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R.A. Brigade 4. Transferred to Royal Hospital, Chelsea. Presumed destroyed by enemy...
Catalogue reference: WO 69/375
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R.A. Brigade 4. Transferred to Royal Hospital, Chelsea. Presumed destroyed by enemy action, 1939-1945
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WO 69
Ordnance Office, Military Branch, and War Office: Royal Artillery Records of Service...
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