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A 4 year olds memory of D-Day

by Civic Centre, Bedford

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Civic Centre, Bedford
People in story: 
David Smith
Location of story: 
Fleet, Hampshire
Background to story: 
Civilian
Article ID: 
A2677403
Contributed on: 
29 May 2004

One day, I was sent to the local shop by my mother and there was a platoon of soldiers having a smokoe (smoke break). I asked one of the soldiers if he had real bullets in his gun, and all the men laughed. Then he gave me a little bar of Frys Chocolate. I've often wondered if he made it through the war.

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