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00:
Reg Ward, taken Oct 1941. He still has a single
private's stripe. Referred to in letter 72.
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08:
William Ward (father) and Eric (brother) at Rock cottage,
taken Sept 1940.
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01:
Carsington village, with Hall Woods on the hill in the
background. A very large reservoir, was
opened in 1992, between the village and the woods.
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02:
Carsington village, Rock Cottage is the last on the left
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12:
Thornhill House, Carsington
where Joan lived.
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03:
Joan Stevenson, this photo is mentioned in
letter 94 (4 Jun 1942).
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14:
Betty (sister) and Joan near Flash Dam.
Mentioned in
Letter 55 and
Letter 58.
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19:
Reg and pals at Lincoln Barracks.
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04:
Joan in uniform
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21:
Seaforth Pipe Band at Crom Castle.
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09:
Reg in tropical gear, possibly taken in Persia,
referred to in letter 129
(17 May 1943).
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22:
Field Service Post Card,
see Letter 140,
sent 18 Sep 1943.
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10:
Reg and pals on sergeant's course in Tel Aviv.
Taken Christmas 1942. Referred to in letter 114.
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06:
Xmas card, sent 1 Nov 1943.
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15:
The Garigliano Crossing. See letter 157:
"The tiny village of Pontefiume must have been within a few yards of
where he fell"
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11:
Newspaper cutting, giving Reg's obituary.
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07:
Grave with original marker, at Pontefiume.
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05:
Gravestone, British Military Cemetery, Minturno
See Letter 159
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