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Medals were awarded for military and civil engagement. Alfred Stevens, from Wharf Road, Birmingham, served with the Northamptonshire Territorial Army and the Worcester Regiment during the first world war and the Royal Signals in the second world war. Accession number: 2011.0007.1.5

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Cierva W11 Air Horse helicopter at Vickers-Armstrong's works, Southampton.

A British Harrier jump jet during the Falklands War

Great War 1914-1918: British Home Hospitals: within a 20 mile radius of Colchester, Essex, England  PLEASE NOTE:  IGNORE LINKS TO BRITISH RED CROSS CARDS - THESE MUST BE SYSTEMATICALLY CHANGED BECAUSE THE BRC SITE HAS CHANGED YET AGAIN Until this message disappears, please search for yourself on each chapter and here This site was created…

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Herewith a growing and somewhat eclectic collection of post war British Army (and others) vehicles and AFVs. Mainly Hart and ASAM models white metal and resin kits but some others as well. Darius

Haven't done much Moedlhafen recently. So here's my Flames of War airlanding company. I went for an autumnal theme for the terrain, to go wi...

Apollo (detail) by Lucienne Day Aquarius by Jacqueline Groag Variation by Paule Vézelay My textile tour of London continued ...

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In preparation  for my first campaign game in a few weeks ( Operation Martlet)  I finally finished painting this Troop of Sherman tanks c...

Sample Child's Ration Book. Throughout the 1940s (and for nine years after the end of the war) every man woman and child in Britain owned ration books of coupons for food and clothing. The Ministry of Food's carefully formulated diet is generally believed to have impro

BRITISH PRISONERS OF WAR 1939 - 1945

Mary of Exeter, heroic British carrier pidgeon, awarded the Dicken Medal for her war service, November 1945. Mary survived a number of scrapes in her message-carrying duties, including injury believed to have been inflicted by German anti-carrier pidgeon hawks over the Pas-de-Calais. Strange, but true. JR.