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Old 05-07-2007, 10:03 PM   #1
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"Won't it be nice when all this beastly killing is over, and we can enjoy ourselves and not hurt anyone? I hate this game . . ." Albert Ball in letters to his father and fiancée, 6 May 1917.
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Funny thing, I thought about that last night before going to bed. Reading a book on Bloody April and Albert Ball is in there. RIP.
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