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Taunton story

by jlgibson

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jlgibson
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Taunton, Somerset
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Civilian
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A8550812
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15 January 2006

"I was in the war from the beginning to the end, in the army frequently on century duties, as a spotter, using searchlights.
I had lots of friends in the war but one particularly good friend. I was 20 years old when I was stationed at a camp in Taunton, Somerset. I heard that my good friend had been walking along the street and a tank went past. The wind that the tank caused pulled my friend towards it and the tank broke his neck, and he was killed. "

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