I’m still enjoying the gunnery, feel as fit as a fiddle and eat like a thatcher.
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‘I’m still enjoying the gunnery, feel as fit as a fiddle and eat like a thatcher. Wham has just remarked about my letters. Can’t think what I put. He bought me a writing pad last week and wants to know if this, the last page, is the remains of it. He says if I bought six they’d be cheaper and last me a week. Sarcastic beggar!’
From 1941 until 1946 a letter arrived almost every week at the Timber Yard, Sherington, Bucks, addressed to Mrs J Line. During the years of his military service, her younger son Benjamin wrote home regularly. Chatty, crammed with detail and frequently amusing, these charming epistles give a fascinating picture of life in the Royal Armoured Corps regiment based in Farnborough, Hampshire. Ben tells his story from call-up to de-mobilisation, and we can follow him as he experiences the pleasures, hopes, frustrations – and occasional anxieties – of life away from home.
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