War Diaries (February 11) (nonfiction)
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War Diary entries for February 11.
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Frederick Edwards: February 11, 1901
About half our number turned up for breakfast, the remainder being seasick, as the ship was rolling heavily in a rough sea. During 'stables' one unfortunate man had his leg broken through a kick from a horse. The horses behaved splendidly, and soon settled down to the rolling of the ship.
- Diary of Trooper Frederick Edwards - 349 Trooper FH Edwards Fifth South Australian Contingent (Imperial Bushmen) @ Australian Boer War Memorial
George Beck: February 11, 1945
We certainly saw action today by the Russian Air Force, whole squadrons of bombers were over, they were bombing all round the camp and machine gunning, our lads were running all over to get under cover.
—George Beck,1st Battalion The Duke of Wellington's Regiment, prisoner of war (diary)
