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Lest we forget

A tribute to all persons who have helped us,in Britain,to preserve our way of life.
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Morris Commercial,in Royal Navy colours.
Morris Commercial,in Royal Navy colours.		 WW1 1914 - 1919 ,INTERNEES.
WW1 1914 - 1919 ,INTERNEES.		 Pillbox built into sea dyke
Pillbox built into sea dyke		 WW2 Pillbox built into a sea dyke.
WW2 Pillbox built into a sea dyke.
A World War 2 pillbox succumbing to the ingress of the sea.
A World War 2 "pillbox" succumbing to the ingress of the sea.		 A curious building, nay, out of place, in Chenies Street, WC1.
A curious building, nay, out of place, in Chenies Street, WC1.		 A large WW2 pillbox near Parvills Farm
A large WW2 pillbox near Parvills Farm		 A WW2 pillbox , interior view.
A WW2 pillbox , interior view.
The entrance to a WW2 pillbox / 1
The entrance to a WW2 pillbox / 1		 A large WW2 pillbox near Epping Upland / 2
A large WW2 pillbox near Epping Upland / 2		 The Commerorative Cross,on the hillside above Shoreham
The Commerorative Cross,on the hillside above Shoreham		 WW2 pillbox,high on a hillside.
WW2 pillbox,high on a hillside.
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Kenneth Berry 21-Jul-2016 02:28
Hi Ian, Well I have got a Copy Of my "Navigator I thought" But was Actually Flight Engineer Stanley McGlory. The window is as I remembered it. His Mum and Dad Donated it to St. Simons & St. Judes. It was moved to the Hendon Museum. Small world. His mum's brother had been to Hendon the day before to see the Window and get a print. May hear from him. Would you like me to send a copy for you site. Thank You for your encouragement and Assistment. He was a Pathfinder, can read his epitaph,but can't make out the Bible reading.Thank You Again Ken Berry
Kenneth Berry 09-Feb-2016 09:01
Hi Ian,
It's a few years now and i am still looking for a Photo of a Stained Glass window which was in a church at Liverpool Lancashire England. St Simon's & St. Judes, Anfield Road, Liverpool. I have found the name of the Navigator ? maybe possibly. He was Pilot Officer Stanley Mac Glory. If you come across anything about the window could you let me know. Very Best Regards Ken Berry.
ps used to be in Wellington NZ. Still in NZ but the South Island now at Christchurch. Our 3 daughters,husbands,children, g/children and g/g/children are all down here.
Jeff Real07-Apr-2013 13:46
A powerful way to tell this story ~V~
rothwell84 09-Jan-2013 08:09
Are there other web sites with Stained Glass RAF Memorial Windows. I was in the Boys Bigade mid to late WW2. Sorry I can't remember the surname of the family. The window was in St Simons & St Judes Church Anfield Road Liverpool. The Church was demolished 1970. The Son was lost over Germany and is also for the Crew. Pretty sure it was a Halifax Bomber. I would like a photo so I can put it in the Family Genealogy Book. Best Regards Ken B Thank You Anyway
Frank Tran13-Aug-2012 04:13
Beautiful gallery! Well captured. V+
Long Bach Nguyen11-Jul-2011 14:58
Wonderful gallery, very moving tribute
Zoltán Balogh09-May-2010 17:41
A great gallery Ian, let me congratulate! V
joseantonio03-May-2010 19:04
An impressive gallery. Well done
Mary Bowles22-Apr-2010 09:18
A wonderful, touching gallery, beautifully photographed.
John Cooper12-Apr-2010 19:43
Very good Ian.
Well done.
missy_gardenwhimsy23-Mar-2008 18:02
Great gallery. I couldn't help but shed some tears.
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