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38 The battery was layed and work begun shelter against shell fire. on our trail fait, and digging a trench for We were assigned the mission of reducing barbed were and then follow up with a creeping barrage For two days there was constant aireal activity and German observation ballons made it necessary to stay closely under cover. and every night for two nights they used a "searching out fire all there the woods were were in and dt times they came within fifty yards of us. They must have suspecioned something going on but couldn't locate it. During the hight hours we accumulated 3000 rounds of shells and like number of fuses. The woods all around us was fairly busthing with guns. and all plans were made foua possible successful counter attack. On the might of seft V 5th all was set for a fire hour Our time was it at 4:20 A.M. sept. V6th. The night before, our doughboys passed our position and were on their way to go over at

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