I said ‘Sir, I want to be put on overseas draft.’
‘Why?’
I said ‘Look, I joined this army to get a gun in my hand to have a crack at the blooming Hun. I don’t want to hang about here till the ruddy war is over.’
I said ‘Sir, I want to be put on overseas draft.’
‘Why?’
I said ‘Look, I joined this army to get a gun in my hand to have a crack at the blooming Hun. I don’t want to hang about here till the ruddy war is over.’
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