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Construction de l'ensemble immobilier Cœur Impérial composé de 5 bâtiments (PEARL / Impérial / L'Amiral / Le Régent / Le Gouverneur) pour un total de 239 logements.
Pays : France 🇫🇷
Région : Grand Est (Lorraine)
Département : Moselle (57)
Ville : Metz (57000)
Quartier : Nouvelle-Ville Metz
Adresse : rue de Verdun / rue Charles Abel / rue Ambroise Paré / rue Verlaine
Fonction : Logements
Construction : 2018 → 2020
• Architectes : Cabinet Klein / GHA / Dynamo Associés / Valentini
• Gros œuvre : Demathieu & Bard Construction
Niveaux max. : R+7
Hauteur max. : 24.08 m
Surface de plancher totale : 32 000 m²
Alle sedie e ai tavoli preferivo la terra, gli alberi e le caverne, perché là sentivo di potermi appoggiare alla guancia di Dio.
Donne che corrono coi lupi – Clarissa Pinkola Estés
Maltby colliery. 24th September 1986. Ex B.R. class 04, D2248, 'SUE' is photographed from near the top of the rapid loading bunker.
Chantier de déconstruction de l'immeuble Blanc Sycomore dans le cadre du programme de rénovation urbaine.
Pays : France 🇫🇷
Région : Grand Est (Lorraine)
Département : Meurthe-et-Moselle (54)
Ville : Nancy (54000)
Quartier : Nancy Nord
Adresse : place Jules Verne
Fonction : Logements
Construction : 1963 → 1965
• Architecte : Bernard Zehrfuss
Déconstruction : 2012
• Entreprise : Melchiorre Démolition
Niveaux : R+17
Hauteur : 49.00 m
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25th April 1915
The Landings at Gallipoli
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R. I. P.
Pte 288 Fothergill William Swinfen Cottrell
25.04.15 Lone Pine Memorial
No 5 Platoon, 'C' Company, 11th Battalion, 3rd Infantry Brigade, AIF
Initially he was reported as 'Missing' and only much later was he declared KIA. After a Court of Inquiry no-one actually seemed to have known what happened to him.
Family memorial inside St Mary's church, Chepstow
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Capt George M. Dunlop (Cheltenham College)
25.04.15 V Beach cemetery (Special Memorial)
1st Battalion, Royal Dublin Fusiliers, 86th Brigade
"Dunlop - Killed in action at the Dardanells, on the 25th April, Captain George M. Dunlop, Royal Dublin Fusiliers, aged 20, youngest son of the late Archibald Dunlop, M.D. of St. Helens, Holywood, Co. Down"
"Deaths." Times [London, England] 4 May 1915: 1. The Times Digital Archive. Web. 24 Apr. 2015.
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An account of the landing of the 1st Battalion, Royal Dublin Fusiliers (accessed 24 April 2015)
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Brevet Major T. H. C. Frankland (Cheltenham College)
25.04.15 Helles Memorial
1st Battalion, Royal Dublin Fusiliers, 86th Brigade
Brevet Major Thomas Hugh Colville Frankland, Royal Dublin Fusiliers, was the third son of the late Colonel Colville Frankland, of the same regiment, and grandson of Sir Frederick William Frankland, eighth baronet of Thirleby, Yorkshire. He was born in 1879, received his commission in 1899, was promoted lieutenant in the same year, and became captain in 1908. He served in the South African War, taking part in the operations in Natal and the Transvaal, and receiving the Queen's medal with three clasps and the King's medal with two clasps. Major Frankland was a flying officer in the Royal Flying Corps (Reserve), and was mentioned in despatches last year.
"Deaths." Times [London, England] 4 May 1915: 6. The Times Digital Archive. Web. 24 Apr. 2015.
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Lieut Alistair R. Macleod (Cheltenham College)
25.04.15 Helles Memorial
'Y' Battery, 15th Brigade, Royal Horse Artillery, 29th Division
Lieut A. R. Mcleod of 'Y' battery, RHA was killed at 'W' Beach, while acting as an Artillery observation officer. He and a small party of signallers had been landed early and had the job of communicating with the ships covering the advance.
Source: 29th Divisional Artillery: War Record and Honours Book 1915-1918 by Lt Col R.M. Johnson
"Macleod - Killed in action with the Meditarranean Expeditionary Fore, 25th-27th April, Lieut Alastair Roderick Macleod, Y Battery, Royal Horse Artillery, aged 23, second son of S. J. Fraser Macleod, K.C., Commissioner of the Board of Control, 25, Cornwall-gardens, SW."
"Deaths." Times [London, England] 4 May 1915: 1. The Times Digital Archive. Web. 24 Apr. 2015.
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Lieut-Cmndr George H. Pownall (Cheltenham College)
25.04.15 Portsmouth Naval Memorial
HMS Egmont
The only clue I have as to how he was killed comes in The Naval Review (Vol XLIV no 4 Oct 1956). In an article "The Submarine Passage of the Dardanelles 1915 p424, the writer describes the disastrous landing at 'V' Beach, and describes how he later discovered that Pownall had been killed while in the leading boat during the landing.
"Lieut-Commander George Harley Pownall, R.N., who fell during the landing operations in the Dardanells on April 25, was the only son of Frank Pownall, barrister-at-law, and late Registrar of the Royal College of Music, and of Mrs Frank Pownall. He was educated at 'Evelyns' and at Cheltenham Collage, and subsequently went to the Britania, passing in third on the list and passing out first. He served as midshipman in China under Sir Percy Scott in H.M.S. Terrible, and on coming home took his 'five firsts'. He chose the submarine branch of the service and after serving in B1 and having the charge of the A boats at Fort Block House and serving in C9 he was eventually appointed to the Onyx at Plymouth and finally 1st lieutenant to the Egmont, with command of the Malta Submarine Flotilla. He was born on August 30, 1883. In December 1910, he married Vera, daughter of Mr Henry Chichester or Verben, Cullompton, Devon."
"Deaths." Times [London, England] 4 May 1915: 6. The Times Digital Archive. Web. 24 Apr. 2015
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Capt Claud Aspinall Wythes (Cheltenham College)
28.04.15 Helles Memorial (Missing, later declared KIA)
4th Battalion, Worcestershire Regt, 88th Brigade
"Captain Claud Aspinall Wythes, 4th Worcestershire Regiment, who was officially reported missing at the Dardanelles on April 28, and has since been unofficially reported killed, was the younger son of Mr and Mrs F. A. W. Wythe, Ravensden House, near Bedford. Captain Wythe, who was 29 years old, was educated at Cheltenham College and Coopers Hill. He joined the 3rd Worcestershire Regiment at Wynberg in 1908, and when the battalion came home he exchanged into the 4th at Bareilly, afterwards serving in Burma"
"Deaths." Times [London, England] 19 Oct. 1915: 12. The Times Digital Archive. Web. 24 Apr. 2015.
Medal card: WO 372/22/106109
Kew: WO 339/6935
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Capt Richard B. Shubrick (Cheltenham College)
28.04.15 Helles Memorial (Died of wounds aboard HMT Southland)
1st Battalion, Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers, 87th Brigade
"Shubrick - On the 28th April, on board the transport 'Southland', off the Dardanelles, of wounds received in action, Captain Richard Brian Shubrick, 1st Battalion the Royal Iniskilling Fusiliers, only and dearly-loved son of Richard and Harriet Shubrick, aged 24 years."
"Deaths." Times [London, England] 25 June 1915: 1. The Times Digital Archive. Web. 24 Apr. 2015.
Medal card: WO 372/18/57314
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Pte 14398 Percy Edwin Clifford (Seven Stoke)
29.04.15 Helles
4th Battalion, Worcestershire Regt, 88th Brigade
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Col Edmund P. Smith (Cheltenham College)
02.05.15 Redoubt Cemetery, Helles (Special Memorial)
17th Brigade, Royal Field Artillery, 29th Division
Medal Card: WO 372/18/132871
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L/Cpl 12320 Vincent M. Jarvis (Hook Common)
04.06.15 Helles Memorial
4th Battalion, Worcestershire Regt, 88th Brigade
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Gunner 64371 Edgar Frank Gray (Gloucester Christ Church)
06.06.15 Helles Memorial
10th Battery, Royal Field Artillery, 29th Division
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Sir John de Robeck's Despatch (The Long, Long Trail)
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Capt (& Adj) Robert Vere Clerk (Cheltenham College)
28.06.15 Helles Memorial
1st Battalion, att. to 7th Battalion, Cameronians (Scottish Rifles), 156th Brigade, 52nd (Lowland) Division - arrived at Gallipoli on 14th June
He was posted as 'Missing'.
"7th Battalion
28th June
Attack. Battn. in Bde Reserve.
Battalion provided fatigue parties nearly all night of 27th-28th (See Appendix I & II) bringing up ammunition to forward S.A.A. “Dumps”. Parties were also detailed to bring up scaling ladders & planks of timber from GULLY RAVINE to the forward trenches. One of these parties under CAPT. R. JOHNSTONE was caught in the Ravine by enemy shrapnel shell-fire & suffered 3 casualties (wounded).
At 11am however, the Battalion was in its allotted position. Soon after 11am the Batt. was sent forward to reinforce the assaulting party & their local reserves who had failed to capture the whole of their objective. 3 Platoons of “A” Coy & 2 Platoons of “D” Coy charged, gaining their objective in the Turks front line, part of H12a, “A” Coy with scarcely a casualty though “D” Coy suffered heavily from rifle, machine gun & shrapnel fire. Later, “B” Coy charged to take H12, but were caught by a battery of Turkish machine guns situated in their support lines behind H12 & only 50 men survived.
LIEUT. COLONEL J.B. WILSON was killed while leading “B” Coy in the charge. Posted as missing, but his body was recovered some months later & buried behind our lines. During the day many attempts were made by the remainder of 7th Sco. Rif. the Royal Scots & the Reserves of 29th Division (5th Royal Scots), to advance up a sap to H12a, but every attempt failed owing to shallowness of trench & enfilade machine gun fire.
BRIGADIER GENERAL SCOTT-MONCRIEFF was killed in one of these attempts to push up the sap.
PTE. R. SNEDDON “A” Coy rendered valuable service by carrying important messages to & from the captured trench. He had to cross over 100 yds. open ground under heavy rifle fire. He was awarded the Distinguished Conduct Medal. 2ND LIEUT E. WATSON was awarded the Military Cross for his work on this date. About 2am. 29th June those of the Batt. in the captured trenches were relieved by Hampshires & Essex & withdrawn to the Reserve Lines. Batt. reorganised."
Invasion Zone Forum (posting 18 Apr 2007, accessed 25 Apr 2015)
Medal Card: WO 372/4/165115
Kew: WO 76/490/21
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Capt Henry M. Floyd (Cheltenham College)
28.06.15 Twelve Tree Copse Cemetery (Special Memorial)
2nd Battalion, Royal Dublin Fusiliers
(The Times of 17 July 1915 corrects its initial report of his death by changing his battalion from the 2nd Battalion to the 1st Battalion, Royal Dublin Fusiliers, 86th Brigade)
Medal Card: WO 372/7/97973
Kew: WO 339/7452
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Capt Frederick G Gudgeon (Cheltenham College)
28.06.15 Helles Memorial
16th Battalion, attached to 2nd Battalion, Royal Fusiliers, 86th Brigade
"When the battalion went back to the line once more, on June 23rd, they mustered 13 officers and 667 other ranks. Lieutenant Eustace commanded Y company, Captain Ayrton X and Captain Gudgeon Z. About three days later Captain FitzClarence arrived from England and took over the duties of the second in command.
On the 28th (June) the battalion again attacked, leading the brigade with three companies; and their advance, though successful, was dearly bought. They advanced about 1,000 yards, "a magnificent sight, the men never losing their formation under a heavy artillery and rifle fire." The ground had been carefully ranged and the bulk of the casualties were due to well-placed shrapnel. There were few from rifle fire; but in attempting to round off their achievement in the night the battalion became involved in hand-to-hand fighting. Few details of these encounters have been preserved ; but when the Fusiliers were relieved they were in the last stage of exhaustion. A twenty-four hours' struggle in oppressive heat with hardly any water has its unforgettable terrors.
The actual losses included nine officers: FitzClarence, Ayrton, Andrews killed ; Bulbeck, Freer and Harford wounded ; Gudgeon, Eustace and Willett missing. Of other ranks, 27 were killed, 175 wounded, and 57 missing. Not one of these officers had been with the battalion when it landed in Gallipoli, and the continuity was preserved by an ever-thinning thread. "
The Royal Fusiliers in the Great War: Chapter 6
Gudgeon was initially reported 'Missing'. Later 'Missing believed Killed'
Medal Card: WO 372/8/172280
Kew: WO 339/2395
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2nd Lieut Hugo F. Grantham (Cheltenham College)
28.06.15 Twelve Tree Copse Cemetery
3rd Battalion, Essex Regt
I assume that he had been attached to the 1st Battalion, Essex Regt, 88th Brigade
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Lieut John T. Findlay (Cheltenham College)
28.06.15 Helles Memorial
8th Battalion, Cameronians (Scottish Rifles), 156th (Scottish Rifles) Brigade
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2nd Lieut John Maxwell (Cheltenham College)
12.07.15 Helles Memorial
5th Battalion, Royal Scots Fusiliers, 155th (South Scottish) Brigade
"Second Lieutenant John Maxwell, 5th Royal Scots Fusiliers, killed at the Dardanelles on July 12, joined the Reserve Battalion 5th Royal Scots in October, 1914, and obtained transfer to the 1/5th Royal Scots Fusiliers in March last. Educated at Cheltenham College and Grenoble University, France, he had served apprenticeship for chartered accountant. He was the youngest son of Mr W. J. Herries Maxwell, Convener of the Stewartry of Kirkcudbright and M.P. for Dumfriesshire 1892-95 and 1900-06"
"Deaths." Times [London, England] 30 July 1915: 4. The Times Digital Archive. Web. 25 Apr. 2015
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Corporal George Eagles (Twigworth)
13.07.15 Helles Memorial
Plymouth Battalion. Royal Naval Division, Royal Marine Light Infantry
Pte George Gilder (Southam)
13.07.15 Helles Memorial
Plymouth Battalion, Royal Navy Division, Royal Marine Light Infantry
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Major Thomas L. Jowitt (Cheltenham College)
17.07.15 East Mudros. Died of wounds on Hospital ship Rewa, Dardanelles
5th Battalion, Highland Light Infantry, 157th (Highland Light Infantry) Brigade
Died of Wounds
Jowitt - On the 17th inst., of wounds received in Gallipoli, T. Lawrence Jowitt, Major, 5th H. L. I., beloved husband of Muriel Jowitt of Finglen, Campsie Glen, Stirlingshire, and young son of the late Albert Jowitt, of Sheffield, and Mrs Jowitt, of Meads, Edale, Derbyshire."
"Deaths." Times [London, England] 26 July 1915: 1. The Times Digital Archive. Web. 25 Apr. 2015
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Lieut Brian W. Onslow (Cheltenham College)
28.07.15 Beach Cemetery, Anzac
11th King Edward's Own Lancers (Probyn's Horse), Indian Army
"Onslow - On July 28th, killed in action at the Dardanelles, Brian Walton Onslow, Lieut, 11th K.E.O Lancers, A.D.C to Genl Sir Wm. Birdwood, dearly loved youngest son of the late Col. Gerald C. P. Onslow, Royal Engineers, and of Mrs Onslow, Camperdown, Crowborough, aged 22 years"
"Deaths." Times [London, England] 2 Aug. 1915: 1. The Times Digital Archive. Web. 25 Apr. 2015.
Extract from De Ruvigny's Roll of Honour 1914-1918:
"ONSLOW, BRIAN WALTON, Lieut., 11th (King's Edward's Own) Lancers (Probyn's Horse), Indian Army, and A.D.C. to Gen. Sir William Birdwood, yst. s. of the late Col. Gerald Charles Penrice Onslow, Royal Engineers, by his wife, Flora Frances Mary (Camperdown, Crowborough, co. Sussex), dau. of the late William Donald, of Lisle House, Cheltenham; b. Gillingham, co. Kent, 24 Aug. 1892; educ. Cheltenham College and the Royal Military College, Sandhurst; gazetted 2nd Lieut., Unattached List, 6 Sept. 1911; served his first year with the Royal West Kent Regt., passed into the Indian Army, 3 Dec. 1912, and was promoted Lieut. 6 Pee, 1913; took part in the landing at the Dardanelles, 25 April, 1915, and was killed in action there, 28 July, 1915; unm. Buried at Anzac Cove. He was mentioned in Gen. Sir Ian Hamilton's despatch of 22 Sept. [London Gazette. 5 Nov. 1915].
Gen. Sir William Birdwood wrote: “A finer fellow or better example of the true English gentleman never lived. A son of whom any mother must always have been most justly proud. Never out of temper, always doing what he could to help others, able far above the average. I had hoped a brilliant career was in store for him. Every individual here regrets and feels his death. I have lost the best and bravest of officers, the truest and trustiest of friends":
and a brother officer: "Few people could be so ill-spared. I never met or hope to meet a more lovable character; best at everything he ever did, both in work and play, and always so cheerful. I never heard anyone say anything but good of him, and he was quite the most popular officer both with the men and in the mess."
Admiral wrote from the Dardanelles: “He was a splendid young fellow. We on board only knew him for a few months, but in that short time he made himself very popular with us all. Everybody liked him and admired him, and we looked on him as the true ideal of a British soldier. I fully realise what a great loss his services must be to Gen. Birdwood and to the service generally."
And the Principal of Cheltenham College: “He has left an influence and power behind him that many an older man would be proud to leave." While at Cheltenham he won a mathematical scholarship, and was one of the most prominent members of the hockey eleven and football fifteen. He was a keen athlete, a good polo player, pigsticker, golfer, etc. Two of his brothers and two brothers-in-law are (1916) serving either in the Army or Navy. His eldest brother, Lieut.-Commander A. G. Onslow, D.S.C., was killed in action in the Battle of Jutland, 1 June, 1916."
Crowborough Roll of Honour (25 Apr 2015)
Medal Card: WO 372/27/3563
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Capt Basil H. E. Beadon (Cheltenham College)
01.08.15 Helles Memorial
7th Battalion, Royal Welsh Fusiliers
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6th to 27th August 1915
The August Offensive
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Local Men who died
R. I. P.
Pte 21556 Walter Booton (Colwall Memorial)
06.08.15 Helles Memorial
4th Battalion, Worcestershire Regt, 88th Brigade, 29th Division
Cpl 15066 Leonard Mason (Brampton Abbots)
06.08.15 Helles Memorial
4th Battalion, Worcestershire Regt
Pte James Ravenhill (Ashleworth)
06.08.15 Helles, Gallipoli
4th Battalion, Worcestershire Regt
Pte 9958 P. A. Cook (North Nibley)
07.08.15 Helles Memorial
6th Battalion, Lincolnshire Regt, 33rd Brigade, 11th Northern Division (moved to Gallipoli in July. landed at Suvla Bay 7th August)
Pte 13394 William J. Cooke (Cheltenham - St John's)
07.08.15 Helles Memorial
7th Battalion, Gloucestershire Regt
(landed at Y beach 11/12th July)
Capt R. C. C. Frankland (Cheltenham College)
07.08.15 Helles Memorial
7th Battalion, North Staffordshire Regt
attached to 8th Battalion, Lancashire Fusiliers
Sgt 6/1061 Bernard Albert Humpherson (Newent)
07.08.15 Gallipoli, Chunuk Bair memorial
Canterbury Regt, NZ Expeditionary Force
Pte 125 Harry Phelps (Welland)
7.08.15 Lone Pine Memorial
'A' Company, 6th Battalion, 1st Australia Division, 2nd Infantry Brigade, AIF
Landed Gallipoli 18.05.16
Initially reported missing. Declared KIA on 24.08.16.
Lt-Col Harry M. Welstead (Cheltenham College)
07.08.15 Hill 10 Cemetery (Suvla)
9th Battalion, Lancashire Regt
Pte 12196 Raymond Baldwin (Huntley)
08.08.15 Helles Memorial
7th Battalion, Gloucestershire Regt, 39th Brigade, 13th (Western) Division
08.08.15 Gallipoli (Helles Memorial)
7th Battalion, Gloucestershire Regiment
08.08.15 Helles memorial
7th Battalion, Gloucestershire Regt
L/Cpl 10650 Cecil Cresswell (Gloucester - St Mary de Lode)
08.08.15 Helles Memorial
7th Battalion, Gloucestershire Regt
L/Cpl 10300 Frederick C. Devereux (Gloucester St James)
08.08.15 Helles Memorial
7th Battalion, Gloucestershire Regt
Pte 11124 W. J Ewington (Stanway)
08.08.15 Helles Memorial
7th Battalion, Gloucestershire Regt
08.08.15 Helles memorial
7th Battalion, Gloucestershire Regt
Company Sgt Major 5964 Reuben Hart (Huntley)
08.08.15 Helles Memorial
7th Battalion, Gloucestershire Regt
L/Cpl 10490 Harry W. Hooper (Stonehouse)
08.08.15 Helles Memorial
7th Battalion, Gloucestershire Regt
Pte 10480 H. Marling (Eastington)
08.08.15 Helles Memorial
7th Battalion, Gloucestershire Regt
L/Cpl 11540 Harry Price (Gloucester Christ Church)
08.08.15 Helles Memorial
'B' Company, 7th Battalion, Gloucestershire Regt
Sgt 10303 Thomas Shurmer (Gloucester St James)
08.08.15 Helles Memorial
7th Battalion, Gloucestershire Regt
Pte 9976 Sidney G. Speck (Gloucester St James)
08.08.15 Helles Memorial
7th Battalion, Gloucestershire Regt
Capt E. C. Willoughby (Cheltenham College)
08.08.15 Helles Memorial
7th Battalion, Gloucestershire Regt
Pte 11317 Wintour Edward Webb (Elmore)
08.08.15 Helles Memorial
7th Battalion, Gloucestershire Regt.
Corp 11122 Denis F. Wright (Didbrook)
08.08.15 Helles Memorial
7th Battalion, Gloucestershire Regt
L/Cpl Hubert Hales (Gloucester Christ Church)
09.08.15 Helles Memorial
7th Battalion, Gloucestershire Regt
Major Hugo M. Taylor (Cheltenham College)
09.08.15 Helles Memorial
6th Battalion, Royal Irish Fusiliers, 31st Brigade, 10th (Irish) Division
Brigade landed at Suvla Bay on 6/7th August
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09.08.15 Chunuk Bair (NZ) Memorial
1st Battalion, Wellington Mounted Rifles, New Zealand Expedition Force
To access Trooper Vale's service record: Auckland museum Online Cenotaph
Family memorial in Mathon churchyard, Herefordshire
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Pte 12475 Sidney Williams (Chepstow)
09.08.15 Suvla
4th Battalion, South Wales Borderers, 40th Brigade, 13th (Western) Division
The division landed at Cape Helles between 6th and 6th July. Returned to Mudros at end of July, before returning and landing at Anzac Cove 3/5th August.
Pte 19588 Lugard Douglas Boswell (Welland)
10.08.15 Helles Memorial
9th Battalion, Worcestershire Regt, 39th Brigade, 13th (Western) Division
Major Richard L. Carnegy (Cheltenham College)
10.08.15 7th Field Ambulance Cemetery (Suvla)
6th Battalion, The King's Own (Royal Lancaster Regt), 38th Brigade, 13th (Western) Division
Capt Chas A. Cunningham (Cheltenham College)
10.08.15
Border Regt
L/Cpl George Hopkins (Blaisdon)
10.08.15 Gallipoli (Helles Memorial)
9th Worcestershire Regt
Sgt 11856 Alfred Ashby Kingsford (Chepstow)
10.08.15 Helles Memorial
8th Battalion, Welsh Regt, 40th Brigade, 13th (Western) Division
Pte 17016 Frederick John Preece (Coleford)
10.08.15 Helles Memorial
9th Battalion, Worcestershire Regt
Corp 12231 Christopher Hennessey (Cheltenham St Gregory)
11.08.18 Suvla
4th Battalion, South Wales Borderers
11.08.15 Helles Memorial
'A' Company, 7th Battalion, Gloucestershire Regt
Major William F. Walter (Cheltenham College)
11.08.15 Helles Memorial
General Staff, attached. as G.S.O. 2 to 53rd (Welsh) Div. formerly with Lancashire Fusiliers
Pte Ernest Archibald Willis (Apperley)
11.08.15 Gallipoli (Helles Memorial)
9th Battalion, Worcestershire Regt
2nd Lieut Edmund Buckley (Cheltenham College
12.08.15 Lancashire Landing Cemetery (Helles)
died of wounds on Clan MacGillvray (and would probably have been buried originally on one of the Aegian islands)
7th Battalion, Royal Welsh Fusiliers
Pte 11479 William A. Wootton (Gloucester Christ Church)
12.08.15 Helles Memorial
7th Battalion, Gloucestershire Regt
2nd Lieut M. B. G. Proctor-Beauchamp (Cheltenham College)
12.08.15 Helles Memorial
5th Battalion, Norfolk Regt
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2nd Lieut Cornwallis C. W. Maude (Cheltenham College)
13.08.15 Walker's Ridge, ANZAC (originally buried at Russell's Top)
'C' Squadron, 9th Australian Light Horse, AIF
His service record B2455 (AWM) states that he enlisted as Pte 557 Wallace Maude in the 9th LH. They left Melbourne on 11 Feb 1915, as part of the 3rd Light Horse Brigade, sailing on the transport A10, Karroo They arrived in Egypt on 14th March. The Brigade landed at Gallipoli at the end of May, and was attached to the New Zealand and Australian Division. Maude's confirmation in the rank of Sergeant was dated 27 May 1915, after he had reached Gallipoli.
He was promoted to temporary 2nd Lieutenant on 7th August. The 9th LH was the reserve regiment for the Brigade's disastrous attack on the Nek on 7 August, and over the 4 days of fighting lost just 1 officer and 7 other ranks, while a further 2 officers and 26 other ranks were wounded
AWM. Since the officer killed as not Maude, then perhaps he was one of the two wounded officers, and died later.
The Battle of the Nek (Wikipedia)
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Lt-Col Arthur S. Vanrenen (Cheltenham College)
15.08.15 Helles Memorial
5th Battalion, Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers
"Lieut-Col., 5th (Service) Battn. Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers, eldest surviving son of the late Gen Donald Campbell Vanrenen, Indian Army, by his wife, Julia (9, Lansdowne Place, Cheltenham), dau. of the late J. S. Sullivan, Bengal Medical Service;
b. Meerut, India. 14 Dec. 1862; educ. Cheltenham;
entered the Militia in 1879; was gazetted Lieut, from it, to the Lincolnshire Regt. 12 May. 1883; and promoted Capt. 23 Dec. 1893: served with Malay States Guides, 19 Nov. 1897-1908. being acting Commandant from 1905. He retired from the Lincolnshire Regt. on 3 Jan. 1903, but on the outbreak of war in Aug. 1914 offered his services, and was gazetted Major. 7th Battn.of that regt., 23 Sept. following, and Lieut.-Col.
commanding 5th Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers, 3 March, 1915; went to the Dardanelles, 10 July, 1915, and was killed in action at Kapanya Dagli, 15 Aug. 1915, after the landing at Suvla Bay. He was buried on the hill Arthur S. Vanrenen. where the battle took place. He m. at Bruges, Belgium, 28 Oct. 1897. Louisa Frances (Holmhurst, Bideford), dau. of Edwin Empson Isemonger. Colonial Treasurer of the Straits Settlements, and had two children : Esme Mildred, b. 2 Aug. 1898; and Joyce Marguerite, b. 12 May, 1903."
www.mocavo.co.uk/The-Roll-of-Honour-a-Biographical-Record...
"Vanrenen - Killed in action at the Dardanelles, on the 15th Aug., Lieut-Col Arthur Sanders Vanrenen, 5th Batt, R. Inniskilling Fusillieers, eldest surviving son of Gen. D. Vanrenen and Mrs Vanrenen, of Cheltenham, and loved husband of L. F. Vanrenen, Homhurst, Bideford, aged 52."
"Deaths." Times [London, England] 24 Aug. 1915: 1. The Times Digital Archive. Web. 26 Apr. 2015.
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17.08.15 Helles Memorial
7th Battalion, Gloucestershire Regt
Bronze memorial plaque inside the church (1916)
"In loving memory of Charles William Hopton, Sergeant in the 7th Gloucestershire Regt, only dearly loved son of John C. and Annie E. Hopton of Cowfield Farm, who died on the Hospital Ship Aquitania from wounds received at the Dardanelles and was buried at sea on August 17th 1915. Aged 24 years.
Greater Love hath no man than this That a man lay down his life for his friends"
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Pte 16137 Stephen Leonard (Stonehouse)
18.08.15 Alexandria, Egypt
7th Battalion, Gloucestershire Regt
Trooper Carey E. M. Carter (Quedgeley memorial)
21.08.15 Green Hill cemetery, Gallipoli, Turkey
1/1st Battalion, Royal Gloucestershire Hussars, 1st South Midland Mounted Brigade, British 2nd Mounted Division
The Hussars operated as infantry at Gallipoli
Trooper 2585 E. T. Crocker (North Nibley)
21.08.15 Suvla
1/1st Battalion, Royal Gloucestershire Hussars
Lieut Harry J. Cummins (Cheltenham College
21.08.15 Helles Memorial
5th Gurkha Rifles (Frontier Force), Indian Army
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Trooper R. H. Coxwell-Rogers (Cheltenham College)
21.08.15 Green Hill Cemetery (Suvla) special memorial
1/1st Royal Gloucestershire Hussars
Coxwell-Rogers - On the 21st Aug, at the Dardanelles, killed in action, Richard Hugh Coxwell-Rogers, only son of the late Godfrey Hugh Wheeler Coxwell-Rogers of Dowdeswell Court, Gloucestershire and of Mrs Coxwell-Rogers, of Donegal Cottage, Carrigaloe, County Cork"
"Deaths." Times [London, England] 11 Sept. 1915: 1. The Times Digital Archive. Web. 26 Apr. 2015.
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Private Osman Karl Fowler (Hartpury)
21.08.15 Green Hill cemetery, Suvla, Gallipoli
1/1st Battalion, Royal Gloucestershire Hussars
Major R. F. W. F. Leslie (Cheltenham College)
22.08.15 Helles Memorial
5th Battalion Dorsetshire Regt
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Major Archibald Roberts (Cheltenham College)
22.08.15 Pieta, Malta - died of wounds
6th Battalion, Yorkshire Regt
"Major Archibald Roberts, 6th Yorkshire Regiment was wounded at Gallipoli on the night of August 6, and died at Malta on August 22. He was the only son of the late Major A. H. Roberts, Bombay Artillery, and was born in India in 1871. He was educated at Cheltenham College and Sandhurst, and on receiving his commission was gazetted to the Middlesex Regimtent. A year later he joined the Indian Army, serving three years with the 37th Dogras, 11 years with the 24th Punjabis, and the remainder of his service was spent in the Hyderabad Contingent. He retired in 1910. On the outbreak of war Major Robert was appointed second in command of the 6th Yorkshire Regiment. He married in 1902 Millicent, second daughter of Mr E. C. P. Hull of Earlswood Mound, Redhill."
"Deaths." Times [London, England] 10 Sept. 1915: 7. The Times Digital Archive. Web. 26 Apr. 2015.
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Pte 10352 G. Mustoe (Sissington)
23.08.15 Cairo
7th Battalion, Gloucestershire Regt.
Pte 1171 James Winters (Dymock)
26.08.15 Suvla, Gallipoli
1/1st Battalion, Herefordshire Regt
Sgt (Acting Q.M.S?) 856 C. Arkell Coldicot (Stanton
19.09.15 Alexandria
1/1st Battalion, Warwickshire Yeomanry
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Pte 8384 Edward J. Smith (Coaley)
26.10.15 Suvla, Gallipoli
7th Battalion, Gloucestershire Regt
Sgt 174 John Huckson (Upton Bishop)
03.11.15 Helles Memorial
1/1st Battalion, Herefordshire Regt
Cpl 21156 Thomas Gibbins (Brimpsfield)
13.11.15 Suvla, Gallipoli
7th Battalion, Gloucestershire Regt
Pte Charles Hieron (Hempsted)
07.12.15 Helles Memorial
7th Battalion, Gloucestershire Regt.
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December 1915 / January 1916:
The Evacuation
Local Men who died
R. I. P.
Pte 20498 Sidney Burrows (Coleford)
08.01.16 Helles Memorial
7th Battalion, Gloucestershire Regt
Pte 21401 James Hannis (Cranham)
08.01.16 Helles Memorial
7th Battalion, Gloucestershire Regt
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Sir John de Robeck's Gallipoli Evacuation Despatch (The Long, Long Trail)
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The Main Battlegrounds
(with the local regiments involved in the battles)
Cape Helles
4th Battalion, Worcestershire Regt, 88th Brigade, 29th Division
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ANZAC Bay
New Zealand and Australian Division
7th Battalion, Gloucestershire Regt, 39th Brigade, 13th (Western) Division
9th Battalion, Worcestershire Regt, 39th Brigade, 13th (Western) Division
A walk around Walker's Ridge (Australian Dept. of Veterans Affairs)
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Suvla Bay
Royal Gloucestershire Hussars, 1st South Midland Mounted Brigade, 2nd Mounted Division (The Hussars operated as infantry at Gallipoli)
1/1st Herefordshire Regt, 158th (North Wales) Brigade, 53rd (Welsh) Division
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Photograph: Bronze memorial plate - the Royal Gloucestershire Hussars on Chocolate Hill, Gallipoli 21st August 1915, looking out across the Salt Lake towards Suvla bay.
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Talk at Australian War Memorial by Nigel Steel, Chief Historian, Imperial War Museum
April 2007
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"Medical Evacuation of Casualties
Unique problems were faced at Gallipoli with the treatment and evacuation of wounded and sick troops. The initial amphibious landing was a new development in the history of warfare and this meant that the medical services suffered from a lack of training, knowledge as to what to expect and the type of casualties that would be experienced. This together with lack of planning and problems with communication meant that the medical evacuation of April 25th and following days was a very inadequate service, causing much suffering and criticism on the home front."
with additional (PDF) note available for download: Conditions: Evacuation of the Sick and Wounded from Gallipoli
R thời gian trôi mau bỗg xót xa khôg còn anh. Bầu trời đêm không trăg lặng lẽ ngôi sao nghẹn ngào. Giữa cơn lốc xoáy tình đời, tình thoáng mong manh mơ hồ. Nước mắt nào chợt rơi xuống, lặng nghe tiếng khóc trong đêm nụ hôn ngày xưa đã phai. Một mai thức giấc chợt nhận ra giấc mơ xưa mãi chĩ là giấc mộng đẹp. Giữa cuộc đời dông bão ai ngờ đưa lối. Một mai thức giấc tìm lại mình giữa hoang vu bõ sau lưng những muộn phiền. Những nỗi buồn hôm qua không còn đau nhói tựa gió mây trôi cuối chân trời !
R3774. Stanier LMS 'Black 5' Class 4-6-0 5428 on the demonstration line at Tyseley during the open day on Sunday, 11th June, 1972.
It's 'top 'n' tailing' with Stanier LMS 'Jubilee' Class 4-6-0 5593 KOLHAPUR out of sight at the rear of the train. These trains were able to leave the confines of the depot in those days and venture out onto a B.R. siding that extended under the road bridge.
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B.R.S. Car Transport is where my late Gran Jackson used to work in the office at Rowley Road, and where my dad used to drive for Morton's B.R.S. Their depot was just a little up Rowley Road.
In the mid 90s BREL Class 58s became frequent performers on some freight trains in Kent for a short while. 58.031 is seen awating the signal from the departure road of Allied Wire and Steels' Sheerness works .
Again though I'd try something totally different than i'd normally do for todays photo. Don't really know how I came up with the concept. I just started editing and then it kind of snowballed together. I spent quite a long time on this so i hope you like it!!!
I appreciate any comments good or constructive so If you've got any let me know!
Thanks.
The Shot
- Canon eos 7D
- Canon 17-85mm @17mm
- ISO 100 | f4.5 | 1/400 sec
Strobist Information
Elemental Strobe Octobox Camera Right 1/2 power
Elemental Strobe Umbrella Camera Left 1/2 power
The other Nield brothers ex-BRS vehicle is this Leyland Octopus rigid dropside lorry. Like its Bristol companion it is in an "in service" condition.
RD25007(vid). Over the weekend 21st - 23rd April, 2023 the Bluebell Railway in Sussex held another of their 'Branch Line Weekend’ Galas; visiting for the occasion were two Lancashire & Yorkshire Railway locomotives, 0-6-0 52322 (B.R. Number) and ‘Pug’ 0-4-0ST Dock Shunter 11243 (LMS number). A third visitor was Hunslet 0-6-0ST HASTINGS. The two L &YR locos had come from the East Lancashire Railway and HASTINGS was from the Kent & East Sussex Railway.
I went along on the Friday and had a thoroughly enjoyable day riding on the trains and videoing from the stations. This is the third part of the video footage that I took that day and it was shot at Horsted Keynes. Locos seen are the L&YR ‘Pug’ and the L&YR 0-6-0. Further videos will feature more of the splendid steam action that took place during the day.
***More videos from the Bluebell Railway can be seen in the Bluebell playlist:
www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLFsbViNeGSHnW5INzmkndlC3EU...
Videoed in 4K using a Sony Handycam FDR-AX53 camcorder.
To be continued...
Saturday, 22nd April, 2023. Copyright © Ron Fisher 2023.
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Mein Schiff 5, Länge: 295 m, 2534 Passagiere, Hybrid-Scrubber und Katalysatoren.
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9th February 1984 at N.C.B. Bennerley coal disposal site before the rapid loading bunker was built. Ex B.R. class 04, D2258 potters about.
Réalisation d'un centre thermal et aquatique comprenant des espaces de stationnement et une résidence hôtelière dans le cadre du projet Grand Nancy Thermal.
• Réhabilitation et extension de la piscine intérieure.
• Réhabilitation et extension du bâtiment de la piscine ronde.
• Création de nouveaux bassins extérieurs.
• Création d'espaces verts et de stationnements (découverts et souterrains).
Pays : France 🇫🇷
Région : Grand Est (Lorraine)
Département : Meurthe-et-Moselle (54)
Ville : Nancy (54000)
Quartier : Nancy Sud
Adresse : rue du Maréchal Juin
Fonction : Piscine
Construction : 2020 → 2023
► Architectes : Architectures Anne Démians / Chabanne & Partenaires
► Gros œuvre : Bouygues Construction
PC n° 54 395 19 R0043 délivré le 20/09/2019
Niveaux : R+3
Hauteur maximale : 26.66 m
Surface de plancher totale : 16 547 m²
Superficie du terrain : 37 248 m²
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Poids en ordre de marche : 53 100 - 75 850 kg
Hauteur de travail : 27 m
Déconstruction de 2 bâtiments comprenant 77 logements à Vandœuvre-lès-Nancy dans le cadre du Nouveau Programme National de Renouvellement Urbain (NPNRU).
Pays : France 🇫🇷
Région : Grand Est (Lorraine)
Département : Meurthe-et-Moselle (54)
Ville : Vandœuvre-lès-Nancy (54500)
Quartier : Vand'est Etoile
Adresse : 1-3, rue de Haarlem
Fonction : Logements
Déconstruction : 2021 → 2022
Permis de démolir n° 54 547 19 R0002 délivré le 25/03/2019
Niveaux : R+9
Hauteur : ≈30,00 m
Surface de plancher : 4 000 m²
Superficie du terrain : 1 469 m²