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Pridham Vol 9 Sketch p079

September 6, 2014 2528 × 1428 Pridham Diary Volume #9

Sleeping in a dugout during shelling [page 79]. Note the gas alarm – likely a shell casing hanging from a rope and sounded with a clanger inside.

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