Wednesday 14th July 1915- Diary of HV Reynolds
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'A small ration of flour and rice was issued to us today. Providing we can turn it into something eatable it will be a welcome change to our small rations. At about 6pm one of our aeroplanes flew over and bombed the enemy lines. As I was going round to see some mates in the 4th Fld Amb and enemy shell exploded on a barge near the C.C.Station in the Cove, a number of troops were in swimming and some of them were in the barge, several being badly wounded. Captain Campbell, a medical officer of one of the Light Horse Regiments had both legs shattered.’
For the classroom: What would you cook from the following ingredients: Rice, Flour, Corned Beef, Jam and water.


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michael says:
i thought that this was a relevant peice of history and i will me using it in my australian world wars assignment so thank you and that is a awesome peice of history right there.
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