Best O Luck How a Fighting Kentuckian Won the Thanks of Britains King
Best O Luck How a Fighting Kentuckian Won the Thanks of Britains King
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Private Hunter, who had been in a neighboring shell-hole came to our as- sistance, and between us. Hunter and I got Glass to our front trench.
We found them lining up the survivors of our party for a roll call. That showed so many missing that Major John Lewis, [86] "OVER THE TOP AND GIVE 'EM HELL" our company commander, formerly manag- ing-editor of the Montreal Star, called for volunteers to go out in "No Man's Land" and try to find some of our men. Corporal Charleson, Private Saunders and I ...went out. We brought in two wounded, and we saw a number of dead, but, on account of their blackened faces, were unable to iden- tify them. The scouts, later, brought in several bodies.
Of the sixty odd men who had started in our party, forty-three were found to be casu- alties — killed, wounded, or missing. The missing list was the longest. The names of these men were marked, "M. B. K. " (miss- ing, believed killed) on our rolls. I have learned since that some few of them have been reported through Switzerland as prisoners of war in Germany, but most of them are now officially listed as dead.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Private Hunter, who had been in a neighboring shell-hole came to our as- sistance, and between us. Hunter and I got Glass to our front trench.
We found them lining up the survivors of our party for a roll call. That showed so many missing that Major John Lewis, [86] "OVER THE TOP AND GIVE 'EM HELL" our company commander, formerly manag- ing-editor of the Montreal Star, called for volunteers to go out in "No Man's Land" and try to find some of our men. Corporal Charleson, Private Saunders and I ...went out. We brought in two wounded, and we saw a number of dead, but, on account of their blackened faces, were unable to iden- tify them. The scouts, later, brought in several bodies.
Of the sixty odd men who had started in our party, forty-three were found to be casu- alties — killed, wounded, or missing. The missing list was the longest. The names of these men were marked, "M. B. K. " (miss- ing, believed killed) on our rolls. I have learned since that some few of them have been reported through Switzerland as prisoners of war in Germany, but most of them are now officially listed as dead.
What to read after Best O Luck How a Fighting Kentuckian Won the Thanks of Britains King?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alexander Mcclintock to read onlineMoreLess
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