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KOREA in 1954
written by Raymond Edward Moon
 CARRYING ON FROM WHEN WE REACHED OUR
REGIMENT WITCH WAS THE 61st L.A.A REG
WE WERE THEN TRANSFERED TO OUR DIFFERENT
BATTERY"S I WAS THEN TRANSFERD TO THE 42nd MORTAR BTRY,WHEN WE GOT THERE OTHERS WERE LEAVEING TO GO BACK HOME.
THE FIRST THING I REMEMBERED WAS HOW
COLD IT WAS, AS WE HAD ARRIVED IN MARCH
AND THE SNOW WAS ABOUT SIX FOOT HIGH I
THINK IT WAS ABOUT JUNE BEFORE I WAS THAWED OUT.
THEN WE WERE ALL GOING DOWN WITH ONE THING OR A NOTHER I/E THE TROTS / MALARIA AND ANY THING ELSE THAT WAS GOING.
I MET MY BEST MATE ON THE CAMP AND HE SHOWED ME THE ROPES AS TO THE BEST
WAY ON HOW TO DO THINGS.
HIS NAME IS JIM TAYLOR IF YOU ARE OUT THERE JIM GET IN TOUCH.
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