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No need to ask if the Royal Tank Corp enjoy their meals
No need to ask if the Royal Tank Corp enjoy their meals, its a thumbs up from them at dinner time.
Eight soldiers enjoy their food, and all sharing one bottle
of Daddies Brown Sauce. The initials RTC (Royal Tank Corp) on their uniforms. Picture taken for The Derby Telegraph, so possible from Derbyshire and The Midlands area of the country.
No date given.
Picture passed by Censor.
Picture taken circa 1st March 1942
Derby Telegraph
Mirrorpix
Derby
Derbyshire
England
WW2 B/W Print Reach plc -229
Media ID 21880490
© Mirrorpix
1942 Censor Censorship Comradery Conversation Enjoyment Team Thumbs Up Together Acknowledge Dinner Time Finished Meal Time Sauce Sustenance
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In this print from Memory Lane Prints, we witness the undeniable camaraderie and enjoyment shared by the Royal Tank Corp during mealtime. Eight soldiers, proudly donning their uniforms adorned with the initials RTC (Royal Tank Corp), gather around a table filled with delicious food. It's evident that these brave men have finished their plates as they give an enthusiastic thumbs up to signify their satisfaction. The image captures a moment of respite amidst the chaos of war, showcasing the importance of sustenance and unity within a team. The soldiers are seen sharing one bottle of Daddies Brown Sauce, symbolizing not only their resourcefulness but also their willingness to support each other in every aspect of life on the battlefield. Though no specific date is provided, it is likely that this heartwarming scene took place around March 1st, 1942 - a time when Britain was deeply entrenched in World War II. The picture has been passed by Censor, highlighting its significance as an approved representation of life during wartime. Taken for The Derby Telegraph newspaper, this photograph offers us a glimpse into the lives of those serving in Derbyshire and The Midlands area during this tumultuous period. It serves as an acknowledgment and tribute to all those who fought bravely for our freedom during World War II.
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