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B493 Thomas Briggs, 4th Battalion, Grenadier Guards. Courtesy of Michael Briggs.

U218 Royal Flying Corps. exercise, Salisbury Plain, around 1914. Courtesy of Andrew Graham.

U217 No 2 Section, Ist North Midland Signal Company, Saffron Walden. Courtesy of Andrew Thornton.

U215 Officers of the Royal Flying Corps, Netheravon Camp, 1914. Courtesy of Andrew Graham.

U213 RAF recruits, Henlow, 1918.

U212 Grimsby Chums marching to Barnetby Statio. Courtesy of Steve Bramley.

U211 City Battalion, King’s Liverpool Regiment, Chester Camp, 1914. Courtesy of LoveLifeWhy.

U210 2nd 7th battalion, King’s Liverpool Regiment, Aldershot, 1917. Courtesy of Angela Collinson.

U209 Ist City Pals Battalion, King’s Liverpool Regiment, Sefton Park. Courtesy of Angela Collinson.

U208 6th Battalion, Sherwood Foresters. Courtesy of Michael Briggs.

A630 Frank Howard Wise, 6th Battalion, South Staffordshire Regiments, died 14 October 1917. Courtesy of Paul Hughes.

A629 Ernest Hill, Royal Marines, Deal, December 1917. Courtesy of Jim McDonald.

B494 Jack, Royal Engineers. Courtesy of Paul Hughes.

G710 Royal Flying Corps, inspection by Lord Roberts, 29 May1914.

G708 Crew of H.M.S. Edinburgh.

G707 Royal Flying Corps group: Captain Connor, Sergeant B. Truonell, Lieutenant Penn Gaskell.

G706 Brothers John Herbert Nall and F.W. Nall, 7th Battalion, Sherwood Foresters, both killed 13 October 1915 Courtesy of Michael Briggs.

B491 J. Redman, May 1919.

F259 Unnamed soldier, Army Service Corps, and father. Courtesy of Paul Hughes.

A629 Lieutenant Smyth, 5th Battalion,Lincolnshire Regiment. Courtesy of Steve Bramley.

A628 Lieutenant Henry M. Anderson, 5th Battalion, Northumberland Fusiliers, of Portaferry, County Down. Ireland, died 30th May 1918. Courtesy of Helen Charlesworth.

A627 Stephen Tatham of Keighley. Courtesy of Men of Worth.

G705 5th Battalion, Lincolnshire Regiment, St Albans. Courtesy of Steve Bramley.

G704 Unnamed group.

G703 Officers of 3rd Battalion, London Regiment, Hurdcott Camp, 2 May 1916, four subsequently killed and five wounded. Courtesy of Paul Hughes.

G702 Harold Cedric White (white shirt), No 1 Section, Prince of Wales Own Civil Service Rifles, Sept 1914 UK. Courtesy of Opinion8ed_dyke.

G701 Harold Cedric White, Prince of Wales’s Own Civil Service Rifles, with Kensington Rifles pals. Courtesy of Opinion8_edDyke.

G700 Capewell brothers, Royal Artillery. Courtesy of men of Worth.

G699 Unnamed pals, Somme. Courtesy of Paul Hughes.

G698 H (Campden) Company, 5th Battalion, Gloucestershire Regiment pals, with Albert Norman Bennett. Courtesy of Paul Hughes.

G697 Unnamed group, West Riding Regiment, 1914. Courtesy of Men of Worth.

G696 Thomas Bridgeman of Grimsby, 46 Battalion, Machine Gun Corps, killed 1 October 1918. Courtesy of Steve Bramley.

G695 Unnamed pals, France, courtesy of Paul Hughes.

G694 Unnamed pals, France. Courtesy of Paul Hughes.

G693 Royal Artillery pals, Salonica, 10 March 1919. Ccourtesy of Paul Hughes.

G692 Royal Artillery pals. Courtesy of Paul Hughes.

G691 Rifle regiment unit. Courtesy of Paul Hughes.

G690 Middlesex Regiment pals. Courtesy of Paul Hughes.

G689 Football B team, 33 Company, Machine Gun Corps. Courtesy of Paul Hughes.

G688 Football A team, 33 Company, Machine Gun Corps. Courtesy of Paul Hughes.

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