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G1082 H.M.S. Tiger casualties at the Battle of Dogger Bank, 1915: A.B. John Colton (saved), and the ship’s pet dog (drowned).

G1064 H.M.S. Tiger crew, named with Battle of Dogger Bank casualties, 1915

F426 Captain Mellard Settle of Settle, 5th Battalion, North Staffordshire Regiment, died 23 December, 1918, a prisoner of war, with his brother, Second Lieutenant Reginald (right), 15 Sqdn, Royal Flying Corps, killed 23 July, 1916, and their sisters. Courtesy of Cheshire Remembers.

F429 Unnamed family group.

W290 Nurses and staff, 3rd Red Cross Hospital, Abbeville.

G1020 Ralph Marshall 1st Garrison Battalion Northumberland Fusiliers. Lewsey Oyeleye.

F425 Unnamed soldier and family. Courtesy of Paul Hughes.

B766 George Ernest Whitehurst, 15th Hussars. Courtesy of Martyn Hordern

U238 Mixed group, Royal Army Medical Corps and others, Cologne, 1919.

G912 Royal Marine Light Infantry group.

W262 Unnamed wounded soldier, Royal Artillery, and dog, North Devon VAD hospital, c. 1915.

W255 Unnamed wounded soldiers, North Devon VAD hospital, c. 1915.

G856 Leaning brothers, 5th Battalion, Lincolnshire Regiment, Luton. Courtesy of Steve Bramley.

U250 Unnamed company, Wiltshire Regiment, c.1920.

G762 Unnamed group, boy and dog. Courtesy of Paul Hughes.

B518 Unnamed Canadian soldier and dog.

F265 E. Fielding, lady and dog, January 1917. Courtesy of Andrew Grantham.

B495 Unnamed soldier, Royal Army Medical Corps. Courtesy of Paul Hughes.

Royal Engineers and sniffer dogs

Mixed group and dog, Preston.

Mixed wounded group with dog.

Toby, Royal Artillery, with Dick and Tinker

Royal Engineers with cat and dog

Unnamed corporal, Somerset Light Infantry, father, and dog.