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NSPECTION OF
1915. A
LL SERVED IN THE WAR WITH
TEACHERS AND FORMER PUPILS FIGHTING TOGETHER
This is an important, yet sad, historical picture of some of the School’s O.T.C. notables during the Great War. Shown standing in the
back row (from the left)
L/C G.A.F. Gillmor (seriously wounded in 1918), L/C J.K.R. Walker, Corp G.B. Hett (awarded the D.F.C. 1919), Corp B.R.H. Carter (killed 1917), Corp H.E. Hudson (died
of wounds 1918), Corp A.T.E. Marsh, L/C G.H. Strange (killed 1918), L/C. A.M Bell (seriously wounded 1918).
Seated (from the left)
Sgt J.V. Boorer (wounded and suffered
shell shock 1917), Sgt R.W.M. Hall, Sec Lt V. Hope, Lt. N.W. Hammond (i/c of Corps), Sec Lt D.F. Morgan (already wounded earlier in the war and would return to France
1918), Col Sgt C.S. Ranson (killed 1917), Sgt R. Bampfield, L/C A.M. Bell (wounded 1918)