F. James Fielding is seated in the second row from the front, 15th from the left.
Do you recognise anyone in this photograph, or were you or someone you knew in the Fielding and Platt Home Guard? Maybe you worked at Fielding’s and watched them parade or train, or perhaps you heard stories about their work? If you have any memories, stories, or information about the Fielding and Platt Home Guard, please share them by adding a comment about this page below.
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My father, Selwyn “Taffy” Samuel, was in the F and P Home Guard but I cannot recognise him in the photo. He told many tales about their times on duty.
Ed: Gwyneth, many thanks for looking at our website. As I mentioned earlier, the photo supplied by others is only a thumbnail size and therefore will not enlarge. Regrettable, but there we are! John B
Could I see a higher resolution copy of this photograph. I am looking for Les Wheeler.
Thanks
Alan
Ed: Regrettably, we do not retain the original photograph and as this image is thumbnail size it will loose its identity once enlarged. John B
Arthur WILLIAMS, back row, 4th from the right. More of his details are on the “The Williams Family” page. I recall Dad telling me how they were on duty one time and someone accidentally let fall a grenade down into the shelter they were using. He told me how quickly they all scattered not knowing the grenade was harmless!
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