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66th Regiment - A sepia group image of some of the officers at Kurrachee in the Sind district, India, 1872. [Top row L to R] Captain Ernest Stephen Garratt [Killed at Maiwand 1880], Sergeant Major Lickman, Lieutenant Beauchamp Robert Hobart, Lieutenant Mannerswood, Captain Charles Valentine Oliver, Major F J Cullen. [Bottom Row L to R] lieutenant W.A. Callaghan, Captain William Lowther Beatty, Captain [QM] John Healey, Colonel George Vincent Watson, Lieutenant  R.V.T.E, Stevenson, Lieutenant Captain Arthur Nelson Wellman, Lieutenant G. Crofton Wilmer.66th Regiment - A sepia group image of some of the officers at Kurrachee in the Sind district, India, 1872. [Top row L to R] Captain Ernest Stephen Garratt [Killed at Maiwand 1880], , Sergeant Major Lickman, Lieutenant Beauchamp Robert Hobart, Lieutenant Mannerswood, Captain Charles Valentine Oliver, Major F J Cullen. [Bottom Row L to R] lieutenant W.A. Callaghan, Captain William Lowther Beatty, Captain [QM] John Healey, Colonel George Vincent Watson, Lieutenant  R.V.T.E, Stevenson, Lieutenant Captain Arthur Nelson Wellman, Lieutenant G Crofton Wilmer.

Persons(s): Garratt; Lickman; Hobart; Mannerswood; Oliver; Cullen; Callaghan; Beatty; Healey; Watson, Colonel; Stevenson; Wellman; Wilmer;

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1st Bn, Duke of Edinburgh's Royal Regiment - A black and white photograph of the Corps of Drums at Tidworth, 1960. (rear row Left to Right) Private J. Cox, Drummer A. Knapp, Private T. Matthews, Private B. Baggott, L/Cpl F. Wellman, Drummer J. Simons, Private V. Silvester, Private J. McLeod, Private A Brown. (centre row) Drummer R. Edwards, Drummer H. Parrish, Private P. Veal, Drummer B. Vincent, Corporal P. Threadgill, L/Corporal W. Morris, Drummer L. Painter, Drummer C. Price, Private P. Doyle. (front row) Corporal S. Gane, Corporal W. Thomas, Colour Sergeant (Drum Major) A. Ford, Captain and Adjutant W.G.R. Turner, Lieutenant Colonel G.F Woolnough MC, WO1 (RSM) L.R. Hodges, Corporal R. Smith, Corporal T. Orsborn, Corporal B. Williams. Captain Turner later commanded the Battalion and also became the Colonel of the Regiment. L/Corporal Morris later became the Drum Major in Minden.

Persons(s): Cox, J, Private; Knapp, A, Drummer; Matthews, T, Private; Baggott, B, Private; Wellman, F, Lance Corporal; Simons, J, Drummer; Silvester, V, Private; McLeod, J, Private; Brown, A, Private; Edwards, R, Drummer; Parrish, H, Drummer; Veal, P, Private; Vincent, B, Drummer; Threadgill, P, Corporal; Morris, W, Lance Corporal; Painter, L, Drummer; Price, C, Drummer; Doyle, P, Private; Gane, S, Corporal; Thomas, W, Corporal; Ford, A, Drum Major; Turner, W G R, Captain and Adjutant; Woolnough, G F, Lieutenant Colonel; Hodges, L R, WO1 (Regimental Sergeant Major); Smith, R, Corporal; Orsborn, T, Corporal; Williams, B, Corporal;

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66th Regiment - A sepia photograph of the officers of the Regiment pictured here with the tattered old Colours of the 66th at Kurrachee, in the Sind District, India, 1872. This was on the occasion of the presentation of new Colours. (Rear row, 1st left), Lieutenant Augustus Callaghan, (3rd Left) Sergeant Major -?-, (6th left) Lieutenant Manners Wood, (far right), Captain John Healy. Bottom row (left) Quartermaster Thomas Gilby, (3rd left) Captain Ernest Stephen Garratt, (Centre) Lieutenant Colonel George Watson, Lieutenant R. Stevenson, Captain Arthur Wellman, Captain Valentine Oliver, and standing (right) Lieutenant F.Cullen. [Colonel Watson died in 1900 and is buried in Brookwood Cemetery]

Persons(s): Ready, J T, Major; Callaghan, A, Lieutenant; Wood, M, Lieutenant; Healy, J, Captain; Gilby, T, Quartermaster; Garratt, S, Captain; Watson, G, Lieutenant Colonel; Stevenson, R, Lieutenant; Wellman, A, Captain; Oliver, V, Captain; Cullen, F, Lieutenant;

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5th Bn, Wiltshire Regiment - A black and white photograph of the Battalion Headquarters staff at Hawkhurst in Kent in May 1944. (front row 2nd from left) Sergeant Shorney (Intelligence), (4th from left) Sergeant Hulbert (Provost Sergeant), (6th from left) Padre Douglas, (8th from left) RSM Webb, (9th from left) Sergeant Stoddard, (second row far left) Private Wellman (Commanding Officers driver)

Persons(s): Kenrick, N, Lieutenant Colonel; Shorney, Sergeant; Hulbert, Sergeant; Douglas, Padre; Webb, WO1; Stoddard, Sergeant; Wellman, Private;

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1st Bn, Duke of Edinburgh's Royal Regiment - A black and white digital image of the Corps of Drums and Band on the square in Tidworth, Hampshire, 1960. . (Far Left Bandmaster Hibbs. Drum Major Ford. The front rank five side drummers [L to R] are Lance Corporal F, Welman, Drummer, H, Parrish, Drummer C, Price, Drummer -?-, Corporal , R, Smith. Second rank of four tenor drummers, Drummer B. Vincent, Drummer, R, Dunford, Bass Drummer Corporal P, Threadgill, Drummer, P, Veal, Corporal R, Smith.

Persons(s): Hibbs, Bandmaster; Ford, Drum Major; Wellman, F, Lance Corporal; Parrish, H, Drummer; Price, C, Drummer; Smith, R, Corporal; Vincent, B, Drummer; Dunford, R, Drummer; Threadgill, P, Corporal; Veal, P, Drummer; Painter, L, Drummer;

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2/4th Bn, Royal Berkshire Regiment - A black and white photograph of the battalion signal section in training at Chelmsford, 1916 before the battalion deployed to France. Back Row L to R) Signallers Cowdrey, Fisher, Withers, Lawrence, Brown, Hamblin. Middle Row L to R) Signallers Lambourne, Simpson, Ferns, Reeves, White, Vines, Thorpe, Wellman. Front Row L to R) Signaller Smith, Lance Corporal Underwood, Sergeant Fox, Lieutenant F.M.J. White, Lance Corporal Boshier, Signallers Penn, Green.

Persons(s): Cowdrey, Private; Fisher, Private; Withers, Private; Lawrence, Private; Brown, Private; Hamblin, Private; Lambourne, Private; Simpson, Private; Ferns, Private; Reeves, Private; White, Private; Vines, Private; Thorpe, Private; Wellman, Private; Smith, Private; Underwood, Lance Corporal; Fox, Sergeant; White, F M J, Lieutenant; Boshier, Lance Corporal; Penn, Private; Green, Private;

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1/4th Bn, Royal Berkshire Regiment - A black and white photograph of Sergeant 2342 Henry John Gorring. He died on the 20th May, 1916 and is buried in Beauval Communal Cemetery, France. He was the son of Henry John and Mary Margaret Gorring, of "The Boatbuilder's Arms," 2 Watlington Street., Reading.

Persons(s): Fisher, Private; Withers, Private; Lawrence, Private; Brown, Private; Hamblin, Private; Lambourne, Private; Simpson, Private; Ferns, Private; Reeves, Private; White, Private; Vines, Private; Thorpe, Private; Wellman, Private; Smith, Private; Underwood, Lance Corporal; Fox, Sergeant; White, F M J, Lieutenant; Boshier, Lance Corporal; Penn, Private; Green, Private;