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|affiliation      = British Army
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|only              = No Man's Land
|only              = No Man's Land (audio story)
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|voice actor = Rupert Wickham
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'''{{PAGENAME}}''' was a Captain in the [[First World War]]. In [[1917]], Sergeant [[Wood (No Man's Land)|Wood]] showed him round [[Charnage Hospital]]. He had a shrapnel wound in his hip. He told [[Ace]] that he thought he was a coward. He was the only survivor of the [[Battle of Mons]]. He was knocked unconscious. He said that he saw an [[Angel (mythology)|angel]]. He questioned which side [[God]] was on. The British Army asked him to investigate [[Brook (No Man's Land)|Brook]]. ([[AUDIO]]: ''[[No Man's Land]]'')
'''{{PAGENAME}}''' was a Captain in the [[First World War]]. In [[1917]], Sergeant [[Wood (No Man's Land)|Wood]] showed him round [[Charnage Hospital]]. He had a shrapnel wound in his hip. He told [[Ace]] that he thought he was a coward. He was the only survivor of the [[Battle of Mons]]. He was knocked unconscious. He said that he saw an [[angel]]. He questioned which side [[God]] was on. The British Army asked him to investigate [[Brook (No Man's Land)|Brook]]. ([[AUDIO]]: ''[[No Man's Land (audio story)|No Man's Land]]'')


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Latest revision as of 19:12, 3 May 2024

Dudgeon was a Captain in the First World War. In 1917, Sergeant Wood showed him round Charnage Hospital. He had a shrapnel wound in his hip. He told Ace that he thought he was a coward. He was the only survivor of the Battle of Mons. He was knocked unconscious. He said that he saw an angel. He questioned which side God was on. The British Army asked him to investigate Brook. (AUDIO: No Man's Land)