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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Mar 06, 1918

Page

6

A Soldier's Rations and Remembrance in France Front

An American private recalls trench life in France with platoon mates, a quartermaster and daily rations. He describes the ration scramble, trench pudding, lonely soldier parcels, a squadmate Pete Walling killed in action, and the burial on the western front with a Band of brothers mourning Pete's loss.

Tommy Boughty Ofrls Syomen England Pete France St. Peter

Death by Own Action Chapter in Muddy Front Trench

The narrator describes a dugout nicknamed Suicide Annex in a rain soaked front trench. Mud floods the floor while soldiers sleep, wash, and eat in misery under dim candlelight as shelling rattles overhead.

The Day's Work in the Trenches Revealed by a Tommy

A soldier describes the nightly routine in the fire trench from sundown to dawn. Relieved sentries, constant vigilance, damp conditions, and the constant threat of cooties mark daily life. The piece recalls a comrade Warren and a fatal mishap during leave, plus routine meals, rest periods, and boys passing time in deterring boredom.

Tommy Iske No Man's Land Woolwich Arsenal Tommy Warren England Waterloo Station London Fritz

Over the Top in No Man's Land A WWI Barrage

In Chapter XI the narrator recalls going over the top at four in the morning to attack the German front line. A two o clock bombardment and barbed wire lanes precede three waves as shells, flare lights, and machine gun fire erupt, creating a dramatic, nerve wracking assault with vivid battlefield imagery.

A.alghing Toto Nes Pam

Chapter Will The Little Wooden Cress

Fragment discusses remaining prest blilets for pt un and receiving an unwelcome notice or situation.

Soldier on a Rainy Fire Step Guard Duty

The narrator describes waiting on a muddy fire step in cold rain, then joining a fellow guard with his head exposed. At ten o clock he was relieved and returned to the fire step as the rain stopped. The men prayed for morning and the rum issue.

Bermuda Tommy Phe Pete Poor Pete Suicide Annex Yank Waterloo

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