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CHARLES MILNER

May 03, 2009 06:48AM

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Thanks for setting up the link to this fascinating film.
It complements the book 'Light Track from Arras' by T. R. Hermitage - Plateway Press- which I believe is the longest and most comprehensive account of the day to day operation of these railways by a soldier who actually served on them and who worked with the Canadians when they were based at Arras. The book is every bit as good as the film and is still available.

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WW1 Trench Railway Film	Don Newing	April 15, 2009 03:07PM
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