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• PRISONER OF WAR COMPANY NO 143 AT BEAUMONT HAMEL, 1919

  part of "WALSHAM JRM (CAPT)" (photographs) Made by: Unknown Photographer

  Group portrait of Prisoner of War Company No 143 at the camp at Beaumont Hamel, nr Peronne, France. The commandant, Capt J R M Walsham MM is seated fifth from right.

• 'D' (HOWITZER) BATTERY OF CXVI BRIGADE, ROYAL FIELD ARTILLERY, IN THE SALONIKA CAMPAIGN 1915-1918

  part of "BEGG TONY (MR)" (photographs) 1917-02

  A British sniper preparing to fire from a front line trench (position C4) on La Tortue (Tortoise Hill), Doiran Front, February 1917.

• SOLDIERS WORKING ON THE LAND: HELPING WITH THE HARVEST, UK, JULY 1945

  part of "MINISTRY OF INFORMATION SECOND WORLD WAR OFFICIAL COLLECTION" (photographs) Made by: Ministry of Information Photo Division Photographer

  Soldiers of various regiments of the British Army work to help bring in the harvest, somewhere in Britain. Here a group of men can be seen weeding in a large field in the sunshine. Behind them can be seen the rolling fields of the surrounding...

• SERVICE OF SERGEANT HARRY EWIN WITH THE ROYAL ARTILLERY IN INDIA DURING THE EARLY 1930s

  part of "EWIN HARRY (SERGEANT)" (photographs)

  No.11 Light Battery (RFA) drawn up on a parade ground in marching order with full equipment.

• SERVICE OF SERGEANT HARRY EWIN WITH THE ROYAL ARTILLERY IN INDIA DURING THE EARLY 1930s

  part of "EWIN HARRY (SERGEANT)" (photographs)

  Mountain guns (3.7 inch pack howitzers) of No.11 Light Battery (RFA) deployed in open positions on a hillside. One gun, crewed by Indian gunners, has just fired a round.

• SERVICE OF SERGEANT HARRY EWIN WITH THE ROYAL ARTILLERY IN INDIA DURING THE EARLY 1930s

  part of "EWIN HARRY (SERGEANT)" (photographs)

  Scenes with a marching column on the North West Frontier: Part of the column, consisting of British infantry and pack mule transport, on the march.

• SERVICE OF SERGEANT HARRY EWIN WITH THE ROYAL ARTILLERY IN INDIA DURING THE EARLY 1930s

  part of "EWIN HARRY (SERGEANT)" (photographs)

  Senior officers inspecting a Carden-Loyd Mk.VI machine gun carrier at a barracks somewhere in India.

• SERVICE OF SERGEANT HARRY EWIN WITH THE ROYAL ARTILLERY IN INDIA DURING THE EARLY 1930s

  part of "EWIN HARRY (SERGEANT)" (photographs)

  Scenes with a marching column on the North West Frontier: Men of a British infantry piquet in a sangar during a break for tea (in army slang having 'a brew and a wad').

• SERVICE OF SERGEANT HARRY EWIN WITH THE ROYAL ARTILLERY IN INDIA DURING THE EARLY 1930s

  part of "EWIN HARRY (SERGEANT)" (photographs)

  Scenes with a marching column on the North West Frontier of India: Crossley (India pattern) armoured car and crew parked-up during the march.

• GERMANY UNDER ALLIED OCCUPATION

  part of "WAR OFFICE SECOND WORLD WAR OFFICIAL COLLECTION" (photographs) Made by: No 5 Army Film & Photographic Unit

  Colonel C H R Halland inspects German police instructors at the first training school of German police to be established in the British Zone of Occupation at Haussbital, near Munster.