APPERCIATION

Gun Flash, Issue II, 9 January 1943, Page 2

APPERCIATION

G Tt is good to see that Hospitality 1c -wt on extinct virtue, and circuh* st .cos for which ’wo write thanks, the hospitality shown us by our Amer* ic-n Allies, 1 will remain for uo a . limg standing debt. The /unarlcanfl cm-./, appreciate -whet it means to hav.o m \'og. moal, and to have t. bed to - slqgP in. on the first night .of arriv al, for they th^aselves went through, ts mill when they ir rived in mev/ C;a?Lcubhli* 'The members of the b3rd. heavy Regiment, too, know what. the ' re o epeio nby the 244th. ■ C•A• me a • ft. ; to for this regiment has been., in a sense* a pioneer can? construction regiment itself. It scons that our van); has boon to arrive at a place, tc go through tho hard work of erect* ii, a-ccmp, to become at first reha* onably comfort latb er to' make a camp worthy of the name, leaving its successor an excellent home * and so it goes on.

’.Vo wish, through our publication, ‘h.-tr’ Flash to place on record our ,; gratitude and appreciation, to the Commanding Officer, Lt .Colonel ?I ( Fowler, to hie staff <xd all the ran? j a; m went to so much trouble to give y p borne, ,in those early day**, 1 to the ’•’ pdvancc 1 Guard ; of ' the now Zealand Vdrcea# whatever maybe the short* codings of Rew Zealanders, we trust 7o ar© not an ungrateful people# !||| Lengthy tributes could be .written?: but they would not ring so true as- ? the simple "Thank you’ 1 , and so to the tiA. c#A# we all, through this P-Pbr, say with deep gratitude, ; ■ simple, cut none the less genuine; •‘raiAK you VjitKRICA”. \