Reminiscences of a Grenadier 1914 1919
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3 Company, vice George Powell, who went home sick; and Captain Napoleon Vaughan had No. 4 in succession to Bowling, who had been wounded at Hohenzollern. Raymond Asquith joined the battalion at this time, so did Dick Stanhope, Alfred Yorke and John Hopley.
We did much training and drilling dur- ing this time, and everyone was taught how to throw a Mills bomb.
On October 28th we were to have been re- viewed by His Majesty the King, but that 76 Reminiscences of a Grenadier morning His Majesty had... that unfortunate accident that laid him up for so long, and the review was cancelled.
On November 8th we moved again to take our place in the line in the Neuve Chapelle Laventie sector, a part of the line which had been famous early in the year, but which had since become fairly peaceful.
We had six days at La Gorgue, which was a fair-sized place joining on to Estaires, and which was the home of the Brigade in reserve, the other two brigades being in the line.
On the 14th we first went into our new trenches.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
3 Company, vice George Powell, who went home sick; and Captain Napoleon Vaughan had No. 4 in succession to Bowling, who had been wounded at Hohenzollern. Raymond Asquith joined the battalion at this time, so did Dick Stanhope, Alfred Yorke and John Hopley.
We did much training and drilling dur- ing this time, and everyone was taught how to throw a Mills bomb.
On October 28th we were to have been re- viewed by His Majesty the King, but that 76 Reminiscences of a Grenadier morning His Majesty had... that unfortunate accident that laid him up for so long, and the review was cancelled.
On November 8th we moved again to take our place in the line in the Neuve Chapelle Laventie sector, a part of the line which had been famous early in the year, but which had since become fairly peaceful.
We had six days at La Gorgue, which was a fair-sized place joining on to Estaires, and which was the home of the Brigade in reserve, the other two brigades being in the line.
On the 14th we first went into our new trenches.
What to read after Reminiscences of a Grenadier 1914 1919?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by E R M Fryer to read onlineMoreLess
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