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The warm weather at Prince Charles wedding to Lady Diana Spencer in July 1981 was not enjoyed by the busby-wearing soldiers lining the procession route to St Pauls Cathedral

The parade of the 5th Royal Northumberland Fusiliers (53rd Searchlight Regiment), T. A
The parade of the 5th Royal Northumberland Fusiliers (53rd Searchlight Regiment), T.A. marching at West Avenue, Gosforth. 12th May 1939

New recruit Allan McDougall, with (l-r) 35 yo Sgt. Bill McDougall, 26yo trooper Andrew McDougall, 27yo L/Cpl Donald McDougall, 19yo Trooper David McDougall

Commanding Officer LT / Col WR Taylor meets the New recruit Allan with (l-r) 35 yo Sgt
Commanding Officer LT/Col WR Taylor meets the New recruit Allan with (l-r) 35 yo Sgt. Bill McDougall, 26yo trooper Andrew McDougall, 27yo L/Cpl Donald McDougall, 19yo Trooper David McDougall

New recruit Allan with (l-r) 35 yo Sgt. Bill McDougall, 26yo trooper Andrew McDougall, 27yo L/Cpl Donald McDougall, 19yo Trooper David McDougall

McDougall family In the 4th and 7th royal Dregoon guards a Yorkshire Armoured Regiment atationed in Athlone Barraks Sennelagar Germany have 5 scottish brothers, The McDougalls serving with them

British Paratroops in Jordan who have responded to King Husseins appeal for military help. seen hereMounting a Bren Gun

US Soldiers entertained 275 children of the Walton le dale community to a special Christmas party. Theres plenty of mud at the camp but the men convey the children safely over to the party

Canadian troops arriving in Britain

American soldiers, farmers in peace time, taking photographs of South Devon pedigree cows at Dartington Hall nr.Totnes Devon, the home of Mr. & Mrs L.K. Elmhirst. Circa 1943

Miss Violet Bignnell Miss Gwendoline Stephens and Mrs EJ davies three NaFI girls who can adjust their watches by the clock tower in Calais

The Camel Corps of the Kings African Rifles October 1945 on the great Plain at Tugwijaleh, British Somaliland, an endless prairie of knee high grass burnt yellow by the sun

Mrs Hallie Ollerensham known as auntie Hallie by servicemen and women because of her cheerful welcome as they march into the canteen at Cromer Station

Canadian soldier canoeing in Regents Park London

British Armour enter Valkenswenswaard First Village over the Dutch Border to be liberated

American soldier shows his English wife how he likes his steak done, circa 1944

Canadian soldiers washing-up while english woman sweeps floor

Our womenOs land army. On potato clamp at Ringshall, near Berkhamstead, Buckinghamshire.17 year old Doris Pearson who 3 months ago was selling perfume in a West End store. Agriculture AfairScenes

A MAN who won the Victoria Cross in World War II will support his grandson as he enlists in the Army. Edward Chapman, 76, who received the VC after he repelled a German offensive single-handed

New recruit Allan with (l-r) 35 yo Sgt. Bill McDougall, 26yo trooper Andrew McDougall, 27yo L/Cpl Donald McDougall, 19yo Trooper David McDougall

Inspecting officers move through the ranks of soldiers from the Durham Light Infantry T. A
Inspecting officers move through the ranks of soldiers from the Durham Light Infantry T.A. drawn smartly up in from of Durham Cathedral

Private First Class James M. Kelly (left) wearing the historic uniform of the famous Washington Greys American regiment

French Foreign Legionaires in Paris for the Bastille Day parade

Territorials of the Royal Northumberland Fusiliers and D. I. I
Territorials of the Royal Northumberland Fusiliers and D.I.I. at present in camp at Stobs Camp, near Hawick, receiving instruction on a machine gun

Buglers of the Royal Artillery bandsmen sounding the General Salute at Barras Bridge, Newcastle during a recruiting parade through the city

Men of the Royal Northumberland Fulsiliers and the Royal Fusiliers lined up for their Christmas dinner at Fenham Barracks. This squad are having their first Christmas in the army

Young recruits on parde at Fenham Barracks, Newcastle

Tattoo fanfare of honour by buglers of the Light Infantry for Korean War hero Peter Raison

The march past of Japanese sailors, 2, 000 of whom were received in Hangkew Park, Shanghai, by Rear Admiral Oyamada, aide-de-camp to the Emperor of Japan

A large scale exercise to call up reservists at Catterick to see how long it took to make a civilian a soldier. The result was it only took a few hours from arriving at the station to being prepared

These young boys from Hexham are getting the chance to use the climbing ropes at Otterburn Army Camp. Left to right; Anthony Young, Michael Bowes, Chris Coulson and Andrew Hodge supervised by Cpl

These young recruits liked to have a sing song round the piano in the N. A. A. F. I. club
These young recruits liked to have a sing song round the piano in the N.A.A.F.I. club

The 7th Battalion of the Royal Northumberland Fusiliers at Alnwick Castle

Soldiers from the T. A. wearing nuclear and biological suits and masks for an exercise
Soldiers from the T.A. wearing nuclear and biological suits and masks for an exercise

At the N. A. A. F. I. is drummer J Walker, of North Shields
At the N.A.A.F.I. is drummer J Walker, of North Shields, drawing his ration of sweets and chocolate

A welcome home from Aden parade in Newcastle by the 1st Battalion, Royal Northumberland Fusiliers

The band of the Royal Marines leading the parade through a deluge to Blyth Market Square

Soldiers from the T. A. on a recruiting drive in Eldon Square, Newcastle
Soldiers from the T.A. on a recruiting drive in Eldon Square, Newcastle. The part time soldiers carried out a nuclear warfare demonstration inside

439 Tyne L. A. A. T. A. Regiment marching through Tynemouth on the way to a Church Parade at
439 Tyne L.A.A.T.A. Regiment marching through Tynemouth on the way to a Church Parade at All Saints Church, Tynemouth

The Royal Scots morching to Fenham Barracks, Newcastle, after their arrival from Catterick. The band is to take part in a Military Tattoo, at South Shields

Chelsea Pensioner Ray Wanless lights up his pipe at The Royal Hospital

Three Chelsea pensioners who once served in the Durham Ligh Infanctry. Left to right: Sergt. E. Parker, Pensioner E. Barnard and Sergt. J. Wood at the Royal Hospital Chelsea

Chelsea Pensioners at the Royal Hospital in London. Left to right; Ray Wanless, Oliver Kelly, Sydney Quinn, Martin McLane and Fen Davison

Fusilier T. Russon, writes the history of the Boer War gun, an Elswick Battery gun, reading from an inscription on the gun

Chelsea Pensioners Joe Melville and Fred Hall at Whitley Bay having a bit of a holiday from the Royal Hospital

Founders Day Parade at Royal Hospital, Chelsea. One of Londons most colourful annual ceremonies the Historic Founders Day Celebrations parade of in-Pensioners of the Royal Hospital, Chelsea

Reminiscing in the grounds of the Chelsea Royal Hospital, over a cup of tea is Pensioner Bainbridge, from Stockton-on-Tees, and Pensioner thomas Frederick Hunter who comes form Middlesbrough

Chelsea Pensioners Stanley Bainbridge from Stockton-on-Tees, and Pensioner Thomas Frederick Hunter who comes from Middlesbrough beside one of the old cannons at the Chelsea Royal Hospital

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"Core07: A Glimpse into the Rich History of Military Camaraderie" Step back in time to witness the parade of the 5th Royal Northumberland Fusiliers (53rd Searchlight Regiment), T. A, as they proudly march through the streets. The warm weather at Prince Charles' wedding to Lady Diana Spencer in July 1981 was not only a cause for celebration but also a testament to their dedication. New recruit Allan McDougall joins the ranks, standing tall alongside his father, 35-year-old Sgt. Bill McDougall. Commanding Officer LT/Col WR Taylor warmly welcomes Allan and introduces him to his fellow comrades, including trooper Andrew McDougall. The McDougall family's legacy shines through as they have served both in the 4th and 7th Royal Dragoon Guards, an esteemed Yorkshire Armoured Regiment. Their unwavering commitment is evident as they stand united on this momentous occasion. Across borders, British Paratroops stationed in Jordan respond swiftly to King Hussein's call for assistance. These brave soldiers exemplify international cooperation and solidarity during times of need. Not limited by geographical boundaries, US Soldiers extend their kindness by entertaining over 275 children from Walton le Dale community with a special event. Their selflessness creates lasting memories for these young hearts. Canadian troops arrive on British soil, forging bonds that transcend distance and unite nations under a common purpose – safeguarding peace and freedom. Even amidst peace time activities like farming, American soldiers capture moments of beauty while photographing South Devon pedigree animals. This glimpse into their lives showcases their multifaceted nature beyond military duties. In another corner of the world lies three remarkable NaFI girls – Miss Violet Bignnell, Miss Gwendoline Stephens, and Mrs EJ Davies – who embody resilience and strength within male-dominated spaces. They prove that women play an integral role even behind-the-scenes during times of conflict.