Sorry for putting it in the wrong forum. This one had me a bit perplexed and I resorted to scientific deduction. You know, the old eeny meeny miny mo. I guess I eenied when I should have meenied.....
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Of those who saw action in the Great War, there remains just 109 year old Claude Choules left now, a RN veteran (who joined as a 14 year old boy sailor) now residing in Australia. Sadly, according to reports before Christmas, he is now in very poor health.
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Makes me wish I'd pried more war stories out of my grandfather, who marched all over France with the US Army in 1918, when he wasn't much older than Mr. Buckles, came home in one piece, and died when I was 18. He didn't say much about the war, especially the unpleasant things. But the little I know I will gladly tell anyone who'll listen...