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Bernard Hailstone

Lawrence Gammon, Warrant Officer, Calypso (1940)

Frederick Charles Revelle, GM, Bristol Auxiliary Fire Service (1941)

Andrew Nures Nabarro, GM, Leading Fireman, Portsmouth Auxiliary Fire Service (1941)

An Evening in the City, April 1941 (1941)

Barbara Mary Rendell, BEM, Auxiliary Fire Service (1941)

Mulgrave Place School, after Bombing, Woolwich (1941)

District Officer F. G. Keen of Chelmsford, OBE, Auxiliary Fire Service (1942)

Merchant Ships at Anchor, Grand Harbour, Malta (1943)

A Merchantman at Catania (1943)

Loading Ammuniton at Hull Docks (1943)

Activity at a Hull Dock (1943)

A Bosun on Board a Merchant Ship in the Mediterranean (1943)

Damaged Tanks Being Lowered into the Hold of a Merchant Ship (1943)

War Equipment on Algiers Quayside (1943)

Sam Johnson, DCM, Docker (1943)

The Morning after the Big Raid at Bari, Italy (1943)

Escaped Prisoners' Camp, Algiers (1943)

Big Ben the Bargee (1943)

Liberty Ship Loading Scrap at Alexandria (1943)

Convoy Centre at Augusta, Sicily (1943)

Merchant Ship in Atlantic Convoy (1943)

Overside Discharge into Barges at Malta, October 1943 (1943)

Admiral Lord Louis Mountbatten (1900–1979), GCVO, KCB, DSO (1944)

Christian Vlasto, a Canal Boat Woman (1944)

Able Seaman Welcher (1944)

Convoy from Malta (1944)

W. M. Ladbrooke (active 1939–1945), Able Seaman, Merchant Navy (1944)

Able Seaman David Addison, Trawlerman (1945)

Sir Henry Tizard (1885–1959), KCB, AFC, FRS (1945)

Sir Edward Appleton (1892–1965), KCB, FRS (1945)

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