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The following pages link to Henry Carr (Q16006723):
Displayed 50 items.
- The Sailor [Maurice Alan Easton] (Q50855119) (← links)
- Merchant Service Fireman (Q50857967) (← links)
- Ballast Island, Porthmadog (Q52129059) (← links)
- Margaret Mills, Mrs Hardman (1908 -1970) (Q52129123) (← links)
- Carr, Henry Marvell (Q104017540) (← links)
- The Mersey (Q119171385) (← links)
- Study of a Head (Q119202016) (← links)
- A Railway Terminus (Q119267309) (← links)
- Village of Dinton, January 1941 (Q119267324) (← links)
- Incendiaries in a Suburb (Q119267455) (← links)
- The Griller Quartet: Sidney Griller (1911–1993), CBE, FRAM (leader), Colin Hampton (1911–1996), FRAM (cello), Philip Burton (1907–1961), FRAM (viola), and Jack O'Brien (b.1909), FRAM (violin) (Q119267515) (← links)
- St Clement Dane's Church on Fire after Being Bombed (Q119267572) (← links)
- Captain Atal: Served at Keren, Eritrea (Q119267763) (← links)
- German Airborn Invasion, Crete, 1941 (Q119268106) (← links)
- Familiar Silhouettes (Q119268741) (← links)
- Ten Minutes Break in the Snow (Q119268778) (← links)
- The Merchant Navy: The Chain Locker (Q119268892) (← links)
- In the Temple Garden (Q119269056) (← links)
- Sir Arthur Street, KCB, KBE, CMG, CIE, MC (Q119269120) (← links)
- General Dwight D. Eisenhower (1890–1969) (Q119269179) (← links)
- Henry Cox, CMG, BEM (Q119269183) (← links)
- Air Chief Marshal Sir Arthur Tedder (1890–1967), GCB (Q119269212) (← links)
- The Bailey Bridge at Medjez-el-Bab (Q119269222) (← links)
- The Gulf of Carthage (Q119269233) (← links)
- Constantine (Q119269242) (← links)
- A Bofors Gun, Algiers (Q119269288) (← links)
- General Spaatz (1891–1974), Air Commodore-in-Chief, American Air Force (Q119269291) (← links)
- Sergeant J. P. Kenneally, VC, First Battalion, Irish Guards (Q119269293) (← links)
- Marcel Peyrouton (1887–1983), Governor General, Algeria, 1943 (Q119269303) (← links)
- William E. Mundy, Daily Telegraph War Correspondent (Q119269351) (← links)
- Mosquito Nets (Q119269359) (← links)
- Tirailleur Algérien (Q119269376) (← links)
- Sergeant B. Montague: One of the Desert Rats (7th Armoured Division) (Q119269448) (← links)
- Parachute Drop (Q119269461) (← links)
- Army Divers: Sappers of a Port Reconstruction and Repair Group (Q119269469) (← links)
- Admiral of the Fleet, Sir Andrew Cunningham (1883–1963), Bt, GCB, DSO (Q119269479) (← links)
- Major General H. M. Gale, CB, CBE, MC (Q119269489) (← links)
- Staff Sergeant Major E. A. Billett (Q119269494) (← links)
- A Commando of No. 6 Army Commando, 1943 (Q119269503) (← links)
- B. R. Hill, HH, First Battalion, KRRC, 6852209, RFN (Soldier Cleaning His Rifle) (Q119269537) (← links)
- Arthur E. Mann, War Correspondent, Mutual Broadcasting Company of America (Q119269602) (← links)
- Howard Marshall, War Correspondent, British Broadcasting Corporation (Q119269603) (← links)
- A Member of the Pope's Swiss Guard (Q119269606) (← links)
- Carthage (Q119269608) (← links)
- Charles C. Collingwood, War Correspondent, Columbia Broadcasting System of America (Q119269610) (← links)
- His Highness the Bey of Tunis (Q119269613) (← links)
- Searchlight on Infantry Landing Craft (Q119269623) (← links)
- Medjez-el-Bab, Grenadier Hill in the Background (Q119269655) (← links)
- Constantine (Q119269669) (← links)
- General the Honourable Sir Harold Alexander (1891–1969), GCB, CSI, DSO (Q119269737) (← links)