War Diaries (January 28) (nonfiction)
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Israel Angell: January 28, 1778
The Weather was much Mordrated this morning, and our little incampment Remaind peasable, but no provisions was in the Camp for the men, untill Night when We had a weaks provision in For the Detachment of Saltpork which was a Rarity to us. Having Lived So long on fish ... We had two Deserters from the brittish Army Come to us to day. But we Could not git no intiligence from the Enemy, no other way then they were very Still in philadelphia.
Leighton J. Heller: January 28, 1943
First real scare at 6:15 P.M. Siren sounded and speaker's voice was alarming. Stated that a plane had been sighted. Went to dinner while alarm was on. All clear at 7 P.M. Went on deck until 9:30 when rain chased us in. Word received Roosevelt meeting Churchill.
- Diary of Leighton J. Heller - American soldier, China-Burma-India Theater
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- Israel Angell @ Wikipedia
