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U103 B Battery, 87 Brigade Royal Field Artillery, 1915 after Battle of the Aisne. Courtesy of EOEJMBE.

G437 Cheltenham Ladies College ladies and pals, 1917. Courtesy of @CLC

A426 Colonel L. E. Pilkington, C.M.G., 5th Battalion, South Lancashire Regiment, 1925. Courtesy of the Hardman Archive.

Unnamed soldier

Privates Eaton and Tate, King’s Own (Yorkshire Light Infantry).

Unnamed soldier, Army Service Corps

Unnamed soldier, Royal Army Medical Corps, Gravesend studio

Unnamed wounded soldier, Moor Park Hospital, Preston

Unnamed soldier

Unnamed soldier, Royal Field Artillery, Blackpool studio

Unnamed soldier, France

Unnamed British soldier

Unnamed soldier, Welsh Regiment.

F054 Unnamed lance corporal and lady

Unnamed soldier and family, Courtesy of Somerset.

F044 Unnamed sergeant with medal ribbon, and family, at home

Wounded British soldier

Queen Mary’s Army Auxiliary Corps, Rouen, 1919

Stanley Henry Adams, 14th Battalion, Royal Warwickshire, Welsh Horse. Courtesy of Daisy.

UO68 6th Battalion, Cheshire Regiment, St Mary’s Court, Shropshire.

5th Battalion, Gloucestershire Regiment pals and family, 21 Park Road Chelmsford, October 1914. Courtesy of Paul Hughes.

Unnamed officer King’s Liverpool Regiment, camp. Courtesy of AngelJCake.

7th Battalion, The King’s (Liverpool Regiment)

Fred Robinson, 5th Battalion Lincolnshire Regiment. killed 13 October 1915. Courtesy of Paul Hughes.

Lt Davidson, 14th Northumberland Fusiliers

Captain John Balfour Hardcastle of Broughton Hall, Lechlade, 2nd Battalion, Oxfordshire and Buckinghamshire Light Infantry, killed in action 30 July 1916 aged 23.

U042 Unnamed unit, Berkhamsted

Unnamed unit with ‘Percy’, France

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