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And 100 years later there is still trouble on The Danforth, Mr. Rikki.
Private Albert Jones 254669. Unit: 2nd/4th Regiment, London Regiment (Royal Fusiliers). Son of Mr. H. Jones and Mrs. M. C. Jones, of 33, Cobden Rd., Leytonstone, Essex. Private Jones died, aged 19, on 2 August 1918 at No. 4 Casualty Clearing Station, Pernois, from wounds received whilst in action. He is buried at Pernois British Cemetery, Halloy-les-Pernois, France.
Mrs Violet Long, Deputy Controller in Chief, Queen Mary's Army Auxiliary Corps. Drowned when the Hospital Ship Warlida was torpedoed in the English Channel 02 August 1918.
French and American troops on the emplacement for a heavy German gun captured whilst in course of construction near Sarcy, 3 August 1918.
American troops examining a base of a heavy German gun at Breey, 4 August 1918.
Battle of Amiens. An 8 inch howitzer of the 57th Siege Battery, Royal Garrison Artillery, and its crew. Near Warloy, 5 August 1918.
King George V on the bridge of the destroyer (H41) in which he reached Calais, 5 August 1918.
King George V landing at Calais, 5 August 1918.
Receiving photographic plates from the observer Lieutenant J. H. Snyder, after a reconnaissance flight, and rushing them to the field studio by a motorcycle. Pilot: Major J. N. Reynolds. Aircraft: Salmson 2 A2 biplane. Unit: 91st Aero Squadron. Gondreville-sur-Moselle aerodrome, 6 August 1918.
A soldier of the 18th Battalion, London Regiment (London Irish Rifles) on daylight patrol in Albert firing a telescopic rifle to silence a sniper, 6 August 1918.
Daylight patrol of the 18th Battalion, London Regiment (London Irish Rifles) entering Albert, 6 August 1918. Albert was retaken by the 18th Division on 22 August.
King George V riding through Hesdin Forest on a light railway while visiting a company of the Forestry Corps working there, 7 August 1918.
King George V and his staff watching a man of the 365th Company, Forestry Corps, Royal Engineers felling a tree. Bouin, 7 August 1918.
King George V talking to a man of a company of the Forestry Corps working in Hesdin Forest who was felling a tree, 7 August 1918.
