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15 October 2014
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The Benefits Of Being Milk Monitor!

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Bernard Packer
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Chartham, Kent
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Civilian
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A6817106
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09 November 2005

I was living in Apsley Cotts, Chartham near Canterbury during the war with my older brother and sister and my mother.

Air raid shelters were built behind the school. I spent time in them later when air raid warnings were sounded reciting poetry and tables. School dinners arrived, (lovely, better than prairie sandwhiches) and a small bottle of milk.

It was good to be a monitor. Extras if any!

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