An informal group photograph in front of bell tents, James Torrins with colleagues. And a formal group photograph of The Royal Field Artillery, A sub section, with mascot. Torrins was assigned to look after the mascot and horses. What I do remember about my grandfather (James Torrins) is that he was wounded in France and got discharged. He kept the shrapnel, but I can't find it! James Torrins enlisted 18 May 1915 in the Royal Field Artillery, and was wounded in France and discharged on 24 November 1917. || 2 Royal Field Artillery photographs || || Photograph || James Torrins

This postcard was sent to my great-grand-mother, aunt of the sender. Interesting to see that the authorities have allowed the added Christmas greeting in contravention of the instructions. || British Field postcard

Certificat de bonne conduite lors du Service National au 162éme RI le 25 août 1911