Punishments and Moves of the P W E Co No 82 in 1918 19
The narrative recalls harsh punishments such as spade attachments and leg chains, then details the unit's movements from Les Islettes to Vaudoncourt and Bourg, with shell unloading, camp life, and morale challenges after peace talks. It covers meals, wages, housing, church services, theater, and surveillance under armed guard.
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Spincourt
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Darkness over fate dims company spirits
The fragment describes a somber mood within the company as darkness without insight weighs on morale, leaving workers in a discouraged frame of mind and longing for light on their path.
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