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Letters from the frontline: How a Nelson WWI soldier’s love story and bravery were saved for history | News.gg

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Letters from the frontline: How a Nelson WWI soldier’s love story and bravery were saved for history

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On November 4, 1918, Reginald (Reg) Nelson Hird volunteered to carry a ladder through heavy machine-gun fire to the outer ramparts of Le Quesnoy, helping liberate the French town after four years of German occupation.

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On November 4, 1918, Reginald (Reg) Nelson Hird volunteered to carry a ladder through heavy machine-gun fire to the outer ramparts of Le Quesnoy, helping liberate the French town after four years of German occupation.

By Andy Brew · Nov 10, 2026, 3:00 PM UTC

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Letters from the frontline: How a Nelson WWI soldier’s love story and bravery were saved for history
On November 4, 1918, Reginald (Reg) Nelson Hird volunteered to carry a ladder through heavy machine-gun fire to the outer ramparts of Le Quesnoy, helping liberate the French town after four years of German occupation.
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