Words from Mametz Wood (World War 1) from lad france Watch Video
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Description: The words are those of men who actually took part in the Battle of Mametz Wood.nnCapt. Llewelyn Wyn Griffith of the 15th. Royal Welsh Fusiliers wrote 'Up to Mametz' survived the war. He lost a son in WWII.nnDavid Jones, a Private in the Royal Welsh Fusiliers, wrote 'In Parenthesis'. He was wounded in the thigh during the battle. After the war he became a distinguished poet and artist.nnAlong with his friend Siegfried Sassoon, Robert Graves was a commissioned officer in the Royal Welsh Fusiliers.
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