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original dated to October 5

This barrage continued until about 1800 hours

The method generally resorted to was to fly low and get fired at with rifles from a number of points

a Personally Assembled "History of the Royal Army Service Corps" (containing three booklets: two entitled "The Supplies and Transport of the Army

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