Dedicated to the memory of all the men and women of Bridgnorth, Shropshire, who died during the two World Wars.

from Petty Officer C. Wightman, Royal Naval Air Service, M.E.F.
[Bridgnorth Grammar School Magazine, July, 1915]

" Everything seems to be going along quite all right out here. I must say the Turks seem to be brave fighters, but they are no match for the Australian and New Zealand troops. I see Sergeant J. Griffiths among the wounded in the K.S.L.I, and I wonder if that is John Griffiths ol Entomological fame who used to share bedroom with me at B.G.S. I hope to come and see you all, if I am spared to come back. Shall be more than delighted to receive School Magazine if possible."

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