Regiment Archives: Royal Field Artillery

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A1048 Unnamed soldier, Royal Field Artillery, American Studios.

F425 The grave of Herbert Saunders, Royal Field Artillery, killed in action, 8 September 1918, and his son, Herbert. Courtesy of Louise Bruzon.

G1030 582 Battery, Royal Field Artillery, with Henry Radford. Courtesy OF Arnold Radford.

G1029 582 Battery, Royal Field Artillery, with Henry Radford. Courtesy of Arnold Radford.

G1028 Henry Radford and pals, 582 Battery, Royal Field Artillery. Courtesy of Arnold Radford.

G1027 Henry Radford and pals, 582 battery, Royal Field Artillery. Courtesy of Arnold Radford.

A1021 Henry Radford, 582 Battery, Royal Field Artillery. Courtesy of Arnold Radford.

B832 Driver/Gunner Tom Laking, Royal Horse/Field Artillery, 1915. Courtesy of Tony Laking.

G1005 Royal Artillery group, with Tom Laking (standing second right). Courtesy of Tony Laking.

A979 Lieutenant Colonel J. H. Hinton, Royal Field Artillery. Courtesy of Steve Bramley

G961 Royal Field Artillery soldiers, ladies and cat.

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

B761 Charles Bridgett, Royal Field Artillery. Courtesy of Martyn Hordern.

B755 Sergeant Charles Williamson, farrier, Royal Field Artillery, Alexandria, 1915. Courtesy of Ian Warburton.

A826 Unnamed lance corporal, Royal Field Artillery.

A810 Second Lieutenant Arthur F. Botham, Royal Field Artillery. Courtesy of Pamela Mills.

F305 Albert Ernest Marriott (left), Harry Conrad Marriott (centre) and Sydney Herbert Marriott (right), and families, December 1918. Courtesy of Stephen Marriott.

G827 Sydney Herbert Marriott (left), Harry Conrad Marriott, M.C. (centre) and Albert Earnest Marriott (right), Alders House, Tamworth, December 1918. Courtesy of Stephen Marriott.

A771 Ben Turner, 108th Army Brigade, Royal Field Artillery, died 11 September 1918 aged 19. Courtesy of Paul Hughes.

G792 Royal Field Artillery officers. Courtesy of Will Staniland.

G790 Officer cadet group,119th Battery, 27th Battalion, Royal Field Artillery Special Reserve. Courtesy of Will Staniland.

G789 Officer cadet group,119th Battery, 27th Battalion, Royal Field Artillery Special Reserve, Harry L. Staniland far left. Courtesy of Will Staniland.

B642 2nd Lieutenant Harry L. Staniland, 119th Battery, 27th Battalion, Royal Field Artillery Special Reserve. Courtesy of Will Staniland.

B641 Harry L. Staniland, 119th Battery, 27th Battalion, Royal Field Artillery Special Reserve. Courtesy of Will Staniland.

A727 Lieutenant John Edward Langton Clarke M.C., M, 50th Battery Royal Field Artillery, killed 14 September 1914, aged 24. Courtesy of Michael Briggs.

A696 Unnamed soldier, Royal Field Artillery. Courtesy of Paul Hughes.

F270 Mixed regiments, Royal Fusiliers, Middlesex Regiment, Royal Engineers and ladies, Frederick Bourne Studio, Eastbourne.

G723 J. Hayden, 18th Battery, Royal Field Artillery, and pals. Courtesy of Andrew Grantham.

B513 G.A. Pilcher, 2/2nd Kent Battery, Royal Field Artillery. Courtesy of Andrew Grantham.

B511 J. Crawford, Royal Field Artillery. Courtesy of Keri Zaczek.

G719 Unnamed group, Royal Field Artillery. Courtesy of Andrew Grantham.

B902 89746 Arthur Manns, Royal Field Artillery. Courtesy of Andrew Grantham.

F262 Thomas Anderson, Royal Field Artillery, and wife Millie. Courtesy of Andrew Grantham.

B498 W. Bottomley, Royal Field Artillery. Courtesy of Andrew Grantham.

B497 Stanley F. G. Waldron, D.C.M., Royal Field Artillery. Courtesy of Andrew Grantham.

B488 Gunner A. Kemp, “Z” 2nd T.M. Battery, Royal Field Artillery, killed 7 October 1916. Courtesy of C. Miller.

B503 Unnamed sergeant, Royal Field Artillery, M.M. Courtesy of Paul Hughes.

B491 ‘Little Vick’, Royal Field Artillery, Gibraltar. Courtesy of Paul Hughes

A579 Frederick Morgan, Royal Field Artillery. Courtesy of Den Morgan.

B452 W. Bottomley, Royal Field Artillery, Courtesy of Andrew Grantham.

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