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2nd Bn, Wiltshire Regiment - A black and white photo of the Warrant Officers and Sergeants at Crownhill Barracks, Plymouth, in 1932 with Major General Evans, the Colonel of the Regiment, in the middle. Photographer; Abrahams Devonport -

Persons(s): Chun, Sergeant; Bailey, Sergeant; Price, Acting Staff Sergeant; Lawes, Sergeant; Page, Sergeant; Daniels, Sergeant; Warner, Sergeant; Caves, Sergeant; Witts, Lance Sergeant; Nichols, Sergeant; Ferris, Sergeant; Bull, Lance Sergeant; Snook, Lance Sergeant; Bates, Lance Sergeant; Haines, Sergeant; Horton, Sergeant; Cook, Sergeant; Poole, Sergeant; Moore, Lance Sergeant; Day, Sergeant; Martin, Sergeant; Barnes, Sergeant; Bull, Band Sergeant; Cronan, Company Quartermaster Sergeant; Kemble, Sergeant; Frost, Company Quartermaster Sergeant; Andrews, Sergeant; Saunders, Sergeant; Marsh, Sergeant; Baggs, Company Quartermaster Sergeant; Penny, Sergeant; Arthur, Company Quartermaster Sergeant; Pryor, Lance Sergeant; Kierstenson, Lance Sergeant; May, Drum Major; Pearce, Lance Sergeant; Sanders, Sergeant; Jacobs, Company Sergeant Major; Cobb, Company Sergeant Major; Newman, Company Sergeant Major; Flanner, Regimental Quartermaster Sergeant; Platt, W, Colonel; Newton, Regimental Sergeant Major; Evans, E, Major General; Dalrymple, Bandmaster; Everett, E N, Lieutenant; Scudamore, Company Sergeant Major; Muskett, Company Sergeant Major; Bolter, Company Sergeant Major;

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2nd Bn, Wiltshire Regiment - A sepia photo, dated 1937, of three soldiers in civilian clothes, Milson, Day and Frost in front of the War Memorial to the 60th London Division for those killed in the capture of Jerusalem in 1917 in Palestine

Persons(s): Milson, Sergeant; Day, Sergeant; Frost, Sergeant;

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4/6th Bn, Royal Berkshire Regiment - A black and white photo taken at Buckingham Palace of the Battalion's 1966 winning team for the Duke of Edinburgh's challange Trophy; the team consisted of (Front row) Private CHILTON, Captain SHAW STEWART, Captain LONG (With the Trophy), the Duke of Edinburgh, Lieutenant Colonel SELLERS, Major FRAZER, Company Sergeant Major BAYNHAM, (Middle Row) Sergeant John BYLES, two unidentified members, G BECKINSDALE, Corporal ALLEN, OVERTON (Back Row) Corporal R BISHOP, an unidentified member, B CHAPLIN, Sergeant DAY, WILSON, Corporal TILLY, Sergeant Bags WALLIS and WO2 Harry BECKMANM

Persons(s): Chilton, D G, Lieutenant; Shaw-Stewart, Captain; HRH The Duke of Edinburgh; Sellers, Colonel; Frazer, Major; Baynham, T; Byles, J; Beckinsdale, G; Allen, Corporal; Overton; Bishop, R, Corporal; Chaplin, B; Day, Sergeant; Wilson; Tilly, Corporal; Wallis; Beckman, WO2;

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1st Bn, Royal Berkshire Regiment - One of 53 photographs catalogued from the over 100 contained in a photographic album/journal from the period 1942-1946 compiled by Private S J Day; this sepia photo shows, four members of the section of men who, in 1943, were part of a Divisional party to man the old Mogul fort at Ahmed Nagar where Pandit Nehru, eventually to be Prime Minister of India after Independance in 1947, was imprisoned; this duty followed the Arakan campaign. The four soldiers are Sam Johnson of the DLI, Danny Munroe of the Royal Scots and 'Nazi' Lines and Sig Day, both of the Battalion plus the Char Wallah Shaike Fazool Jamal Mohamed who just happened to be the All Indian Champion Wrestler

Persons(s): Day, S J, Private; Johnson, S, Private; Munro, D, Private; Lines, S, Private; Day, S, Private;

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1st Bn, Royal Berkshire Regiment - One of 53 photographs catalogued from the over 100 contained in a photographic album/journal from the period 1942-1946 compiled by Private S J Day; this sepia photo shows Private Sidney Day in Bombay in 1943 where he was convalescing from malaria; the caption reads: "Myself in a bad mood. My tent had just been ripped by blast from the new rocket firing anti aircraft battery of the R.I.N. and I was off to tear a strip off someone. Was I mad?!!"

Persons(s): Day, S J, Private; Day, S, Private;

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1st Bn, Royal Berkshire Regiment - One of 53 photographs catalogued from the over 100 contained in a photographic album/journal from the period 1942-1946 compiled by Private S J Day; this black and white photo shows Private 'Jeff' Jefferies and Sidney Day both convalscing somewhere in India sometime in 1943 - Sidney Day is on the left

Persons(s): Day, S J, Private; Jefferies, Private; Day, S;

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1st Bn, Royal Berkshire Regiment - One of 53 photographs catalogued from the over 100 contained in a photographic album/journal from the period 1942-1946 compiled by Private S J Day; this black and white photo shows the marker for a communal grave for some of the members of the Battalion killed in the Kohima fighting in 1944 which is graphically described in this journal; the bodies were later reburied in the Kohima military cemetery

Persons(s): Day, S J, Private; Day, S;

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1st Bn, Royal Berkshire Regiment - One of 53 photographs catalogued from the over 100 contained in a photographic album/journal from the period 1942-1946 compiled by Private S J Day; this black and white photo shows the marker for a communal grave for some of the members of the Battalion killed in the Kohima fighting in 1944 which is graphically described in this journal; the bodies were later reburied in the Kohima military cemetery

Persons(s): Day, S J, Private; Day, S;

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1st Bn, Royal Berkshire Regiment - Two of 53 photographs catalogued from the over 100 contained in a photographic album/journal from the period 1942-1946 compiled by Private S J Day; these two almost identical black and white photo show Private Sid Day and three others, Corporal Dixie Dean, George Elmer and Bill Lawrence (ex-Royal Artillery) at Kamredi in Burma at the end of the 2nd World War in 1945.

Persons(s): Day, S J, Private; Day, S;

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1/4th Bn, Wiltshire Regiment - A sepia group photograph of the Sergeants in Delhi, India in 1915. It shows, in the rear row, from left to right, Sergeants Whatley, Huntley, Fluck, Holbrook, Stafford, Simmons and Waters. In the 2nd row, from left to right, are Sergeants Henley, Bowles, Hopkins, Card, Powney, Fetham, Blake, Garrett, Howe, Stoppard, Opie, Randell, Jones, Bretlain and Marsh. In the 3rd row, left to right, are Sergeants Raine, Munday, Whittaker, Green, Graway, Chard, Leppard, Lenton, Holland, Wallis, Paget, Smith, Burns, Feltham, Grainger, Bailey and Kimber. The 4th row has Sergeant Rowes, Notley, Ellwood and Liddiard, Major Armstrong, Colonel Radnor, Captain (Adjutant) Bond, Sergeants Slick, Thorne, Hare and Thomas. In the front are Sergeants Cooper, Bryant, Day, Humphries, Stowe, Randell, Drewitt, Walker, Sprag and Hoad. [Note: the names are from the notes made by Sergeant Notley in the album, some of the names may have been misspelt]. Sergeant Munday later won the Distinguished Conduct Medal in Palestine in 1917. Major Armstrong was killed in action whilst in command of the Battalion.

Persons(s): Whatley, Sergeant; Huntley, Sergeant; Fluck, Sergeant; Holbrook, Sergeant; Stafford, Sergeant; Simmons, Sergeant; Waters, Sergeant; Henley, Sergeant; Bowles, Sergeant; Hopkins, Sergeant; Card, Sergeant; Powney, Sergeant; Fetham, Sergeant; Blake, Sergeant; Garratt, Sergeant; Howe, Sergeant; Stoppard, Sergeant; Opie, Sergeant; Randell, Sergeant; Jones, Sergeant; Bretlain, Sergeant; Marsh, Sergeant; Raine, Sergeant; Munday, Sergeant; Whittaker, Sergeant; Green, Sergeant; Graway, Sergeant; Chard, Sergeant; Leppard, Sergeant; Lenton, Sergeant; Holland, Sergeant; Wallis, Sergeant; Paget, Sergeant; Smith, Sergeant; Burns, Sergeant; Feltham, Sergeant; Grainger, Sergeant; Bailey, Sergeant; Kimber, Sergeant; Rowe, Sergeant; Notley, C, Sergeant; Ellwood, Sergeant; Liddiard, Sergeant; Armstrong, Major; Radnor, Colonel; Bond, Captain; Slick, Sergeant; Thorne, Sergeant; Hare, Sergeant; Thomas, Sergeant; Cooper, Sergeant; Bryant, Sergeant; Day, Sergeant; Humphries, Sergeant; Stowe, Sergeant; Drewitt, Sergeant; Walker, Sergeant; Sprag, Sergeant; Hoad, Sergeant;