I want to. Did
I tell you that a new C.O. came
to one of the other Bns & he turned
out to be the officer who was
Commandant of the School of Instruction
I was at, at the Station Hotel York
in 1910. We had a talk about that
course yesterday. Wish he had
come to us in place of the fellow
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Havrincourt, Ribecourt-la-Tour,
Location(s)
Story location Havrincourt, Ribecourt-la-Tour,
- ID
- 5037 / 57270
- Contributor
- Kate Ward
January 10, 1918
- English
- Western Front
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Duplicate of item 734.