5th March 1918

Dear Emmie

I am now at North Walsham about 15mls south of Cromer. I have a piece of Goss for you of the former place and will get you a piece from Cromer. I have nit heard from you yet but expect to by tomorrow morn; letters are forwarded on.

I am in a private billet with a nice bed to sleep in. Will write a letter perhaps tomorrow.

Love

From

Will xx

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17th January 1918

Colchester. Thurs
Dear Emmie

Perhaps by now you have heard of the General Mobilisation. We have our overcoat, blanket ground sheet and one of every thing on our back and I think we are out for a few days somewhere. I hear we are going somewhere by train so this time we mean business. You will know what has happened if you dont get a letter from me for a day or two. I don’t want to be out many nights because the snow is six inches thick. Will close now.

With Best Love From Will xx

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7th November 1917

Bmn. W.M. Colchester
Dear Emmie

Thanks for letter; I will answer it as soon as poss: We started our firing course today and we are to be inspected by Lord French tomorrow. This evening we were given our sholders numerals “Royal Sussex” and we might get our badges tomorrow.

Love Will x

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