Full text: Diary of service on the Western Front, 1914, World War One (volume)

back to BRAISNE that night. We had had a week of it on the hills & the orders were received with pleasure. None of us had been able to wash our faces or hands all this time. 21 September 1914 Three Companies started off at 3.30am & the remainder in the evening. We got [to - crossed out] across the bridge without being fired on by the enemies guns, & now I suppose we shall rest for a day or two. It will do all of us a lot of good. Billeted at COURCELLES passing through Braine [which we had to clear a week or two ago at the point of the bayonet - crossed out]. 22 September 1914 Everyone washing & getting clean. The 3rd Division now form the Army Reserve. Captain Browne returned from hospital. A draft of 100 men with Lieutenant Ness & Lieutenant Prestwood joined this afternoon.
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