British Army photographer -- A Mobile Sound Locator of the 1st Anti-Aircraft Division, Territorial Army Mobile Display Group, in operation during the late 1930s. -- High quality art prints, canvases -- Imperial War Museum Prints

A Mobile Sound Locator of the 1st Anti-Aircraft Division, Territorial Army Mobile Display Group, in operation during the late 1930s.

A Mobile Sound Locator of the 1st Anti-Aircraft Division, Territorial Army Mobile Display Group, in operation during the late 1930s.

British Army photographer

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British Army photographer

Date:

Interwar

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ARMY TRAINING 4/24

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