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Lance Corporal Collection

"Lance Corporal: A Symbol of Bravery and Dedication" In the annals of military history

Background imageLance Corporal Collection: Corporal Northumberland Fusiliers Lance-Corporal

Corporal Northumberland Fusiliers Lance-Corporal
Corporal, Northumberland, Fusiliers, Lance-Corporal, Durham, Light, Infantry, Boer, War, Military, print, photo, Gregory, and, Co, , 13974188

Background imageLance Corporal Collection: How Le. -Corpl O Leary won the Victoria Cross, from The Year 1915

How Le. -Corpl O Leary won the Victoria Cross, from The Year 1915
STC306843 How Le.-Corpl O Leary won the Victoria Cross, from The Year 1915: a Record of Notable Achievements and Events, 1915 (litho) by Woodville

Background imageLance Corporal Collection: Sketches of the 66th (Berkshire) Regiment (engraving)

Sketches of the 66th (Berkshire) Regiment (engraving)
1590590 Sketches of the 66th (Berkshire) Regiment (engraving) by Feller, Frank (1848-1908) (after); Private Collection; (add.info.: Sketches of the 66th (Berkshire) Regiment

Background imageLance Corporal Collection: New Costumes of the Regiments of the Line (engraving)

New Costumes of the Regiments of the Line (engraving)
2772284 New Costumes of the Regiments of the Line (engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: New Costumes of the Regiments of the Line)

Background imageLance Corporal Collection: The 100th (Prince of Wales Royal Canadian) Regiment of the Line (engraving)

The 100th (Prince of Wales Royal Canadian) Regiment of the Line (engraving)
1619195 The 100th (Prince of Wales Royal Canadian) Regiment of the Line (engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info)

Background imageLance Corporal Collection: Fionn the new mascot seems reticant about starting his new duties as mascot of the 1st

Fionn the new mascot seems reticant about starting his new duties as mascot of the 1st Battilion Irish guards, but his handler soon catches up with him - L/Cpl Robert O Toole. September 1967 P035493

Background imageLance Corporal Collection: Northumberland Fusiliers (Corporal) and DurhamLight Infantry (Lance-Corporal), 1901

Northumberland Fusiliers (Corporal) and DurhamLight Infantry (Lance-Corporal), 1901
Northumberland Fusiliers (Corporal) and Durham Light Infantry (Lance-Corporal), 1901. The Northumberland Fusiliers received battle honours for the Battle of Modder River during the second Boer War

Background imageLance Corporal Collection: Lance-Corporal Joseph Tombs Vc With One Of Four Wounded Comrades He Saved Near Armentieres France

Lance-Corporal Joseph Tombs Vc With One Of Four Wounded Comrades He Saved Near Armentieres France June 16 1915 So Earning Victoria Cross From The War Illustrated Album Deluxe Published London 1916

Background imageLance Corporal Collection: Australian Lance-Corporal Albert Jacka Vc 1893 To 1932 Was Awarded Victoria Cross After Single

Australian Lance-Corporal Albert Jacka Vc 1893 To 1932 Was Awarded Victoria Cross After Single Handedly Killing Seven Enemy Soldiers At Courtneys Post Gallipoli Peninsula Turkey May 19-20 1915 From

Background imageLance Corporal Collection: Source Size = 3789 x 1690

Source Size = 3789 x 1690
Some of the Worst Cases from Tel-El-Kebir, Egypt: a Group of Wounded Men at the Herbert Hospital, Woolwich; Drummer G. Walsh (2nd York and Lancaster Regiment); Private A

Background imageLance Corporal Collection: Berlin Airlift air traffic control, 1948 C016 / 4231

Berlin Airlift air traffic control, 1948 C016 / 4231
Berlin Airlift air traffic control. United States Air Force (USAF) personnel operating radios for air traffic control in 1948 during the Berlin Airlift (1948-9)



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"Lance Corporal: A Symbol of Bravery and Dedication" In the annals of military history, Lance Corporal holds a significant position as an esteemed rank that epitomizes courage and commitment. One such remarkable individual was Corporal Northumberland Fusiliers Lance-Corporal, whose heroic actions were immortalized in the Victoria Cross account from The Year 1915. The sketches of the 66th (Berkshire) Regiment engraved a vivid picture of their valorous lance corporals adorned in new costumes. These engravings showcased not only their distinguished appearance but also their unwavering spirit to protect their regiment with utmost devotion. Among these brave souls stood The 100th (Prince of Wales Royal Canadian) Regiment of the Line, depicted in another captivating engraving. Their resolute determination echoed through time, leaving an indelible mark on history. Even mascots like Fionn hesitated before embarking on his duties as mascot for the 1st battalion. His reticence mirrored the weighty responsibility carried by every lance corporal who served alongside him – guardians of honor and tradition. Looking back at historical records, we find glimpses into the lives of notable figures like Lance-Corporal Joseph Tombs VC. His selfless act near Armentieres, France saved four wounded comrades, earning him the prestigious Victoria Cross - a testament to his extraordinary bravery during tumultuous times. Similarly, Australian Lance-Corporal Albert Jacka VC left an indelible mark on Gallipoli Peninsula during May 19-20, 1915. Single-handedly eliminating seven enemy soldiers at Courtneys Post showcased his exceptional skills and unwavering dedication to duty. Beyond World War I accounts lies Berlin Airlift's air traffic control scene from 1948 C016/4231 source size =3789 x1690). Here too we witness how even amidst chaos and uncertainty.