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Tag Archives: Reg Hickman
Think of safety only and never mind promotion
February 14th 43 Dear Max We received a letter from you yesterday and were very pleased to hear you are reasonably happy under such trying conditions. There’s no doubt Max you are standing up to the job remarkably … Continue reading
Cakes, chocolates and other delicacies…with disastrous after effects
TX 1004 Pte Max Hickman 2/33rd Battalion AIF 26th April 1941 Dear Mother Since I wrote you last Sunday many amazing things have happened, not least of which has been the delivery of multitudes of parcels. Late on Sunday … Continue reading
Posted in Africa, gambling and drinking, organisation, parcels, Posts and telegraph, Uncategorized
Tagged Australian beer, cake, chocolate, Craven A, Leith Hospital, PK, Reg Hickman, socks, tobacco
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