Gas Gas Gas

The bastard Hun.

My god I can hardly breath. This may be it chums. The Hun has unleashed his most vile weapon on us, gas. I've no gas mask, only my handkerchief. I can see the Hun following behind the gas cloud. My god the trench is full of gas. My mate is dead. I'm choking and drowning in my own sputum.

I can't believe this. It can't end like this. I don't want to die.  

If only I can get some air. The swines. Bite some British bullets you bastards.

I can't breathe, oh god.....

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This is my blog of my experiences, and that of my regiment, in the war against the Hun.I'm going to write about what happens to me and the regiment as it actually happens so you folks back home know of this. I'll update this each week so you are kept up to date as things happen.

My intention is to tell you everything.

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On Active Service, British Expeditionary Force, France
My name is Albert Kyte. I am private 4451 of the 3rd Battalion of his Majesty’s Lancashire Fusiliers. I have been transferred to the 2nd Battalion of the Lancashire Fusiliers and I’m on my way to the Front to do my bit for King and Country. Me and my pals are going to give Kaiser Bill and his cronies a bloody nose. I come from Rotherham in West Yorkshire. I have two brothers, Bill and George, and a sister called Doris. I also have two half brothers, Alex and Alfred. I'm a coal miner by trade and I joined the army in 1913 because it offered regular work and pay.
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