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I was in the Submarine Base for two and a half years at Blythe, Northumberland.

Once, some of the Ack Ack guns were firing at the enemy and the fuses weren't set properly. About six shells fell; one landed in the canteen; two french soldiers were lying there blown to bits.

That was terrible, blood and everything.

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