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Harrogate Herald - 5th December 1917W H Breare
letter
Sergeant A W Adams, formerly of 7 Clearing Hospital, is at
headquarters in France when on duty. At present he is at home on 14
days' leave, and looking well. Bombardier Foster is also at
the same headquarters, and he too is fit. I think Foster comes from
Birstwith. With Sergeant Adams came his brother, Private F A Adams,
Royal Army Medical Corps, who is an Army optician. His home is in
Norwich, but he got special leave to come to see his brother. Both
the Adams' are tall and shapely; but though Private Adams, who by
the way, is a civilian and has had no Army training, his job not
requiring it, as he stands beside his brother seems shorter, in
reality his length is greater. This shows how Army training makes a
man erect and accounts for the statements we so often hear that men,
who have passed the growing age, have put on an inch or two in
height.
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