Succouring the Wounded

Three of my comrades were sent out on patrol, when they were fired on

by the Germans. One got back to the trenches, though I was told two had

returned. One I saw was wounded, and I volunteered to save him. I went

out and was heavily fired at, but I made up my mind to get him--and you

know I very seldom change that. Well, I persevered and got to one who

was past human aid. I had missed the wounded one, who was lying nearer

the trenches. I came back to the trench and reported the one dead. I

then went out again to the wounded man and, with the help of Corporal

Brown, brought him safely back: _Pte. Dobson, Coldstream Guards_.

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