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Memories of the Great War. Tuesday, 26 January 2010. June 1917: Diary of George Edmund Thorpe. June 4: Enemy plane flew over our lines dropping bombs, one of which landed 50 yards from my dugout. June 8: Big raid by 3rd and 4th Canadian Division on enemy trenches which was very successful our objectives reached on time. June 12: Major General Sir A.W. Currie KCMG, CB, takes over command of Canadian Corps. Monday, 18 January 2010. Pte Archibald Jefferies (1895-1918). I'm taking a detour from Jack to talk ...

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Memories of the Great War. Tuesday, 26 January 2010. June 1917: Diary of George Edmund Thorpe. June 4: Enemy plane flew over our lines dropping bombs, one of which landed 50 yards from my dugout. June 8: Big raid by 3rd and 4th Canadian Division on enemy trenches which was very successful our objectives reached on time. June 12: Major General Sir A.W. Currie KCMG, CB, takes over command of Canadian Corps. Monday, 18 January 2010. Pte Archibald Jefferies (1895-1918). I'm taking a detour from Jack to talk ...

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Memories of the Great War: February 2008

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Memories of the Great War. Thursday, 21 February 2008. I had a conversation with my aunt last week and she asked me, "Was Jack at Vimy? According to the 123rd War diary (dated April 4th) a meeting between the CO and Major's Boone and Smith discussed the possibility of the battalion taking part in the coming offensive. No word was received on that suggestion. After days of waiting for their orders for the coming offensive, it was decided that the 123rd would be part of it. Monday, 18 February 2008. At dus...

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Memories of the Great War: November 2008

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Memories of the Great War. Saturday, 22 November 2008. Not Quite the End. I just want to say that this isn't quite the end of Jack's story. I'm still doing research and will post when I can, but it will not be as often. I have, however, started a new blog, called Glory and Grief. Which will tell my Granddad and Edward's story of their service during the Second World War. I highly recommend you check that out. Tuesday, 11 November 2008. Saturday, 8 November 2008. Friday, 7 November 2008. Finally released ...

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Memories of the Great War: May 1917: The Diary of George Edmund Thorpe

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Memories of the Great War. Friday, 1 January 2010. May 1917: The Diary of George Edmund Thorpe. May 1st: Some excitement today caused by the explosion of an old French ammunition dump in our lines. May 2nd: Seen aeroplane flew over our lines today and dropped several bombs. There were several causalities. May 3rd: Enemy plan flew over lines very low, but was driven off by our a.a and M.G. fore. May 31st: Moved from Maision Blanche to a point near Nerville St Vaas. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom).

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Memories of the Great War: The Diary of George Edmund Thorpe: 123rd Battalion CEF (April 1917)

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Memories of the Great War. Thursday, 17 December 2009. The Diary of George Edmund Thorpe: 123rd Battalion CEF (April 1917). I know I said I was done updating this blog but I feel after all most a year of looking back there is still more to write about Jack. Digging through Archives Canada, I found the Diary of George Edmund Thorpe, 123rd Battalion CEF. April 3rd: Strong [eligible] on wind and rain raged all the night of the 2nd and morning of the 3rd. Making the condition very miserable. 7" " 496 " ".

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Memories of the Great War: January 2009

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Memories of the Great War. Sunday, 25 January 2009. After thinking about this a lot I've decided to end this blog. I feel like I have said what I wanted to say about my great-grandfather, his life and the war he fought in. I'll leave you know with the poem, "A Common Soldier" by Larry Vaincourt as I feel this captures Jack and his generation's experiences. He was getting old and paunchy and his hair was falling fast,. And he sat around the Legion, telling stories of the past. Or the ordinary fellow who, ...

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Somewhere in England: Some Images

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Thursday, April 9, 2009. I scanned a few things this morning, including a letter I did not previously transcribe (from Aug 6th 1943.). Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). On Wings of Fire. The Letters of Edward Dowe. The Journal of a Highlander, By B72774 L/Cpl F.S. Dowe. Memories of the Great War. View My Milblogging.com Profile.

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Somewhere in England: July 2010

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Tuesday, July 6, 2010. Yeah it's been a while since I posted but since then some things have happened. Last week I was contacted by a pair of Dutch researchers from Valkenswaard (where Edward's plane crashed) who have made a website chronicling their town during the Second World War. They've asked me to include Edward's story and pictures on their website and I've agreed. Follow the link to see:. No English translation yet). Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). On Wings of Fire. The Letters of Edward Dowe.

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Somewhere in England: Edward Dowe: Aftermath

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Saturday, April 25, 2009. In the early morning hours of February 20th 1944, Edward and aircrew disappeared over Holland. News was slow reaching his family who were originally informed that he was missing in action. In January 1945 the RCAF changed Edward's status to Presumed Dead. That was it. Given no concrete proof of Edward's death, Mildred did not stop her letting writing. In August of 1946 she and Edward's family finally learned the truth. For Mildred, I don't know what happened to her or if she re-...

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Somewhere in England: January 2009

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Saturday, January 31, 2009. CO was returned from Aldershot to take temporary command of the 1 Cdn Inf Bde. Unit of exercise Albert on 20-21 July in the Petworth area. Major Speagge of the Queen's Own Rifles of Canada was attached as an observer for the exercise. The butter ration on leave ration cards was cut to 1 oz. We were allowed to open up our collars of our battle dress while on leave. Exercise ended at 1200hrs 16 June and unit returned to Kingswood by TCVs. Field General Court Martial held at ...

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Somewhere in England: May 2009

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Wednesday, May 6, 2009. The wedding of Grandad and my Nana, Joan Coxwell, November 1944. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). On Wings of Fire. The Letters of Edward Dowe. The Journal of a Highlander, By B72774 L/Cpl F.S. Dowe. Memories of the Great War. View My Milblogging.com Profile.

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Somewhere in England: Feb 15 1944

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Sunday, March 22, 2009. I had a very nice letter from you today and from Nanny yesterday. I have an awful lot of writing to catch up on tonight so its going to get me bopping. Sorry to hear Milton was so sick with a cold. I hope to goodness he is over it by now and back to school. Glad to hear that you and Daddy are both well and dandy. Keep that way-its cheaper. I guess you are just as glad its a mild winter, easier on the coal. Did you have a big tree for the kids or just a small one? Boy when Frank an...

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Somewhere in England: Some Updates

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Tuesday, July 6, 2010. Yeah it's been a while since I posted but since then some things have happened. Last week I was contacted by a pair of Dutch researchers from Valkenswaard (where Edward's plane crashed) who have made a website chronicling their town during the Second World War. They've asked me to include Edward's story and pictures on their website and I've agreed. Follow the link to see:. No English translation yet). September 13, 2010 at 1:02 AM. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom).

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Somewhere in England: December 2008

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Tuesday, December 30, 2008. Over the next little while you'll see names pop up (especially in Edward's letters) so I thought I would give you a back ground. Mom (or Mother as Frank writes): Alma Dow. Dad, Pop or Daddy: Jack Dow. Grandpa: Frank Kerr, father of Alma. Nanny: Isey Kerr, mother of Alma. Sends Frank and Edward letters and care packages. Milton and Patricia "Pat": Frank and Edward's younger brother and sister. Mildred: Girlfriend and later wife of Edward. A side note from Frank's journal. Frank...

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Somewhere in England: June 2009

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Wednesday, June 10, 2009. Yes I know, I haven't updated in a while. I've scanned some pages out of Edward's log book, enjoy! Edward's last log entry. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). On Wings of Fire. The Letters of Edward Dowe. The Journal of a Highlander, By B72774 L/Cpl F.S. Dowe. Memories of the Great War. View My Milblogging.com Profile.

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Memories of the Great War. Tuesday, 26 January 2010. June 1917: Diary of George Edmund Thorpe. June 4: Enemy plane flew over our lines dropping bombs, one of which landed 50 yards from my dugout. June 8: Big raid by 3rd and 4th Canadian Division on enemy trenches which was very successful our objectives reached on time. June 12: Major General Sir A.W. Currie KCMG, CB, takes over command of Canadian Corps. Monday, 18 January 2010. Pte Archibald Jefferies (1895-1918). I'm taking a detour from Jack to talk ...

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