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Wiltshire Regiment - A black and white photograph of the Parade formed up in Salisbury Market Square on 3 December 1947 when the Regiment was awarded the Freedom of Salisbury. Number 1 Company was formed by soldiers from the 1st Battalion; Number 2 Company consisted of the Colour parties of the 1st and 4th Battalions together with the standards from fourteen branches of the Old Comrades Associations. Major Dutton MC commanded No 1 Company, Lieutenant Colonel Luce DSO commanded No 2 Company and Major Read No 3 Company. The parade as a whole was commanded by Lieutenant Colonel N Kenrick. The county cadets lined the parade ground.The 1st Battalion colour bearers were Lieutenant Etherington, Lieutenant Fairclough. The 4th Battalion bearers were Captain Brain and Captain Newton-Clare MC. The Bandmaster was Bandmaster Dalrymple, Parade Adjutant Major Royle, The RSM was RSM White, [No 1 Company RSM Davies, No 2 Company RSM Bull]

Persons(s): Kenrick, N, Lieutenant Colonel; Dutton, Major; Newton-Clare, H M, Captain; Fairclough, Lieutenant; Luce, Major; Read, Major; Kenrick, N, Lieutenant Colonel;

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Wiltshire Regiment - A black and white photograph of the ceremony on 3 December 1947 when the Regiment was awarded the Freedom of Salisbury. This image shows the Mayor accompanied by Lieutenant Colonel N Kenrick inspecting No 3 Company in the Market Square. To the left of the photo is Major A. Snell.

Persons(s): Kenrick, N, Lieutenant Colonel; Kenrick, N, Lieutenant Colonel; Snell, A, Major;

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Wiltshire Regiment - A black and white photograph of the ceremony on 3 December 1947 when the Regiment was awarded the Freedom of Salisbury. This image shows the Mayor accompanied by Lieutenant Colonel N Kenrick in the Market Square inspecting the Colour Party which consisted of the Colours of the 1st and 4th Battalions. Carrying two of the Colours are Lieutenant Etherington and Captain Brain.

Persons(s): Kenrick, N, Lieutenant Colonel; Kenrick, N, Lieutenant Colonel; Etherington, Lieutenant; Brain, Captain;

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1st Bn, Wiltshire Regiment - A black and white photograph of the officers of the Battalion in India sometime between 1945 and 1947. It shows (standing from left to right) Lieutenant Leared, Lieutenant Bedford, Lieutenant Banks, (5th from the left) Lieutenant (QM) Griffiths, followed by Lieutenant Couzens and Lieutenant D. Kendrick, In the middle row (left to right) are Captain Meade, Lieutenant Carter, Lieutenant J. Cole, Lieutenant Smythe, Lieutenant Riches, Lieutenant Langmead, Lieutenant Clarke, Lieutenant P. Christie and Captain P. Fine; in the front row seated (left to right) are Captain Chichester-Constable, Major Reith, Captain T. Lucking, Lieutenant Colonel N E C. Kenrick DSO, Major O F Newton-Dunn, Major Dutton MC, Captain R. Avery.

Persons(s): Kenrick, N, Lieutenant Colonel; Leared, Lieutenant; Bedford, Lieutenant; Banks, Lieutenant; Griffiths, Lieutenant; Couzens, Lieutenant; Kendrick, D, Lieutenant; Meade, Captain; Carter, Lieutenant; Cole, J, Lieutenant; Smythe, Lieutenant; Riches, Lieutenant; Langmead, Lieutenant; Clarke, Lieutenant; Christie, P, Lieutenant; Fine, P, Lieutenant; Chichester-Constable, Captain; Reith, Major; Lucking, T, Captain; Kenrick, N, Lieutenant Colonel; Newton-Dunn, O F, Major; Dutton, Major; Avery, Major;

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5th Bn, Wiltshire Regiment - A black and white photograph of the Brigadier, Officers and 1st reinforcements at Hawkhurst, in Kent in May 1944. This group also included 11 Canadian Officers who were attached to the Battalion for the forthcoming invasion of Europe. The following named officers are known to be in this photograph but their exact location is not known: Lieutenant George, Lieutenant F Goddard., Lieutenant G. Baker, Lieutenant D. Keeling, Lieutenant Gardiner, Lieutenant E. Drake, Liuetenant A.Willick, Lieutenant M.Chittenden, Lieutenant T. Wood, Lieutenant Litrizza, Lieutenant Baker, Lieutenant Newton-Clare, Lieutenant J. Sollitt, Lieutenant E. Hooke, Captain W. Newman, Captain Dobby, Lieutenant D. Brown, Lieutenant J. Slatter, Lieutenant B. Bevan, Captain I. Herridge, Captain B. Rundle (GB Brigade), Captain E. Norris, Captain F. Milne, Captain M. Dicker, Captain A. Snell, Major W. Hankey, Major R. Wheatley, Major P. Pearson, Major P. Pearson, Brigadier Mole, Lieutenant Colonel Kenrick, Captain H. Peace, Major Rimmington, Major S, McClintock, Captain Daybell, Captain Field and Captain P. Barber

Persons(s): Kenrick, N, Lieutenant Colonel; George, Lieutenant; Goddard, F, Lieutenant; Baker, G, Lieutenant; Keeling, D, Lieutenant; Gardiner, Lieutenant; Drake, E, Lieutenant; Willick, A, Lieutenant; Chittenden, M, Lieutenant; Wood, T, Lieutenant; Litrizza, Lieutenant; Baker, Lieutenant; Newton-Clare, H M, Lieutenant; Sollitt, J, Lieutenant; Hooke, E, Lieutenant; Newman, W, Captain; Dobby, Captain; Brown, D, Lieutenant; Slatter, J, Lieutenant; Bevan, B, Lieutenant; Herridge, I, Captain; Rundle, B, Captain; Norris, E, Captain; Milne, F, Captain; Dicker, M, Captain; Snell, A, Captain; Hankey, W, Major; Wheatley, R, Major; Pearson, P, Major; Mole, Brigadier; Kenrick, N, Lieutenant Colonel; Peace, H, Captain; Rimmington, Major; McClintock, S, Major; Daybell, Captain; Field, Captain; Barber, P, Captain;