Monthly Archives: November 1944

A Fortunate Ruling by the Umpire

Posted on November 28, 1944 by felicityh54

TX 1004 Sgt Max Hickman Don Coy 2/33rd Btn 28th Nov 44 Dear Mother & Dad Received your welcome letter together with the photo and the very interesting cuttings today.  John Limb’s wife looks very nice.  I guess she’ll like … Continue reading →

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Thinking of nominating in the next election

Posted on November 25, 1944 by felicityh54

TX 1004 Sgt Max Hickman 2/ 33rd Btn AIF 25th Nov 44 Dear Mother & Dad This may be only a hurried note as we expect to move out on an exercise some time today.  Don’t know much about it … Continue reading →

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An exhausting exercise: ‘They’ve drank my bath water!’

Posted on November 22, 1944 by felicityh54

TX 1004 Sgt Max Hickman 2/33rd Battn AIF 22nd Nov 1944 Dear Mother & Dad Am a bit late writing this week as we’ve been out on a nine day exercise – a bloody gruelling show too – only arrived … Continue reading →

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Mystery of the missing page… a strike at the Zinc Works

Posted on November 5, 1944 by felicityh54

TX 1004 Sgt Max Hickman 2/33rd Battn AIF 5th Nov 44 Dear Mother & Dad Received your very interesting letter of the 30th on Friday – glad to know you’re all well and that Carline has recovered and is picking … Continue reading →

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