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Same old Bill, eh Mable!
Edward Streeter
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The next thing I remember the Captin was sayin "Smith, what are you tryin to do with that caisson, smash it?" Just as if Id swiped the darn thing to go for a joy ride.
Well, Mable, your letter came at last. From the looks of it they must have dragged the mail bag all the way. That certinly was interestin about that poor young fello Archie Wainwright. It must be awful to have a murmur in your heart when you want to go to war so bad.
Tell him not to worry about missin the war cause when I get back Ill show him so much about it hell feel like a veteran in half an hour an his family will be hangin out a service flag.
We just got ishued two new Lootenants inside of a week. Its gettin harder an harder to rite anything interestin that youll understand. For instance the first Lootenant was a 2nd and the second Lootenant was a 1st. That shows you how tecknickle it all is but of course its over your. . . Read More
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A tongue ‘n cheek view from a soldier to his sweetheart about his experiences during WWI. There is a disclaimer before the start of the book that it is not meant to make light of the war or of the service of our military forces, but instead, it is a series of letters that were meant to make the folk
World War I, making humour out of horror. Wonderfully captures a piece of history that is fading into the past as those who were there are dying of old age and fewer and fewer are left. Lest we forget.
Reread Nov 2019. You can hear their voices. My copy of this book is a very old one, ragged and losi