January 5, 1945

Friday

Wayne’s journal remains silent.

In England, Verne wrote in his diary of his visit on a three-day pass to London:

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Up at seven and on my way to tour the town. Went to all the memorials I could find. Everything very old and quite dirty looking. Seen St. Johns, Westminster Palaces and others — too many to mention. Went to Stage Door Canteen in Piccadilly Circus. Very good shows. British treat us boys very well.

Notes & Commentary

London’s Stage Door Canteen in Piccadilly was run by the NAAFI (Navy, Army and Air Force Institutes).

“Stage Door Canteen in London.” Stage Door Canteen. (http://www.stagedoorcanteen.co.uk/ww2-history.html : accessed 31 December 2014)

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2 Responses to January 5, 1945

  1. suchled says:

    “British treat us boys very well. ” I think the US boys were treated well both in Britain and Australia because they were so polite and well behaved.

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  2. I can’t begin to imagine the thoughts and fears and angst and worry and heartbreak he was dealing with.

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