A1288 Lieutenant George Anderson of Prestonpans, 57 Squadron, Royal Air Force, killed while flying at Haplincourt,16 September 1918, buried at Grevillers British Cemetery.. Courtesy of his Great Nephew, Mark Wilkie.
G1146 Officers and sergeants, ‘A’ Coy, 7th Battalion, King’s Own Scottish Borderers, 1915, with Lt. James Scott of Langholm (seated far right), killed at Loos, 25 September 1915, aged 19. Courtesy of John Crawford.
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.
G1131 1/14 Battalion, London Regiment (London Scottish), with Lieutenant Lawrence Buckley Burtt M.C., twice mentioned in dispatches, (officer seated left), 1917 or 1918. Courtesy of Tony Burtt.
A1202 Lieutenant James Henry Preston of Burnley, Labour Corps attached to King’s (Liverpool Regiment), died 11th January 1919 aged 40. Courtesy of Clifford Scott.
A1200 Lieutenant Charles Bertram Dyson of Burnley, killed in action 26th March 1918, aged 21. Courtesy of Clifford Scott.
A1180 Lieutenant Herbert Edward Pollard of Burnley, 134th Army Troops Coy, Royal Engineers, killed in action 26th June 1917. Courtesy of Clifford Scott.
B952 Lieutenant McLaren, 4th (Perthshire) Volunteer Battalion, Black Watch. Courtesy of William Mearns.
A1073 Lieutenant Michele Amoroso of New Brighton, 96 Brigade, Royal Artillery, died 3 July 1916. Courtesy of Cheshire Remembers.
A1064 Lieutenant Daniel Whelton of Clonakilty, Co. Cork , 8th (2nd Leinster) Battalion, Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers, killed at Hullock, 29April 1916. Courtesy of Pat.
B873 Second Lieutenant William Wheelton of Adlington, 1st Battalion, West Yorkshire Regiment, killed 29 March, 1918, aged 24. Courtesy of Cheshire Remembers.
A964 Lieutenant Denys Keith Sworder of Campden, Royal Flying Corps, badly wounded 23 March 1917. Courtesy of Paul Hughes.
B790 Lieutenant Richard Evans of Snelston, 6th Battalion, Sherwood Foresters, died 10 August 1917, aged 20. Courtesy of Michael Briggs.
B723 Lieutenant Roland Canby, 2nd 6th Battalion, North Staffordshire Regiment, killed 8 May 1917. Courtesy of Paul Hughes.
A797 Lieutenant Lieutenant Charles Stuart Bott of Spilsby, 7th Battalion, Lincolnshire Regiment, killed 17 April 1917. Courtesy of Steve Bramley.
B624 Lieutenant Ronald Leslie Canby, 6th Battalion, North Staffordshire Regiment, killed 8 May 1917. Courtesy of Paul Hughes.
A694 Lieutenant Bertram Devas, 10th Battalion, Suffolk Regiment, killed 13 November 1916. Courtesy of Dominic Medley.
B503 Andrew Douglas John Melliss, Lieutenant , 5th Battalion, Oxfordshire & Buckinghamshire Light Infantry, killed 17 October 1915, aged 18. Courtesy of Andy Wright.
A628 Lieutenant Henry M. Anderson, 5th Battalion, Northumberland Fusiliers, of Portaferry, County Down. Ireland, died 30th May 1918. Courtesy of Helen Charlesworth.
B481 Lieutenant Maurice Dease, V.C., 4th Battalion, Royal Fusiliers, killed 23 August 1914. Courtesy of Dominic Medley.
A597 Lieutenant Jesse Francis Montague Hind, 9th Battalion, Sherwood Foresters, killed 27th September, 1916. Courtesy of Michael Briggs.
A595 Lieutenant Henry M. Anderson, M.C.,5th Battalion, Northumberland Fusiliers, died 30th May 1918. Courtesy of Helen Charlesworth.
A592 Lieutenant Patrick Maxwell Murray, 2nd Battalion, Sherwood Foresters, died 20th September,1914. Courtesy of Michael Briggs.
A546 Lieutenant Daniel Whelton of Dunowen, Ardfield, Clonakilty, Co. Cork, 8th Battalion, Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers, died 29 April, 1916 aged 25 at Hulluch. Courtesy of Pat.
B430 Lieutenant Edward Russell of 328, Mansfield Road, Carrington, 11th Battalion, Sherwoods killed1st July, 1916 aged 20. Courtesy of Michael Briggs.
U120 Various units returning, Dover, 1919, Lieutenant Alfred Farnan, 2nd Battalion, King’s Royal Rifle Corps, standing right. Courtesy of Barry Spears.
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