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A1289 Serjeant Major Michael O’Halloran, ‘D’ Battery, 68th Bgde, Royal Field Artillery, served in Boer War, mentioned in dispatches, holder of Meritorious Service Medal and Territorial Service Medal. Courtesy of his Great Grandson, Paul Rene O’Halloran.

B1017 Corporal Harry Dean of High Wycombe, 18th (Queen Mary’s Own) Hussars, died due to gas poisoning, 15th May, 1915, aged 21. Courtesy of his Great Nephew, Stephen Dean.

B1016 Corporal Harry Dean of High Wycombe, 18th (Queen Mary’s Own) Hussars, died of gas poisoning, 25th May,1915, aged 21. Courtesy of his Great Nephew, Stephen Dean.

B1005 Sergeant John Pottage of Scarborough, Army Veterinary Corps. Courtesy of his Grandson, Richard Percy.

G1155 398th Battery, Royal Field Artillery group, with Bombardier Arthur Lewis of Caerphilly (seated, second from right), Scotland, April 1918. Courtesy of his granddaughter, Karen Golden.

B1001 Bombardier Arthur Lewis of Caerphilly, 398th Battery, Royal Field Artillery. Courtesy of his granddaughter, Karen Gordon.

B992 Lieutenant Douglas James Aitchison of Beckenham, 2nd (East Anglian) Battery, Royal Field Artillery and 14 Squadron, Royal Flying Corps, injured in Gaza, 30 December 1917, died of wounds 17 April 1918, aged 21. Courtesy of Kelvin Dakin.

B940 John Cleverley, Royal Artillery. Courtesy of William Mearns.

B939 Peter Dawson, Queen’s Own Cameron Highlanders. Courtesy of William Mearns.

G1069 Horse sick lines and Army Veterinary Corps soldier, photo taken by Captain Bruce.

B875 Unnamed Royal Engineer and horse.

B863 Unnamed soldier, Royal Artillery. Courtesy of Tim Cornish.

B841 Corporal Harry Poole, Army Veterinary Corps. Courtesy of Helen Frost.

G1010 Harry and Edmund Poole (mounted), Army Veterinary Corps. Courtesy of Helen Frost.

B820 Captain Bruce, Royal Warwickshire Regiment.

B805 Lieutenant Rowland Auriol James Beech, 16th Lancers (right), killed 21 February 1915.

B804 Brigadiier General Charles Lionel Kirwan Campbell, CB, CMG, Commanding 5th Cavalry Brigade, 2nd Cavalry Division, formerly 16th Lancers (centre), killed 31 March 1918.

B803 Captain Arthur William Macarthur-Onslow, 16th Lancers (left), killed 5 November 1914.

B803 Unnamed major, King’s Own Scottish Borderers.

B767 George Gibson, Royal Field Artillery. Courtesy of Martyn Hordern.

B719 Unnamed soldier, Army Service Corps. Courtesy of Paul Hughes.

B718 Margaret Waite. Courtesy of Pamela Mills.

B717 Unnamed soldier and horses.

B716 Unnamed soldier and horse.

B703 Unnamed soldier and horse.

B714 Unnamed soldier and horse.

G842 8 Battalion, Sherwood Foresters, Transport Section, 1912. Courtesy of Michael Briggs.

B522 Unnamed officer. Courtesy of Michael Briggs.

B519 John Blanchard of Grimsby, 2nd 5th Battalion, Lincolnshire Regiment. Courtesy of Steve Bramley.

B499 Sergeant M. Sheffield and Daz. Courtesy of Andrew Grantham.

B476 Captain, later Major George Rollo, 1st City Battalion, Kings Liverpool Regiment. Courtesy of Angela Collinson.

B406 Driver Frank Evanson, Royal Field Artillery, and Kitty. Courtesy of Tom Evanson.

U300 Royal Scots Greys, France, 17 July, 1918

Royal Artillery, Nery, France, September, 1914

Royal Artillery

G308 Ambulance for wounded British horses, France, 1918.

Unnamed cavalry unit roadside.

Unnamed cavalry group

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