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R.R. follows British advance (LOC)

Lt. Walter Brooke; Lt. C.T. Walwynt; Col. P.A. Kenna & Lt. Geoffrey Brooke (LOC)

  • jdshephe46 said:
    Photo probably dates from November 1910. The November 14th edition of the NY Times describes the National Horse Show Association in Madison Square Garden, and notes the presence of foreign officers including: Colonel P. A. Kenna, VC; Lieutenants Geoffrey Brooke and C. F. Walwyn of the Royal Horse Artillery; and Lieutenant Walter Brooke of the Yorkshire Light Artillery. See query.nytimes.com/mem/archive-free/pdf?_r=1&res=9903E...
  • The Library of Congress said:
    Appreciate your help! We'll update the description with fuller names from the negative and reference to the horse show event.
  • GrandpaMiller said:
    C0

Dressing wounds of British (LOC)

  • xiphophilos said:
    The date, inscribed on the right margin, is 10/7/18.
  • kodaksights said:
    both German & British soldiers are working on the wounded man.
  • Art Siegel said:
    seems like the German soldiers, as prisoners, brought in the wounded British soldier:

    From the Imperial War Museum site:
    "THE HUNDRED DAYS OFFENSIVE, AUGUST-NOVEMBER 1918

    part of "MINISTRY OF INFORMATION FIRST WORLD WAR OFFICIAL COLLECTION" (photographs)

    Made by: Brooke, John Warwick (Lieutenant) (Photographer) 1918-08-18

    Action of Outtersteene Ridge. Wounded soldiers of the 9th Division being attended by Royal Army Medical Corps personnel after being brought in by German prisoners. Meteren, 18 August 1918."

    THE HUNDRED DAYS OFFENSIVE, AUGUST-NOVEMBER 1918
    THE HUNDRED DAYS OFFENSIVE, AUGUST-NOVEMBER 1918© IWM (Q 6956)