Lois’s answer to “Did you use George Gallie Nasmith as a basis for Miles?” > Likes and Comments
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Apparently a WW 1 hero. "George Gallie Nasmith would never have qualified to be a soldier. A condition called achondroplasia had stunted his growth and he stood just four-foot-six." Helped develop a gas mask to protect against chlorine gas attacks by the Germans.
That is VERY interesting! Lois, did it ring any vague bells, or is it truly just an uncanny coincidence?
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Jul 03, 2017 08:04AM
Apparently a WW 1 hero. "George Gallie Nasmith would never have qualified to be a soldier. A condition called achondroplasia had stunted his growth and he stood just four-foot-six." Helped develop a gas mask to protect against chlorine gas attacks by the Germans.
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That is VERY interesting! Lois, did it ring any vague bells, or is it truly just an uncanny coincidence?
