Trench Raid Described By A Wounded Soldier
An American soldier recalls a trench raid behind No Man’s Land, waking in an aid post after 36 hours in German lines. Of twenty raiders, seventeen were killed, one returned unscathed with no prisoners. The social communique claimed success, but the survivor doubts that part of Gommekourt wood remains in German hands.
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Blighty Journey From Front to American War Hospital
A wounded British Tommy recalls being inoculated for tetanus, evacuated by ambulance past shellfire, and treated at Red Cross facilities. He describes hospital ships, the American Women’s War Hospital, and the warm welcome from nurses and doctors as he recovers, shares meals, and enjoys visits while facing surgical wounds and memories of the frontline. He notes regiment rivalries on the ward and reflects on Allied gratitude and camaraderie.
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American Women’s War Hospital
Tomomy
Munsey Ward
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Tommy
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