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Hjemmeside

Alfred Reginald Thomson

Alfred Reginald Thomson

The Potman (1924)

Head of the Firm (1925)

Mrs Vivienne Hilliard (1934)

Sister Fry (1939)

The Manufacture of Battle Dress (1940)

Mary A Child in a Playpen (1940)

Weaving Cloth for Battle Dress (1940)

Miss Gillian Tanner, GM, of London (1941)

Miss Charity Bick, GM, of West Bromwich, the Youngest Woman Civil Defence Worker to be Decorated with the George Medal (1941)

E. Court, Esq (1941)

Section Leader Brandon Moss, GC, of Coventry (1941)

Robert Gilbert Vansittart, Baron Vansittart (1942)

My Daughter Mary (1942)

Wing Commander Geoffrey Leonard Cheshire (1917–1992), DSO, DFC (1942)

Marshal of the Royal Air Force Lord Hugh Trenchard (1873–1956), GCB, GCVO, DSO (1942)

Air Vice Marshal Richard E. Saul, CB, DFC (1942)

Air Marshal A. Guy R. Garrod (1891–1965), CB, OBE, MC, DFC (1943)

Corporal Lilian Levy, Women's Auxiliary Air Force (1943)

A Saline Bath, Royal Air Force Hospital (1943)

Grafting a New Eyelid (1943)

Aircraftman 1st Class, J. D. S Gordonu, RAF Halton (1943)

Dame Emily Mathieson Blair (1894–1963), DBE, RRC, Matron in Chief Princess Mary's RAF Nursing Service (1943)

Going to Be Decorated (1943)

Wing Commander H. N. G. Wheeler (1917–2009), DSO, DFC and Bar (1943)

A High Explosive Bomb in High Street, Kensington, 18 February 1944 (1944)

Group Captain P. C. Pickard (1915–1944), DSO, and Two Bars, DFC, and Flight Lieutenant J. A. Broadley (1921–1944), DS, DFC, DFM (1944)

Pat Dainton (1945)

Between Ops (1945)

Buckinghamshire (1946)

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