Grouses in Greece

This chapter focuses on Harry’s time stationed in Greece, specifically in Salonika.

Harry describes the conditions in his camp, including the construction of dugouts and the challenges of the weather.

Harry recounts interactions with the local Greek villagers, who were initially suspicious but eventually became more friendly.

Harry details his training and duties, including guard duty, and patrol work.

Harry faces various hardships, such as the harsh climate, inadequate supplies, and the constant danger of enemy shelling.

Harry describes his friendships with other soldiers and his shared experiences.

Harry recounts his friendships with other soldiers, including talkative joker, Sam Shepherd, coincidentally from Harry’s home town of Crewe.

Harry explores the local Greek villages, learning about their customs and culture.

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I had always to remember that I could have lost the war in an afternoon.

Lord Jellicoe (1859-1935) British admiral.
Referring to the Battle of Jutland, 1916.