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1st Bn, Royal Berkshire Regiment - A sepia photo of the 'G' Company Bayonet Fighting Team who were the winners of the Inter-Company Competition in 1907/8. - Photographer; Browne A G

Persons(s): Carey, Private; Lee, Private; Smith, Lieutenant-Sergeant; Weddle, Corporal; Vesey, Sergeant; Price, Corporal; Pierce, Captain; Orr, Lieutenant; Fullbrook, Sergeant; Appleton, Private; Taylor, Private;

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49th Regiment - A sepia photo of a group of Officers, probably in Sheffield, England in 1878. L to R] [1] Captain Edward Thompson Dickson, [2 -Sat -?-], [3 - Standing] Lieutenant  F.B.R.Hemphil[ Died in Malta 1891], [4 -Standing -?-], [5 - Sat 3rd Left] Quartermaster Samuel Deacon, [6 - sat 4th left] Major William Young, [7 -?-], [8 - Stood 3rd Left] Lieutenant  Harry Winton Holden, [9 - stood 4th left] 2nd Lieutenant Elmhirst Rhodes [Brother of Cecil Rhodes], [10 - sat front centre] Lieutenant  Arthur N.  Burns, [11 - sat 5th left] Captain Alfred George Huyshe [Commanded 1 Berks Regt at Battle of Tofrek], [12 - Stood 5th Left] Captain Edward B. Thornton, [13 - sat 6th left] Lieutenant Thomas Fraser King, [14 - Stood 6th left] Lieutenant  E.J. Brooke, [15 - Sat from, far right] Captain Henry Tichborne Smith, [16 - sat far right ] Captain William Stevenson. The Regimental digest of service reads… On 5 Nov 1878, England, Sheffield. Regiment marched here from Aldershot, with a detachment deployed to Tynemouth. Four months later, on 25 March 1879, the Regiment moved to Dover from Sheffield and was joined by the detachment from Tynemouth.

Persons(s): Hempill, Lieutenant; Holder, Lieutenant; Rhodes, Lieutenant; Thornton, Captain; Brooke, Lieutenant; Dickinson, Captain; Pope; Deacon; Govey, Major; Huyshe; King, Lieutenant; Smith, Lieutenant; Burns, Lieutenant; Stevenson, Captain;

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2nd Bn, Wiltshire Regiment - A sepia group photograph of the officers at Gosport in 1913 taken just prior to their embarkation to Gibraltar. In the rear row from left to right are Lieutenant Burroughs, Lieutenant Beaver, Lieutenant Hill, Lieutenant Wallis, Captain Moore, 2nd Lieutenant Shelford, 2nd Lieutenant Macnamara, Lieutenant Smith and Lieutenant (Quartermaster) Martin. Seated in the centre row are Lieutenant Herrey, Major Wyndham, Major Forbes, Lieutenant Colonel Jeffreys, Captain (Adjutant) Culver, Captain Stoddart, and Captain Coddington. In the front on the left is Lieutenant Martyn, in the middle 2nd Lieutenant Grimston and on the right 2nd Lieutenant Down.

Persons(s): Burroughs, Lieutenant; Beaver, Lieutenant; Hill, Lieutenant; Wallis, Lieutenant; Moore, Captain; Shelford, 2nd Lieutenant; Macnamarra, 2nd Lieutenant; Smith, Lieutenant; Martin, Lieutenant; Herrey, Lieutenant; Wyndham, Major; Forbes, Major; Jeffreys, Lieutenant Colonel; Culver, Captain; Stoddart, Captain; Coddington, Captain; Martyn, Lieutenant; Grimston, 2nd Lieutenant; Down, 2nd Lieutenant;

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1st Bn, Wiltshire Regiment - A sepia photograph of officers from both the 1st and 2nd Battalions in Gibraltar, 1913 when both Battalions met for the first time as a County Regiment. When Battalions met like this there was normally a significant amount of cross posting between the Battalions whereby the younger members were posted to the overseas Battalion in this case the 2nd, and the older time expired men joined the Battalion returning to England, in this case the 1st. The officers in this image are named with the Battalion served in at this time. In the rear row from left to right are Lieutenant Macnamara (2nd), Lieutenant Brown (1st), Lieutenant Hill (2nd), Lieutenant Goodhart (1st), Lieutenant Beaven (2nd), Lieutenant Loder-Symonds (1st), Lieutenant Geddes (2nd), Lieutenant Shelford (2nd). Lieutenant Wand-Tetley (1st), Lieutenant Carrington (1st), Lieutenant Rose (1st), Lieutenant Ponsford (2nd) and Lieutenant Morse (1st). In the middle row are Lieutenant Broome (1st), Lieutenant Grimston (2nd), Lieutenant Smith (2nd), Lieutenant Hooper (2nd) Captain Martin (2nd), Lieutenant Oliphant (1st), Lieutenant Ansted (2nd), Lieutenant Down (2nd), Lieutenant Mee (1st), Captain Cordon (1st), Lieutenant Bleckly (2nd) and Lieutenant Green (1st). In the front row are Captain Le Huquet (2nd), Captain Dawes (1st), Captain Moore (2nd), Captain Timmis (2nd), Major Forbes (2nd), Colonel Warden (1st), Colonel Jeffreys (2nd), Major Hasted (1st), Major Wyndham (2nd) Captain Blake (1st), Captain Culver (2nd), Captain Rowan (1st) and Captain Carter (2nd)

Persons(s): Macnamarra, Lieutenant; Brown, Lieutenant; Hill, Lieutenant; Goodhart, Lieutenant; Beavon, Lieutenant; Loder-Symonds, Lieutenant; Geddes, Lieutenant; Shelford, Lieutenant; Wand, Lieutenant; Carrington, Lieutenant; Rose, Lieutenant; Ponsford, Lieutenant; Morse, Lieutenant; Broome, Lieutenant; Grimstone, Lieutenant; Smith, Lieutenant; Hooper, Lieutenant; Martin, Captain; Oliphant, Lieutenant; Ansted, Lieutenant; Down, Lieutenant; Mee, Lieutenant; Cordon, Captain; Bleckley, Lieutenant; Green, Lieutenant; Le Huquet, Captain; Dawes, Captain; Moore, Captain; Timmis, Captain; Forbes, Major; Warden, Colonel; Jeffreys, Colonel; Hasted, Major; Wyndham, Major; Blake, Captain; Culver, Captain; Rowan, Captain; Carter, Captain;

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8th Bn, Wiltshire Home Guard - A black and white group photograph of the officers of the battalion taken shortly after formation in 1940. (With overlay indicating the officers names and location in the photo) (Rear row standing L to R) Lieutenant F.J. Moore (Bn HQ), Cataian W. T. Goodwin ('C' Coy), Lieutenant Goodfellow ('A' Coy), Lieutenant T.H. Locker ('C' Coy), Lieutenant S.C. Ingram ('C' Coy), Lieutenant Stock, ('A' Coy), Lieutenant L.A. Sly, ('C' Coy), Major Pomeroy (Post Office), Lieutenant R.J.C. Mansell (Bn HQ), Lieutenant Bevis ('B' Coy), Lieutenant J. Hart, ('B' Coy), Lieutenant Darvill, ('B' Coy), Captain McWilliam, ('A' Coy), Lieutenant Lywood, (Bn HQ), Lieutenant Smith, ('A' Coy), Lieutenant H.G. Sainsbury (Bn HQ), Lieutenant W. Foster ('C' Coy), Lieutenant Deacon, (Electric Light Company Platoon), Lieutenant Belbin, )('A' Coy), Lieutenant Nicholls, ('A' Coy). (Sat L to R) Major G .S. Fawcett ('A' Coy), Major C.B. Gibbs, ('C' Coy, Captain W.H.R. Blacking (Adjutant), Lieutenant Colonel Freeth (CO), Major Sir H. de C. Martelli, (Second in Command), Major F.W. Van der Kiste (HQ Coy), Lieutenant H.C. Egerton, (R.A.F.O./S Det), Lieutenant F. Crabbe (Wilts and Dorset Platoon), Major S. Collett ('B' Coy). [ Lieutenant Foster subsequently transferred to the 7th Battalion taking command of the Whaddon platoon. At practice of throwing live Mills Grenades an accident occurred when he sacrificed his life, to save those of other present, and he was posthumously awarded the George Cross]

Persons(s): Sly, L A, Major; Freeth, Lieutenant Colonel; Martelli, H D C, Major; Blacking, W H R, Captain; Gibbs, C B, Major; Fawcett, G S, Major; Kiste, F W V, Major; Egerton, H C, Lieutenant; Crabbe, F, Lieutenant; Collett, S, Major; Moore, F J, Lieutenant; Goodwin, W T, Captain; Goodfellow, Lieutenant; Lockyear, T H, Lieutenant; Ingram, S C, Lieutenant; Stock, Lieutenant; Sly, L A, Lieutenant; Pomeroy, Major; Maunsell, R J C, Lieutenant; Bevis, Lieutenant; Hart, J, Lieutenant; Darvill, Lieutenant; McWilliam, Captain; Lywood, Lieutenant; Smith, Lieutenant; Sainsbury, H G, Lieutenant; Foster, W, Lieutenant; Deacon, Lieutenant; Belbin, Lieutenant; Nicholls, Lieutenant;