A College Man in Khaki Letters of An American in the British Artillery

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6th Siege Section 10th Can. Siege Bty. , C. G. A. Roffey Camp, Horsham, Sussex 14 August, 1917 Dear S yd : To-day have I travailed long at menial lalbour — very sad, not? "Gunners' Mess" in- cludes many- woes. Among them are — oiling stoves, sweeping floors, washing floors, wash- ing tables, washing dishes, washing pans, fir- ing stoves, drawing fires, peeling potatoes, cleaning stoves, filling boilers, washing win- dows, etceterarum. But enough. This sad fatigue comes but rarely. With luck I s...hall not have it again here.
WORKING WITH THE BIG GUNS 109 But a word on fatigues. We have many — Main Guard, Inlying Picquet, Town Picquet, Fire Picquet, Gunners' Mess, Sergeants' Mess, Officers' Mess, Hut Orderlies, Quarter- master's Squad, et al. They have varied duties and devoirs. They are mostly unpleasant, of course. A soldier will do with fair grace any- thing that comes on "parade" — that is re- garded as part of his work; but extras, wom- en's jobs and that sort of thing are received with defiant hostility.

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