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| | History of the American Field Service in France. 1920. Sections 67, 68, 69 & 30. (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06) |
 | | The work, although not dangerous, was hard, and called for plenty of night driving in an active sector which had a great number of severely wounded men. |
 | | At five o'clock the Boches came over, and Section Six-Forty-Two, with what was left of the Division, started the second great retreat, but not until it had left four men, Wright, Thorpe, Al Brook, and Murphy, and eight cars, in the hands of the enemy. |
 | | The Section retired, with the Division, through Fismes, Fère-en-Tardenois, and crossed the Marne to be relieved at Condé-en-Brie on the 31st of May, after the remaining eleven cars from the Section had taken the last of the wounded from the hospitals at Château-Thierry --- the last transportation in the town before its capture. |
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