I find two more pieces of lead, on my chest and forearm, making three in all. I hear all the guns are going to open up at 7pm tonight, suddenly, on the Sidar Alghad, at a range of 4500′. It sounds rather grotesque. R.P. tomorrow, but I don’t expect I shall even smell a bullet.
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C.D.C. Dunford Wood
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