Over There Sergeant McClintock Plans Return to Fight
Lexington sergeant Alexander McClintock of the Canadian Army shares a gripping unadorned tale of wounds and a Distinguished Conduct Medal. He was invalided home yet intends to return to France to support Uncle Sam and their allies, describing the trench atmosphere with personal resolve.
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Wounded In Action Fifth Installment By McClintock
Sergeant Alexander McClintock of the 87th Overseas Battalion recounts the Somme fighting and his wounding in a detailed first person narrative. He describes leading the second wave, heavy shelling, the Bren gun and machine gun emplacements, and the brutal pace of the advance.
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87Th Overseas Batt
Canadian Gren
McClintock
Lexington Ky
France
Belgium
Somme
Godsall
Williams
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