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2 comments:
Good Morning All. Fantastic site by the way, and John, thankyou for your email return.
I found this book on ebay (by DIXON, T.B. 'The Enemy Fought Splendidly: Being the 1914-15 diary of the Battle of the Falklands & its aftermath by Surgeon T.B. Dixon R.N.V.R. of H.M.S. Kent'). Has anyone else read it? It gives a good account of day by day life on the Kent by one of her surgeons during the Battle of the Falklands. I have a copy but my Father has it at the moment. My Grannies Step Father was Lieutenant James Marshall who served on the Kent in WW1.
Hi
Yes started reading it some time ago but haven't finished it yet, might dig it out again now it's snowing
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