Trevor Collins

But interestingly, the difference with these two soldiers is it didn't happen at the Battle of Mons.

Instead, it happened three weeks after the battle at a location called the Vitry-le-Francois.

The Vitry-le-Francois is located on the river Marne, where the battle began to move after the Battle of Mons.

You know, so like I said, the German Empire is pushing back on the British.

They are encroaching.

They're making some grounds.

And where they're kind of retreating at is where this event happens now three weeks later.

So not the same battle, but a similar area.

These two soldiers now see St.

George at a separate time.

However, Macken spoke out against Campbell's writings.

This is, again, the nurse claiming that no one could prove that they saw St.

George.

And this, again, comes back to what you were asking for.

Who's got those live memoirs?

Because aside from like photography that takes a while to and would be very dangerous to develop in this environment, we don't have anything else to go off of.

So yes, no one can prove that they saw St.

George, but unfortunately, Macken, you can't prove that they didn't.

I mean, he goes, yeah, but I made it up.

And they're like, yeah, right, I understand, but.