When we were
walking into the R.S.A there were lots of knives and guns in a glass box. At
the top there was also some old money that they used in the war. When you
walked in the entrance there were some old newspapers. They were about when the war was going on,
saying make peace and stuff about the British Queen and who declared war which
was Britain and France. There were lots of medals on the wall. All of the men
who went to war, and there was a lot of
them that had died at the war or battle, it would be half of all of the men
that served our country in great honour.
There was great big plaques on the top of all the walls or in a glass
box with other things, like medals and books. In one glass case there were bullets
and men's suits and armour. There was a
gigantic frame full of badges. It was really interesting because every single
one has a different shape or size. There was also a man that was in the battle
called Ray Currie. He had a talk with us
and he said that it was really hard for him to get through and everyday was
like a year because the days were so long.
When we were walking back to school we saw a massive stone building and
it had all of the names of people who had died in the war. Mrs K saw one of her
friends that she knows from church and he was in the air force in World War 2
which is really amazing. He was saying
that you need to know a lot about the weather and what is high and what is low
so you have to be pretty smart to take all of it in, but it would be cool to
learn what is what.
Hi Ciara I really enjoyed going to the R.S.A I learnt alot about the war.
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