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Alfred Edward Cook and Richard Edward Cook. Courtesy of Rennie Richardson.

G555 Mixed group, France.

G587 Sergeant Arthur G. Monger and pals, 337 Brigade, Royal Field Artillery, Canterbury barracks, 1917.

Royal Artillery

Royal Engineers

Lt Davidson, 14th Northumberland Fusiliers

104 Squadron 1917, Royal Flying Corps

G154 Unnamed group with child

Queen-Marys-Army-Auxiliary-Corps-in-transit-1919_W

Royal Army Medical Corps, West Lancashire Brigade

Raiding party, France, July 1918

7th Battalion, The King’s (Liverpool Regiment)

Unnamed corporal, Somerset Light Infantry, father, and dog.

G401 Army and naval group with ladies, Royal West Surrey Regiment (left) and Women’s Army Auxiliary Corps, British Studios, Norwich

Unnamed pioneer group. Courtesy of Sandra Gittins.

Queen Mary’s Army Auxiliary Corps tea, Rouen, 1919.

British soldiers in Queant, France, 8 October, 1918

Captain Whalley and Lieutenant Curtler, 8th Battalion, Worcester Regiment. Courtesy of Paul Roberts.

5th Battalion. Gloucestershire Regiment pals, J W Hack, Suffolk Road, Cheltenham Road. Courtesy of Paul Hughes.

5th Battalion, Devonshire Regiment, 1914. Courtesy of Sandra Gittings.

G023 Royal Engineers, Imperial Studios, Aldershot.

Royal Army Medical Corps

Northumberland Fusilers, concert troupe

6th Battalion, King’s (the Liverpool Regiment)

G131 Teddy and pals, Royal Artillery.

Unnamed group, including A. McNeilage of Bonnybridge

Royal Engineers

AH Huckell and Frank Few of Willingham

Lewis gun team with masks during gas attack, France, 29 July 1918

Unnamed unit, France

Pierrot troupe, ‘The Bow Belles’

Mixed group, Army Service Corps and serjeant

Albert Neave (centre), Norfolk Regiment, KIA, Halton Camp, 1915

‘The Strafers’, Amy Pay Corps, BEF, 1917

Unnamed group, Mesopotamia.

Unnamed Royal Army Medical Corps pals.

Jack and Royal Engineers pals in France, addressed to Miss L Sutch of Ryton on Dunsmore,

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