17 Oct 1917 I have more than Germans to fight

16 Oct 1917 He would have made blighty*

* Blighty was the term used to indicate the soldier was going home to England. Blighty was also used to denote a wound or disease of sufficient seriousness to require hospitalization in England. It also could mean a wound of sufficient measure to ensure the soldier would not be returnable to the front.

15 Oct 1917 ...what I went through with my thoughts

14 Oct 1917 ..left a dear one in France

13 Oct 1917 It got my goat proper

12 Oct 1917 Home at times looks so far away

11 Oct 1917 You can't wonder at fellows swearing

10 Oct 1917 I never saw so much mud before

9 Oct 1917 When it does get his nerves, it gets him good and hard

Roy Albert Reed was a driver from London Ontario. He attested in the 91st Btn 27 Dec 1915, at St Thomas Ontario. His registration number was 189707.

8 Oct 1917 It was a very nice experience

7 Oct 1917 I shall never feel right till I have your forgiveness

6 Oct 1917 We have been on the move

5 Oct 1917 Remember me to each and every one of them