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RMW3R33H–A news picture taken in WWII of the local Home Guard marching past the Anchor Inn at Tideswell village near Buxton, in the Peak District of Derbyshire, UK. (Note the AA telephone box)
RMCXX601–Letter acknowledging service to the Home Guard during the Second World War, from King George V
RMD995BW–With invasion by Germany threatening, the Local Defence Volunteers was created in Britain in May 1940. Known as the Home Guard, they were men from 17 to 65. Home Guard members training.
RMDG2PYR–Four men dressed as WW2 Home Guard soldiers, guarding Goathland Station on The North Yorkshire Moors Railway during the Railway in Wartime week-end October 2013
RMBRPX86–Cover of a calendar for 1945 marking the winding down, in the last months of the war in Europe, of Britain's Home Guard.
RMM088BF–Home guard reenactment soldiers at Bicester Heritage Centre. Bicester, Oxfordshire, England
RMW7EG6M–The Home Guard find cover behind a pillar box during a enemy engagement rehearsal, 1941. Artist: Unknown
RFJJ36X3–Images taken from WW2 re-enactment of Home Guard using authentic clothing, vehicles, flags, ammunition, guns, bikes, tents and other paraphernalia.
RME12PYA–Feb. 25, 2012 - On Guard in the Garden Of Her Castle Home: Mrs. Jones sits resting in an arrow skit overlooking the moat of her
RMD995BK–With German invasion threatening, Local Defence Volunteers (Home Guard) was created in Britain in May 1940 with men from 17 to 65. Home Guard on the march, Church Street, Chipping Campden, Gloucestershire, England.
RMD1BRH3–BERNARD MONTGOMERY (1887-1976) inspects local Home Guard on a visit to his old St Paul's School in Barnes, London, about 1942
RM2HK773C–WW2 Winston Churchill inspects the 1st American Squadron of the Home Guard on Horse Guards Parade, London, 9 January 1941
RMT116F4–politics, paramilitary organisations, Austrian home guard, major Emil Fey (entire left), vice-mayor Fritz Lahr (centre) in conversation with archduke Eugen of Austria, Vienna, 6.10.1936, Additional-Rights-Clearance-Info-Not-Available
RMERGNGP–WW2 - Home Guard. Artist's impression of how the home guards would deal with an invasion by glider planes.
RM2RCYB1C–First World War (1914-1918). Russian army uniform cap with a home guard cockade. Men fit for service were conscripted into the Russian army at the beginning of the mobilisation in the summer of 1914. The conscripted home guards were organized into companies and battalions separately from other units. Before receiving full equipment and uniforms, they were endowed only with a rifle and a cap with Russian Army and home guard badges. Latvian War Museum. Riga. Latvia.
RM2M5F9BD–Winston Churchill raises his hat in salute during an inspection of the 1st American Squadron of the Home Guard at Horse Guards Parade in London, 9 January 1941.
RME0MBB8–May 26, 1954 - London Home Guard Unit Prepares for the ''Charge the Light Brigade'' Wearing Russian Gear. Men of the 12th. County of London Home guard Company from the Duke of York's Barracks, Chelsea were to be seen at White City this morning rehearsing their part in the Charge the Light Brigade scene from the SSAFA Searchlight Tattoo. They were to be seen carrying out old time gun drill with a replica of a Russian cannon of Crimean Pattern. Keystone Photo Shows: Sgt. L. Lee of Earl's Court ramming home the charge, while stopping down at the wheel of the anciente cannon is Captain D
RM2T4XDCF–The Local Defence Volunteers later to become the (British) Home Guard aka Dad's Army, were not restricetd to land. The Upper Thames Patrol that guarded bridges and locks etc cruising down the Thanes to a review by their Commander-in-Chief, Rear-Admerial Sir Basil Brooke.
RMB1TRH9–Penguin book 'Signalling and Map-reading for the Home Guard' by H G Stokes with advertisement for Huntley & Palmers biscuits
RM2G20ATB–Home Guard World War II Prime Minister Winston Churchill inspects British Home Guard Army Civil Defence in Hyde Park, London Second World War July 1941 UK
RMMW86P6–A Second World War poster saying Let Him Go By Then Give Him the Jolly Old Molotov, encouraging action against invasion by the Home Guard
RME0WW41–Mar. 03, 1964 - Greek Orthodox Priest - member of the ''Home Guard'' - In Nicosia: Photo shows a member of the Greek Orthodox Priesthood - complete with his rifle - seen in the streets of Nicosia. He says he is a member of the ''Home Guard'' - formed during the present tension on the island.
RMDG2R03–Three men dressed as WW2 Home Guard soldiers, guarding Goathland Station on The North Yorkshire Moors Railway during the Railway in Wartime week-end October 2013
RM2T4XD4X–Local Defence Volunteers later to become the (British) Home Guard aka Dad's Army, see the effect of a Molotov Cocktail on a dummy tank towed by a car during training in July 1940.
RMB4K8RW–WW2 Home Guard Sergeant W Read 1941 guarding the British south coast between Dover and Folkstone
RMF4GN5A–Pickering, North Yorkshire, UK. 17th October, 2015. Pickering`s annual Wartime and 40`s Weekend attracts thousands, with World War 2 living history camps and battle re-enactments amomg the attractions. PICTURED: Home Guard marching through the town
RM2J731A9–A Second World War period advertisement promoting ‘Koylnos’ toothpaste. “The Home Guard Swears by Kolynos! of course – ‘Back on the old job,’ says the veteran of 1914, ‘and plenty of life in the old dog yet.’ And when it comes to teeth inspection he can still show the youngsters a thing or two. Anyone who's used Kolynos for 20 years or so has nothing to fear on that score. You, too, can swear by Koylnos, the toothpaste that keeps teeth fighting fit.”
RM2F9G92G–The VOLKSSTURM 1945 Adolf Hitlers final hope and resistance to the advancing Russian Army The VOLKSSTURM, peoples storm (home guard) volunteers ill-equipped retired older men prepared to put their lives on the line for the Fuhrer
RMBF87CW–Home Guard military war memorabilia displaying a soldiers personal effects on a table at Goodwood west Sussex, Engand, UK 2009
RME0KP1W–Jul. 04, 1942 - ''ILLEGIBLE'' WITH AMERICAN HOME GUARD: THE AMERICAN SQUADRON OF THE HOME GUARD ''ILLEGIBLE'' 1940 BY THE AMERICANS LIVING IN ''ILLEGIBLE,''ILLEGIBLE THEIR 2ND BIRTHDAY, IT ''ILLEGIBLE'' ''ILLEGIBLE'' THIS MORNING BY MR. J. G. WINANT, THE AMERICAN AMBASSADOR, AND HE WAS ACCOMPANIED BY ''ILLEGIBLE'' GEN. SIR. ARTHUR SMITH, G. . C. LONDON DISTRICT. KEYSTONE PHOTO SHOWS:- MR. WINANT WITH BRIG. GEN. WADE H. HAYES, INSPECTING THE AMERICAN HOME GUARD THIS MORNING.
RMG8JW8Y–Home Guard volunteers died when their anti-aircraft gun exploded. One of the two survivors of the tragedy, Gordon Rendle, 77, laid one of the wreaths at the granite pyramid memorial at Corbyn Head.
RMD7ENTF–Lincoln, UK. 6th May, 2013. Victorian Weekend at Lincoln Castle in Lincolnshire Uk. People dressed in traditional Victorian The Home Guard (initially 'Local Defence Volunteers' or LDV) was a defense organisation of the British Army during the Second World War. of the era soldier carrying musket Credit: Paul Thompson/Alamy Live News
RM2T4XD9P–Local Defence Volunteers later to become the (British) Home Guard aka Dad's Army, patrolling an important point of Britain's railway system in July 1940.
RMB4K8YW–Sergeant J Stewart Chief Instructor of the Home Guard in the Bow Street area of London giving instruction with a Browning gun Formerly of the Scots Guards Stewart is now porter at Lindsey House Shaftesbury Avenue 1940 WW2
RMF4GN59–Pickering, North Yorkshire, UK. 17th October, 2015. Pickering`s annual Wartime and 40`s Weekend attracts thousands, with World War 2 living history camps and battle re-enactments amomg the attractions. PICTURED: Home Guard marching through the town
RM2M3HH7F–World War Two Local Defence Force Volunteers on parade in Hyde Park, London. Home Guard volunteer men
RM2HK7781–WW2 Winston Churchill British wartime Prime Minister raises his hat in salute during an inspection of the 1st American Squadron of the Home Guard at Horse Guards Parade in London, 9 January 1941. World War II Propaganda Morale boosting official image
RMW1F05W–Kidderminster, UK. 29th June, 2019. Severn Valley Railways 'Step back to the 1940's' gets off to a fabulous start this weekend with costumed re-enactors playing their part in providing an authentic recreation of wartime Britain. Captain Mainwaring lookalike, in his WW2 Home Guard uniform as platoon commander, leans out of vintage railway carriage to look out of train window. Credit: Lee Hudson
RMBF4CG9–Home Guard war memorabilia displaying a field phone and signal manuals on a table at Goodwood west Sussex, Engand, UK 2009
RME14KH0–Apr. 05, 2012 - Malay tailor turns soldier to defend his home from Reds - In her 5-year-old battle against the Communists in Malaya, Britain not only has supplied her. own troops, but has been teaching the Malayans to protect their homes by organizing a Home Guard of over 300,000 volunteers. A typic8l member of this Home Guard is Ismail bin Bakar, a tailor in civilian life who enrolled early in 1949. Ismail, who has a wife end two children to protect, recently took a special two v/eeks* course which resulted in hie enlistment as a paid instructor to help train other Home Guard volunteers
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