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Officer going up to find positions for his guns
- Chris said:
- Chief Swim said:
Members of the First Aid Nursing Yeomanry outside one of their huts
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simon o'corra said:
Can I use this image in my new book Human Images of World War One?
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anidvest said:
A second correection. There was one fatalitl: Eveline Shaw died in August 1918 while attached to the French Army. She is buried in Sézanne.
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Tim Franklin said:
Lilian A.M. Franklin, CO FANY (OBE), is second from the left. She was my Great Great Aunt. Amazing woman.
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Pete-Williamson said:
This bears no resemblance whatsoever to a Nissen hut or to a Quonset hut.
Damaged aeroplane arriving at an R.A.F.Depot for examination and repair
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incredible face said:
The RAF did not exist at this time, it was still the R.F.C. until April 1918
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