Catalogue

Register of applications for commissions in the Territorial Force Association of County Durham, indexed, December 1915 - February 1937

Register of applications for commissions in the Territorial Army and Air Force Association for County Durham, indexed, February 1937 - March 1952

Undelivered commissions of officers in the Territorial Army, 1938 - 1950:

James Pedro Allison as second lieutenant in the Territorial Army, 2/5th Battalion The Durham Light Infantry, 3 March 1939

Frank Alsop as second lieutenant in the Territorial Army 1st/5th Battalion The Durham Light Infantry (54th Searchlight Regiment)

William Knox Angus as second lieutenant in the Territorial Army, 12th Battalion The Durham Light Infantry, 31 July 1939

Lawrence Graham Appleby as second lieutenant in the Territorial Army, 2nd/5th Battalion The Durham Light Infantry, 17 February 1939

Paul Armstrong as second lieutenant in the Territorial Army, 6th Battalion The Durham Light Infantry, 12 July 1939

Thomas Baker (short service commission) as captain in the Land Forces, The Durham Light Infantry, 10 September 1948

William Barnes (short service commission) as lieutenant (quartermaster) Land Forces, in The Durham Light Infantry, 4 October 1949

Alan Berriman as second lieutenant in the Territorial Army, The Durham Light Infantry, 3 September 1939

Peter Arnold Biggart as second lieutenant in the Territorial Army, 2nd/5th Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, 8 February 1939

Alfred Douglas Biggs as second lieutenant in the Territorial Army, 2nd/5th Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, 6 January 1939

Thomas Johnstone Black as second lieutenant in the Territorial Army, 6th Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, 19 June 1939

Douglas Blackett as second lieutenant in the Territorial Army, 11th Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, 22 July 1939

Kenneth Ellis Blacklock as second lieutenant in the Territorial Army, 47th (The Durham Light Infantry) Anti-Aircraft Battalion, Royal Engineers, 30 November 1938

Robert Blayney as lieutenant in the Territorial Army Reserve of Officers, 6 September 1939

George Edward Bowyer as second lieutenant in the Land Forces, The Durham Light Infantry, 29 November 1946

William Gordon Brennan as second lieutenant in the Territorial Army, 9th Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, 6 June 1939

John Cassells Browne as second lieutenant in the Territorial Army, 9th Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, 6 June 1939

Philip Michael Bulmer as second lieutenant in the Territorial Army, 1st/5th Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, 23 January 1939

John Brian Burr as second lieutenant in the Territorial Army, 9th Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, 6 June 1939

Kenneth Parker Calderwood as second lieutenant in the Territorial Army, 12th Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, 15 August 1939

Douglas Yuille Caldwell as second lieutenant in the Territorial Army, 6th Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, 8 June 1939

James Douglas Campbell as second lieutenant in the Territorial Army, 1st/5th Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, 31 December 1938

Albert Catterson (short service commission) as lieutenant in the Land Forces, The Durham Light Infantry, 23 May 1947

Archibald Inch Catto as second lieutenant in the Territorial Army, 9th Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry

George Pearson Chambers, as second lieutenant in the Territorial Army, 8th Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, 10 July 1939

Tom Coates as second lieutenant in the Territorial Army, 8th Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, 6 June 1939

Clifford Theodore Cohen as second lieutenant in the Territorial Army, 9th Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, 8 June 1939

George Coleby, M.C., M.M., as lieutenant in the Territorial Army Reserve of Officers, 29 September 1939

William Dobson Collie as lieutenant (quartermaster) in the Territorial Army, 8th Battalion The Durham Light Infantry, 19 May 1939

Joseph Cook as second lieutenant in the Territorial Army, 8th Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, 19 May 1939

John Leofric Robert Croft as second lieutenant in the Territorial Army, 9th Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, 6 June 1939

Richard Adamson Crow as second lieutenant in the Territorial Army, 47th (The Durham Light Infantry) Anti-Aircraft Battalion, Royal Engineers, 31 December 1938

Stanley Cunningham as second lieutenant in the Territorial Army, 9th Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, 7 July 1939

Richard Willan Davis as second lieutenant in the Territorial Army, The Durham Light Infantry, 11 September 1939

Henry Bonner Dawson as lieutenant in the Territorial Army Reserve of Officers, 12 July 1939

Edward Lough Dees as second lieutenant in the Territorial Army, 8th Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, 19 May 1939

Eric Dennison as lieutenant in the Territorial Army, The Durham Light Infantry, 11 November 1947

Alfred Albert Dodds as second lieutenant in the Territorial Army, 9th Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, 28 June 1939

Hudson William Dougall as second lieutenant in the Territorial Army, 9th Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, 29 November 1938

Alfred Leslie Eden as second lieutenant in the Territorial Army, 2nd/5th Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry (55th Searchlight Regiment), 22 November 1938

Conrad William Eden as second lieutenant in the Territorial Army, 2nd/5th Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, 17 July 1939

Joselyne Reed Ennis as second lieutenant in the Territorial Army, 8th Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, 19 June 1939

George Tollett Ferguson as second lieutenant in the Territorial Army, 8th Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, 5 August 1939

William Geoffrey Foreman as second lieutenant in the Territorial Army, 8th Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, 12 December 1938

James Douglas Frail as second lieutenant in the Territorial Army, 47th Anti-Aircraft Battalion, Royal Engineers, 14 March 1939

John Foster Gedge as second lieutenant in the Territorial Army, 8th Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, 19 May 1939

Thaddens Reinzi Gideon as lieutenant in the Territorial Army Reserve of Officers, 6 September 1939

Ronald Gill as second lieutenant in the Territorial Army, 6th Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, 7 July 1939

William Duncan Glass as second lieutenant in the Territorial Army, 2nd/5th Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, 6 June 1939

Charles Denis Hamilton as second lieutenant in the Territorial Army, 8th Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, 8 June 1939

Ernest William Harrison as second lieutenant in the Territorial Army, 8th Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, 19 May 1939

Hugh Allport Hay as captain in the Territorial Army, 1st/5th Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, 5 May 1939

Norman Donald Henderson as second lieutenant in the Territorial Army, 9th Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, 15 May 1939

Vincent Heron as second lieutenant in the Territorial Army, 1st/5th Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, 24 February 1939

Archibald Hills as captain in the Territorial Army, The Durham Light Infantry, 29 September 1950

Donald Arthur Holmes as second lieutenant in the Territorial Army, 1st/5th Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, 3 September 1939

Robert Charles William Armstrong Holt as second lieutenant in the Territorial Army, 47th (The Durham Light Infantry) Anti-Aircraft Battalion, Royal Engineers, 3 March 1939

William Allan Husband as second lieutenant in the Territorial Army, 8th Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, 5 August 1939

Claude Richard Marley Hutchinson as captain in the Territorial Army, 10th Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, 12 September 1939

Norman Noel Jobling as second lieutenant in the Territorial Army, 2nd/5th Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry

Patrick Adams Johnson as second lieutenant in the Territorial Army, 8th Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, 6 June 1939

William Johnson as major in the Territorial Army, 8th Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, 12 December 1938

Kenneth Correze Johnstone as second lieutenant in the Territorial Army, 8th Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, 28 June 1939

Ronald Selby Little as second lieutenant in the Territorial Army, 1st/5th Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, 6 June 1939

Leslie Charlton Lonie as second lieutenant in the Territorial Army, 6th Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry

Albert Edward Love as lieutenant (quartermaster) in the Territorial Army, 9th Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, 7 July 1939

Thomas MacGregor as second lieutenant in the Territorial Army, 2nd/5th Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, 3 March 1939

Morton Angus Mackenzie as second lieutenant in the Territorial Army, 9th Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, 28 June 1939

Thomas McLachlan, D.S.O., M.C., as lieutenant in the Territorial Army Reserve of Officers, 1 September 1939

John Manson as lieutenant in the Territorial Army Reserve of Officers, 22 August 1939

John Charles Mertens as second lieutenant in the Territorial Army, 12th Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, 6 September 1939

Frank Murphy as captain in the Territorial Army, The Durham Light Infantry, 10 August 1939

Edward Selwyn Newport as second lieutenant in the Territorial Army, 8th Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, 22 August 1939

James Baker Nicholson as second lieutenant in the Territorial Army, 8th Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, 19 June 1939

John Oldham as lieutenant in the Territorial Army, 6th Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, 8 June 1939

Stanley Duncombe Oxley as second lieutenant in the Territorial Army, 6th Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, 10 July 1939

William Pattullo as second lieutenant in the Territorial Army, 6th Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, 8 June 1939

David Edridge Pinkney as second lieutenant in the Territorial Army, 47th (The Durham Light Infantry) Anti-Aircraft Battalion, Royal Engineers, 12 November 1938

Redvers Potts as second lieutenant in the Territorial Army, 8th Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, 19 May 1939

Charles Reed as lieutenant in the Territorial Army Reserve of Officers, 23 September 1939

James Richardson as second lieutenant in the Territorial Army, The Durham Light Infantry, 11 September 1939

John Robinson as second lieutenant in the Territorial Army, 9th Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, 15 May 1939

John Antony Robinson as second lieutenant in the Territorial Army, 8th Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry

Frank Robert Robson as lieutenant in the Territorial Army, 6th Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, 10 May 1939

James Anderson Rodger as second lieutenant in the Territorial Army, 8th Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, 19 June 1939

Harry Sampson as lieutenant in the Territorial Army, The Durham Light Infantry, 10 June 1949

Jack Meadows Sandford as second lieutenant in the Territorial Army, 2nd/5th Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, 19 June 1939

William Seymour Scott-Owen as second lieutenant in the Territorial Army, 47th (The Durham Light Infantry) Anti-Aircraft Battalion, Royal Engineers, 12 November 1938

Charles Ernest Sewell as lieutenant in the Territorial Army Reserve of Officers, 30 September 1939

Arthur William Cairns Shortman as lieutenant in the Territorial Army, 9th Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, 19 July 1939

Charles Sanderson Smith as lieutenant in the Territorial Army Reserve of Officers, 23 September 1939

Robert Stephen Mitchell Stordy as second lieutenant in the Territorial Army, 12th Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, 31 July 1939

Michael Unswood Summerson as lieutenant in the Territorial Army The Durham Light Infantry, 29 July 1947

Eric Frank Taylor as second lieutenant in the Territorial Army, 1st/5th Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, 3 March 1939

Robert Thomson as captain in the Territorial Army Reserve of Officers, 28 June 1939

Robert Thomson as lieutenant in the Territorial Army Reserve of Officers, 1 September 1939

John Harman Trail as lieutenant in the Territorial Army, 8th Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, 15 June 1939

Denys William Tuberville as lieutenant in the Territorial Army, The Durham Light Infantry, 7 April 1950

John Alastair Turnbull as second lieutenant in the Territorial Army, The Durham Light Infantry, 2 December 1947

Frederick Turvey as lieutenant in the Territorial Army Reserve of Officers, 6 September 1939

Gilbert Francis Wood Volkers as captain in the Territorial Army, 1st/5th Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, 15 May 1939

Harry Waggott as second lieutenant in the Territorial Army, 8th Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, 25 March 1939

Basil Cuthbert Wear as second lieutenant in the Territorial Army, 1st/5th Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, 11 March 1939

Gilbert Llewellyn Young Western, M.C., as lieutenant in the Territorial Army, The Durham Light Infantry, 12 April 1949

Reginald Arthur Westray as second lieutenant in the Territorial Army, 8th Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, 10 July 1939

Arthur Reynolds Killingworth White, as second lieutenant in the Territorial Army, 9th Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, 8 June 1939

Bennett Montgomerie Williams, M.C., as captain in the Territorial Army, 1st/5th Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, 12 July 1939

Geoffrey Emmerson Wood as second lieutenant in the Territorial Army, 8th Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, 28 June 1939

Alan Cecil Young as second lieutenant in the Territorial Army, 8th Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, 6 June 1939

Correspondence between Lieutenant-Colonel H. Bowes, Secretary of the Durham County Territorial Association, Old Elvet, Durham; Lieutenant-Colonel A. Henderson, 30 Rosedale Terrace, Newcastle-on-Tyne; the Army and Navy Co-operative Society, 105 Victoria Street, London; and the Very Reverend J.E.C. Welldon, the Dean of Durham, the Deanery, Durham; concerning the laying-up of colours of the service battalions of The Durham Light Infantry in Durham Cathedral, 10 February - 10 November 1920

Correspondence between Lieutenant-Colonel H. Bowes, Secretary of the Durham County Territorial Association, Old Elvet, Durham; Major D.L. Breveton, the Barracks, Newcastle-on-Tyne; and W. Walter Dunn, the Chief Constable of County Durham, Claypath, Durham; concerning the laying up of colours of the service battalions of The Durham Light Infantry in Durham Cathedral, 11 November 1920 - 28 January 1921

Correspondence between Lieutenant-Colonel Hugh Bowes, Secretary of the Durham County Territorial Association, Old Elvet, Durham; and Lieutenant-Colonel K.J.W. Leather, West House, Whalton, Northumberland; concerning the advertisement of, and preparation for, The Durham Light Infantry officers' reunion dinner to be held on 11 November 1920 in the Barras Bridge Assembly Rooms, Newcastle upon Tyne, 30 September 1920 - 11 November 1920, 8 February 1921

Correspondence between Lieutenant-Colonel Hugh Bowes, the Territorial Force Association, 54 Old Elvet, Durham; and the Very Reverend J.E.C. Welldon, The Dean of Durham, The Deanery, Durham; concerning the construction of The Durham Light Infantry Memorial Chapel in Durham Cathedral, 29 July 1922 - 27 February 1923

Correspondence between Lieutenant-Colonel Hugh Bowes, The Territorial Force Association, Old Elvet, Durham; and the Very Reverend J.E.C. Welldon, The Dean of Durham, The Deanery, Durham; Lieutenant-Colonel C.L. Matthews, Officer Commanding The Durham Light Infantry Depot, Newcastle upon Tyn e; Major-General F.S. Robb, 46 Rutland Gate, London; and W.D. CarÅ'e, architect, 3 Great College Street, Westminster, London; concerning the construction and dedication of The Durham Light Infantry Memorial Chapel in Durham Cathedral, 1 March - 29 August 19 23

Correspondence between Lieutenant-Colonel Hugh Bowes, The Territorial Force Association, Old Elvet, Durham; W.D. CarÅ'e, architect, 3 Great College Street, Westminster, London; Major-General Sir F.S. Robb, 46 Rutland Gate, London; Lieutenant-Colonel C.L. Matthews, The Durham Light Infantry Depot, Newcastle-on-Tyne; The Very Reverend J.E.C. Welldon, The Dean of Durham, The Deanery, Durham; and Lieutenant-Colonel K.J.W. Leather, West House, Whalton, Morpeth, Northumberland; concerning the dedication of The Durham Light Infantry Memorial Chapel in Durham Cathedral, 1 September - 9 October 1923

Correspondence between Lieutenant-Colonel Hugh Bowes, The Territorial Force Association, Old Elvet, Durham; and Lieutenant-Colonel A.E. Irvine, the C.O.'s House, the 1st Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, Fulford Barracks, York; and The Very Reverend J.E.C. Welldon, The Deanery, Durham; concerning the dedication, on 20 October 1923, of The Durham Light Infantry Memorial Chapel, 10 - 17 October 1923

Correspondence between Lieutenant-Colonel Hugh Bowes, Secretary of the Territorial Army Association of the County of Durham, Old Elvet, Durham; Captain J. Johnstone, Adjutant of 6th Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, Drill Hall, Bishop Auckland; Captain E.B. Barmer, Adjutant of 8th Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, Drill Hall, Gilesgate, Durham; Lieutenant-Colonel John Turnbull, officer commanding 8th Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, Station Road, Chester-le-Street; Captain G.M. Long, Adjutant of 9th Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, Drill Hall, Burt Terrace, Gateshead-on-Tyne; Lieutenant-Colonel W. de G. Martin, officer commanding 9th Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, Gateshead-on-Tyne; J.E.C. Welldon, The Dean of Durham, The Deanery, Durham; concerning the placing of the Butte de Warlencourt Memorial in The Durham Light Infantry Memorial Chapel of Durham Cathedral, 23 September 1926 - 16 August 1927

Photograph of the crosses on top of the Butte de Warlencourt, France, April 1920

Enlarged photograph of the crosses on top of the Butte de Warlencourt, France, April 1920

Photograph of the Durham Light Infantry cross on top of the Butte de Warlencourt, France, April 1920

Photograph of Warlencourt Cemetery, France, April 1920

Telegrams from the War Office, Whitehall, London, to the Territorial Army and Air Force Association of the County of Durham, giving instructions concerning the call up of Territorial Army personnel and the issue of arms, clothing and equipment, 23 August - 9 September 1939

Correspondence between the Secretary of the Territorial Army and Air Force Association, 53 Old Elvet, Durham; the officer commanding 54th Searchlight Regiment, Hutton Hall, Huttons Ambo, Malton, Yorkshire; and the officer commanding 589th Searchlight Regiment, Royal Artillery (The Durham Light Infantry), the Drill Hall, Norton, Stockton-on-Tees; concerning the regimental property of the 54th Searchlight Regiment, later the 589th Searchlight Regiment, later the 437th Light Anti-Aircraft Regiment, 2 September 1939 - 23 January 1962

Correspondence between Major G. Long, The Territorial Army and Air Force Association, 53 Old Elvet, Durham; the officer commanding 55th Searchlight Regiment, later 113th Light Anti-Aircraft Regiment, later 590th Light Anti-Aircraft Regiment, The Drill Hall, West Hartlepool; Colonel O.J. Feetham, Milburn House, Newcastle upon Tyne; and The War Office, 43 Parliament Street, London; concerning regimental property, 8 September 1939 - 29 May 1947

Correspondence between the Secretary of the Territorial Army and Air Force Association, 53 Old Elvet, Durham; Peat, Marwick, Mitchell and Company, chartered accounts, 7 Coniscliffe Road, Darlington; H.H. Dawes, The War Office, 43 Parliament Street, London; and the officer commanding the 6th Battalion The Durham Light Infantry, Drill Hall, Union Street, Bishop Auckland; concerning the regimental property of the 6th Battalion, 14 March 1940 - 24 May 1948

Correspondence between Major G.M. Long, Durham Territorial Army and Air Force Association, Old Elvet, Durham; The War Office, Whitehall, London; the officer commanding 669th Light Anti-Aircraft Regiment, Royal Artillery (Territorial Army), Drill Hall, Northfield Gardens, South Shields; T.C. Squance and Sons, chartered accountants, 26 and 56 John Street, Sunderland; and the officer commanding 582nd Light Anti-Aircraft/Regiment, Territorial Army Centre, Dykelands Road, Sunderland; concerning the regimental property of the 582nd Light Anti-Aircraft/Searchlight Regiment, later the 463rd Light Anti-Aircraft Regiment, 9 January 1947 - 23 January 1962

Correspondence between Major G.M. Long, Secretary of the Durham County Territorial Army and Air Force Association, 53 Old Elvet, Durham; Colonel J. Turnbull, Honorary Colonel of the 8th Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, Springfield, Chester-le-Street; The War Office, 43 Parliament Street, London; and the officer commanding 8th Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, the Drill Hall, Gilesgate, Durham; concerning the regimental property of the 8th Battalion, 29 August 1939 - 31 August 1949

Correspondence between Captain G.M. Long, Secretary of the Territorial Army and Air Force Association, 53 Old Elvet, Durham; The War Office, 43 Parliament Street, London; and Lieutenant-Colonel R.C. Kelly, Chowdean Lodge, Low Fell; concerning the regimental property of the 9th Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, 2 September 1939 - 17 April 1952

Correspondence between Major G.M. Long, Secretary of the Durham Territorial Army and Air Force Association, Old Elvet, Durham; and H.H. Dawes, The War Office, London; concerning the regimental funds of the 10th Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, 24 January 1945

Correspondence between Major G.M. Long, Secretary of the Durham Territorial Army and Air Force Association, Old Elvet, Durham; and H.H. Dawes, The War Office, 43 Parliament Street, Durham; concerning the regimental property of the 11th Battalion The Durham Light Infantry, 27 April 1940 - 27 October 1949

Correspondence between Major G.M. Long, Secretary of the Territorial Army and Air Force Association of the County of Durham, 53 Old Elvet, Durham; Lieutenant-Colonel C.W. Oxley, 1st (Tyneside Scottish) Battalion, The Black Watch, Kington, Herefordshire; Colonel J.R. Hall, Tyneside Scottish Committee, Lloyds Bank Chambers, Collingwood Street, Newcastle-on-Tyne; and The War Office, 43 Parliament Street, London; concerning regimental property, 29 April 1940 - 15 August 1952

Correspondence between the Secretary of the Territorial Army and Air Force Association, 53 Old Elvet, Durham; the officer commanding the 50th Motor Divisional Signals, Council Houses, Barmpton, Oxfordshire, later the 50th Motor Divisional Signals (Territorial Army), the Drill Hall, Larchfield Street, Darlington; the Midland Bank Limited, Darlington; and The War Office, Whitehall, London; concerning the regimental property of 50th Divisional Signals, 26 August 1939 - 18 March 1948

Correspondence between the Secretary of the Durham Territorial and Auxiliary Forces Association, 53 Old Elvet, Durham; Colonel J.R. McDonald, 41 Old Elvet, Durham; Midland Bank Limited, Grey Street, Newcastle upon Tyne; The War Office, 4 Whitehall Court, London; the Northumberland Territorial and Auxiliary Forces Association, Hutton Terrace, Sandyford Road, Newcastle upon Tyne; Colonel A. Swindale, Riverdale, Wylam, Northumberland; concerning the regimental property of the 2nd Casualty Clearing Station, Royal Army Medical Corps (T.A.) and the 151st Field Ambulance, R.A.M.C. (T.A.), 9 April 1947 - 12 November 1952

Correspondence between the Secretary of the Territorial Army and Air Force Association of County Durham, 53 Old Elvet, Durham; the officer commanding the 234th Field Company of the Royal Engineers, B.A.O.R. [British Army of the Rhine]; Colonel K.C. Appleyard, Ministry of Works, Lambeth Bridge House, London; Lieutenant-Colonel G.D. Clothier, Pyrotenax Limited, Hedgeley Road, Hebburn-on-Tyne; The War Office, 43 Parliament Street, London; and the officer commanding the 105th Corps Engineer Regiment, Royal Engineers (Territorial Army), the Royal Engineers Territorial Army Centre, Elmgrove Terrace, Gateshead; concerning the regimental property of the 234th Field Company, Royal Engineers, 1 November 1945 - 8 December 1950

Correspondence between the Secretary of the Durham Territorial Army and Air Force Association, Old Elvet, Durham; the officer commanding the 4th (Durham) Survey Regiment, Royal Artillery, Hill House, Dedham, Essex; Professor J.T. Whetton, the Department of Mining, University of Leeds, Yorkshire; the War Office, 43 Parliament Street, London; and the officer commanding 377th Locating Regiment, Royal Artillery (Territorial Army), the Royal Artillery (Territorial Army) Centre, Elmgrove Terrace, Gateshead; concerning the regimental property of the 4th and 6th Survey Regiment, Royal Artillery, 4 October 1940 - 17 November 1952

Correspondence between Major G.M. Long, Secretary of the Durham County Territorial Army and Air Force Association, 53 Old Elvet, Durham; the officer commanding the 8th Durham (South Shields) Battalion Home Guard, later the 274th Field Regiment, Royal Artillery (Territorial Army), the Drill Hall, Bolingbroke Street, South Shields; the officer commanding the 74th Field Regiment, Royal Artillery, in the field and later Caernarvon Barracks, Dusseldorf, Germany; Henry Chapman, Son and Company, chartered accountants, Barrington Street, South Shields; and the South Shields Commercial Permanent Building Society, Barrington Street, South Shields; concerning regimental property of the 74th Field Regiment, Royal Artillery, 6 December 1943 - 5 September 1949

Correspondence between the Secretary of the Territorial Army and Air Force Association of the County of Durham, Old Elvet, Durham; the officer commanding 125th Anti-Tank Regiment, Royal Artillery, Norwich; and the officer commanding 325th Light Anti-Aircraft Regiment, Royal Artillery (Territorial Army). The Drill Hall, Livingstone Road, Sunderland; concerning the regimental property of the 125th Field Regiment, Royal Artillery, 22 December 1940 - 17 June 1949

Correspondence between the Secretary of the Territorial Army and Air Force Association of County Durham, 53 Old Elvet, Durham; Lieutenant-Colonel A.J. Lascelles, High Bank, Stepleton near Darlington; the War Office, 43 Parliament Street, London; Lieutenant-Colonel N.R.B. Eddowes, commander of the Fixed Defences of the Tees, Pasley Barracks, Redcar, Yorkshire; Colonel L. Ropner, Park House, Bedale, Yorkshire; and the National Provincial Bank Limited, West Hartlepool; concerning the regimental property of the 43rd Anti-Aircraft Brigade Company, R.A.S.C., and the 526th Coast Regiment, Royal Artillery (the Durham Heavy Brigade, Royal Artillery), 7 December 1939 - 25 November 1958

Correspondence between the Secretary of the Durham Territorial Army and Air Force Association, Durham; the Cashier, Northern Command, York; the officer commanding the 7th Anti-Aircraft Divisional Company, Royal Army Medical Corps, Home Forces; and N. Purcell, the National Provisional Bank Limited, Middlesbrough, Yorkshire, concerning the regimental property of the 30th and 43rd Anti-Aircraft Brigade sections of the Royal Army Medical Corps, 15 July 1941 - 28 April 1947

Correspondence between H.H. Davies, The War Office, London; and Major G.M. Long, the Durham Territorial Army and Air Force Association, Old Elvet, Durham; concerning the regimental property of the 43rd A.A. [Anti-Aircraft] Brigade, 12 - 16 January 1945

Correspondence between the Secretary of the Territorial and Auxiliary Forces Association of the County of Durham, Durham; and the officer commanding the 669th (Durham) Light Anti-Aircraft/Searchlight Regiment of the Royal Artillery (Territorial Army), Territorial Army Centre, Northfield Gardens, South Shields; concerning the regimental funds of the 669th L.A.A. Regiment, 2 - 16 May 1955

Correspondence between Major G.M. Long, the Durham Territorial Army and Air Force Association, Old Elvet, Durham; Lieutenant-Colonel J.H. Curry, Jubilee House, Medomsley, Consett; and the War Office, 43 Parliament Street, Whitehall, London; concerning the regimental property of the 268th (Durham) Anti-Aircraft Battery of the 64th Heavy Anti-Aircraft Regiment, Royal Artillery, 4 September 1939 - 14 October 1948

Correspondence between Major G.M. Long, Secretary of the Durham Territorial Army and Air Force Association, Old Elvet, Durham; Colonel R. Atkinson, 80 Moorside, Fenham, Newcastle-on-Tyne; H.H. Dawes, The War Office, Westminster, London; and the officer commanding 487th H.A.A. [Heavy Anti-Aircraft] Regiment, Royal Artillery (Territorial Army), Territorial Army Centre, Ellison Street, Hebburn; concerning the regimental property of the 87th H.A.A. Regiment, Royal Artillery, 11 August 1945 - 25 January 1949

Correspondence between the Secretary of the Territorial Army and Air Force Association, 53 Old Elvet, Durham; H.H. Dawes, The War Office, 43 Parliament Street, London; and the officer commanding 463rd Heavy Anti-Aircraft Regiment of the Royal Artillery, the Drill Hall, The Green, Sunderland; concerning the regimental property of the 146th Heavy Anti-Aircraft Regiment, Royal Artillery, 7 February 1940 - 24 May 1951

Correspondence between the Secretary of the Territorial and Auxiliary Forces Association of the County of Durham, 53 Old Elvet, Durham; the officer commanding 485th (Tees) (M) Heavy Anti-Aircraft Regiment, Royal Artillery (Territorial Army), Territorial Army Centre, Stockton Road, Middlesbrough, Yorkshire; and Colonel W.H. Mather, Faceby Manor, near Stokesley, Yorkshire; concerning the regimental funds of the 427th and the 485th (M) Heavy Anti-Aircraft Regiments, Royal Artillery, 18 November 1950 - 9 July 1955

Press cuttings concerning the visit of the Under Secretary of State for War, Lieutenant-Colonel The Earl of Stanhope, to the Northumbrian Area to stimulate recruiting for the Territorial Force, March 1933

Newspaper cutting concerning Lieutenant-Colonel the Earl of Stanhope, Under Secretary of State for War's visit to Durham 'in connection with the Territorial Army raised in the counties of Northumberland, Durham, and the East and North Ridings of Yorkshire', March 1933

Newspaper cutting concerning Lieutenant-Colonel the Earl of Stanhope, Under Secretary of State for War's visit to Durham to 'address a meeting there in furtherance of the Northumbrian Division of the Territorial Army', March 1933

Newspaper cutting, from the Northern Echo, concerning Lieutenant-Colonel the Earl of Stanhope, Under Secretary of State for War's attendance at a 'great meeting ... held in the Princess Ballroom, Durham ... to stimulate recruiting for the 50th (Northumbrian) Division, March 1933

Newspaper cutting, from The Times,concerning Lieutenant-Colonel the Earl of Stanhope, Under Secretary of State for War's attendance at a meeting of employers and Territorial Association members at Durham, March 1933

Newspaper cutting, from the Morning Post, concerning Lieutenant-Colonel the Earl of Stanhope, Under Secretary of State for War's attendance at a meeting of employers and Territorial Association members at Durham, March 1933

Newspaper cutting, from the Sunderland Echo, concerning the reopening of the Drill Hall, The Green, Sunderland, by Lieutenant-Colonel the Earl of Stanhope, Under Secretary of State for War, 14 March 1933

Newspaper cutting, from the Sunderland Echo, concerning a speech, made by Lieutenant-Colonel the Earl of Stanhope, Under Secretary of State for War, during the reopening of the Drill Hall, The Green, Sunderland, 16 March 1933

Newspaper cutting, from the North Eastern Daily Gazette, concerning a speech, made by Lieutenant-Colonel the Earl of Stanhope, Under Secretary of State for War, during a meeting of employers and Territorial Association members at Durham, 16 March 1933

Photograph, from the Sunderland Echo, of Lieutenant-Colonel the Earl of Stanhope, Under Secretary of State for War, making a speech during the reopening of Sunderland Artillery Drill Hall, as Colonel W. Milburn, General Sir W. Thwaites, Alderman E.H. Brown, Mayor of Sunderland, and other dignitaries look on, March 1933

Newspaper cutting, from the Newcastle Daily Journal, concerning a speech, made by Lieutenant-Colonel the Earl of Stanhope, Under Secretary of State for War, during a meeting of employers and Territorial Association members at Durham, March 1933

Newspaper cutting, from the North Mail, concerning the reopening of the Drill Hall, The Green, Sunderland, by Lieutenant-Colonel the Earl of Stanhope, Under Secretary of State for War, March 1933

Photograph, from a newspaper, of Sir Francis Blake addressing a meeting as Lieutenant-Colonel the Earl of Stanhope, Under Secretary of War, centre, and the Mayor of Durham, left, look on, March 1933

Newspaper cutting, from the Northern Daily Mail, concerning a speech, made by Lieutenant-Colonel the Earl of Stanhope, Under Secretary of State for War, during a meeting of employers and Territorial Association members at Durham, 16 March 1933

Newspaper cutting, from the Sunderland Echo, concerning the establishment of the 607th (County of Durham) Bomber Squadron, 14 March 1933

Newspaper cutting concerning Lieutenant-Colonel the Earl of Stanhope, Under Secretary of State for War's attendance at a meeting in Leeds Town Hall [Yorkshire] 'in support of his campaign to assist recruiting for the Territorial Army', March 1933

Newspaper cutting, from the Darlington and Stockton Times, concerning Lieutenant-Colonel the Earl of Stanhope, Under Secretary of State for War's attendance at a meeting of employers and Territorial Association members at Durham, 18 March 1933

Scrapbook of press cuttings relating to Durham Light Infantry Territorial Battalions, 1933 - 1950

Newspaper cutting, from the Yorkshire Post, concerning a Territorial Army recruiting meeting, attended by Earl Stanhope, Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State for War, at Leeds Town Hall, Yorkshire, 3 March 1933

Newspaper cutting, from the Evening Chronicle, concerning a police raid on the Northumberland Hussars Club, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, 31 March 1933

Photograph, from the Newcastle Daily Journal, of Sir Francis D. Blake, Chairman of the Northumberland Territorial Army Association, 1 April 1933

Photograph, from the Newcastle Daily Journal, of Captain A.L. Napier, late Secretary of the Northumberland Territorial Army Association, 1 April 1933

Newspaper cutting, from the Sports Despatch, of Territorial Orders for '1' Company, 50th (Northumbrian) Divisional Signals, 1 April 1933

Photograph, from the Evening Chronicle, of Alderman Sir John Maccoy, 5 April 1933

Newspaper cutting, from the Newcastle Evening Chronicle, concerning a church parade of the Tyneside branch of the Military Medallists' Association at the Royal Engineers Drill Hall, Gateshead, 6 April 1933

Newspaper cutting, from the Darlington and Stockton Times, concerning a quarterly meeting of the North Riding Territorial Army and Air Force Association, held at County Hall, Northallerton, Yorkshire, 15 April 1933

Newspaper cutting, from the Yorkshire Post, concerning a resolution, made at a meeting of the North Riding Territorial Army and Air Force Association, that 'men should serve in their own regiments, and where possible, in their own units' [if called up for war service], 15 April 1933

Newspaper cutting, from the Yorkshire Post, concerning a proposal, made at a meeting of the North Riding Territorial Army and Air Force Association, that 'a Territorial Sunday be held annually', 25 April 1933

Newspaper cutting, from the Newcastle Journal, concerning 'a gratifying report as to the recruiting for the Territorial Army in the County Durham' presented at a meeting of the Durham County Territorial Army and Air Force Association, 25 April 1933

Newspaper cutting, from the Northern Echo, concerning a recruitment report presented at a meeting of the Durham County Territorial Army and Air Force Association, 25 April 1933

Newspaper cutting, from the North Mail, concerning a recruitment report presented at a meeting of the Durham County Territorial Army and Air Force Association, 25 April 1933

Newspaper cutting, from the Yorkshire Post, concerning the proposal, made at a meeting of the West Riding Territorial Army and Air Force Association, that an alternative walking-out uniform should be available to Territorial soldiers, 25 April 1933

Newspaper cutting, from the Daily Telegraph, concerning the role of the Territorial Army, 24 June 1933

Newspaper cutting, from the Morning Post, concerning the cancellation of a Royal Review of the Territorial Army of the London District, at Hyde Park, London, because of heavy rain, 26 June 1933

Photograph, from the Sunderland Echo, of a Royal Air Force biplane taking off from an airfield [possibly at Usworth Aerodrome, Sunderland], 28 July 1933

Photograph, from the Sunderland Echo, of a view of Royal Air Force biplanes at Usworth Aerodrome, Sunderland, 28 July 1933

Photograph, from the Sunderland Echo, of Flight-Lieutenant Wiblin, left, and Squadron-Leader Runciman, right, of 607 (County Durham) Squadron, Auxiliary Air Force, taken at Usworth Aerodrome, Sunderland, 28 July 1933

Photograph, from the Sunderland Echo, of a view of the 607 (County Durham) Squadron, Auxiliary Air Force aerodrome at Usworth, Sunderland, 28 July 1933

Newspaper cutting of a recruitment notice for the Auxiliary Air Force, c.1933

Newspaper cutting, from the Yorkshire Post , concerning Lord Londonderry's attendance at a meeting of the Durham County Territorial Army and Air Force Association, 2 August 1933

Newspaper cutting, from the Yorkshire Post , concerning a report, presented to a meeting of the East Riding Territorial Army and Air Force Association, that the units administered by the Association were below strength, 25 July 1933

Newspaper cutting, from the Yorkshire Post, concerning increased recruiting returns presented at a meeting of the West Riding Territorial Army and Air Force Association, 25 July 1933

Photograph, from the Newcastle Chronicle, of General Sir W. Thwaites, Director-General of the Territorial Army, taking a salute from soldiers of the 151st (The Durham Light Infantry) Brigade, as other senior officers, including Lord Londonderry and Major-General Sir Francis Gathorne-Hardy, look on, taken at Redcar, Yorkshire, 2 August 1933

Newspaper cutting, from the Northern Echo, concerning a visit, made by Lord Londonderry, Secretary of State for Air, to a Territorial Army training camp at Redcar, Yorkshire, 2 August 1933

Photograph, from the Northern Echo, of soldiers of the 151st (The Durham Light Infantry) Brigade marching past a saluting base, taken at Redcar, Yorkshire, 2 August 1933

Photograph, from the Northern Echo, of bandsmen and soldiers of the 151st (The Durham Light Infantry) Brigade marching past a saluting base, taken at Redcar, Yorkshire, 2 August 1933

Photograph, from the Northern Echo, of three senior officers at a camp of the 151st (The Durham Light Infantry), taken at Redcar, Yorkshire, 2 August 1933 Left to right: General Sir William Thwaites, Director General, Territorial Army; Lieutenant-General Sir Francis Gathorne-Hardy, General Officer Commanding-in-Chief, Northern Command; Lord Londonderry, Secretary of State for Air

Newspaper cutting, from the Newcastle Journal , concerning a march-past, by the four battalions of the 151st (Durham Light Infantry) Brigade (Territorial Army), at Redcar, Yorkshire, 2 August 1933

Photograph, from the Newcastle Journal, of soldiers of the 151st (The Durham Light Infantry) Brigade marching to a saluting base, taken at Redcar, Yorkshire, 2 August 1933

Photograph, from the Newcastle Journal , of Lord Londonderry, Secretary of State for Air, left, and Colonel Stobart, Chairman of the Durham County Territorial Army and Air Force Association, right, taken at Redcar, Yorkshire, 2 August 1933

Photograph, from the Newcastle Journal, of General Sir W. Thwaites, Director-General of the Territorial Army, taking a salute from soldiers of the 151st (Durham Light Infantry) Brigade as other senior officers, including Lord Londonderry, Lieutenant-General Sir Francis Gathorne-Hardy, and Major-General L.H.R. Pope-Hennessy, look on, taken at Redcar, Yorkshire, 2 August 1933

Photograph, from the Newcastle Journal, of General Sir W. Thwaites, Director-General of the Territorial Army, taken at Redcar, Yorkshire, 2 August 1933

Newspaper cutting, from the Yorkshire Post, concerning a visit, by General Sir Edward S. Bulfin, Brigadier-General H. Haggard, and Major-General L.H.R. Pope-Hennessey, to a camp of the 151st (Durham Light Infantry) Brigade, at Redcar, Yorkshire, 17 July 1933

Newspaper cutting, from the Northern Echo, concerning a Durham County Rifle Association meeting at Whitburn Range, Sunderland, 28 August 1933

Newspaper cutting, from the Sunderland Echo, concerning 'a rush of recruits' into the 607 (Bomber) Squadron, 2 August 1933

Newspaper cutting, from the Army and Navy Gazette, concerning the presentation, by Lady Meyrick, of a Maxim gun [captured from the Boers in South Africa, 1900] to the Northumberland Hussars, 14 September 1933

Newspaper cutting, from the Northern Echo, concerning the re-elections of Colonel C.A. Chaytor and Lord Bolton, as chairman and vice-chairman respectively, of the North Riding Territorial Army and Air Force Association, 25 October 1933

Newspaper cutting, from the Darlington and Stockton Times, concerning the re-elections of Colonel C.A. Chaytor and Lord Bolton, as chairman and vice-chairman respectively, of the North Riding Territorial Army and Air Force Association, 14 October 1933

Newspaper cutting, from the Yorkshire Post, concerning the re-election of Colonel G.H. Stobart as chairman of the Durham County Territorial Army and Air Force Association, 25 October 1933

Newspaper cutting, from the Yorkshire Herald, concerning increased recruitment into units under the administration of the Durham County Territorial Army and Air Force Association, 25 October 1933

Newspaper cutting, from the Newcastle Journal, concerning the re-election of Colonel G.H. Stobart as chairman of the Durham County Territorial Army and Air Force Association, 25 October 1933

Newspaper cutting, from The Times, announcing Lieutenant-Colonel William B. Greenwell's command of the 151st (Durham Light Infantry) Brigade (Territorial Army), 16 November 1933

Newspaper cutting, from the Yorkshire Post, concerning a meeting of the West Riding Territorial Army and Air Force Association, 30 October 1933

Newspaper cutting, from the Newcastle Journal, concerning the number of Scouts in County Durham, 28 November 1933

Photograph, from the Newcastle Journal , of Lieutenant-Colonel K.E. Dunn, Commanding 9th Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, 28 December 1933

Newspaper cutting concerning the Earl of Scarborough's criticism of War Office grants to Territorial Associations, c.1933

Newspaper cutting, from the Northern Daily Mail , concerning the Durham County Territorial Army and Air Force Association's discussion of recruiting during a meeting at Shire Hall, Durham, 24 January 1934

Newspaper cutting, from the Yorkshire Post , concerning the 'question of the adaptation into battle practice targets of several miniature rifle ranges' discussed at a meeting of the North Riding Territorial Army and Air Force Association, 12 January 1934

Newspaper cutting, from the Newcastle Chronicle, concerning the appearance, at Sunderland Police Court, of ex-Corporal Robert Snowdon, late of the 7th Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, on the charge of failing to return his kit, 12 January 1934

Newspaper cutting, from the Sunderland Echo, concerning the appearance, at Sunderland Police Court, of ex-Corporal Robert Snowdon, late of the 7th Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, on the charge of failing to return his kit, 12 January 1934

Newspaper cutting, from the Yorkshire Herald, concerning a report, on recruiting, presented at a meeting of the Durham County Territorial Army and Air Force Association, 24 January 1934

Newspaper cutting, from the Northern Echo, concerning a report, on recruiting, presented at a meeting of the Durham County Territorial Army and Air Force Association, 24 January 1934

Newspaper cutting, from the Newcastle Journal, concerning a report, on recruiting, presented at a meeting of the Durham County Territorial Army and Air Force Association, 24 January 1934

Newspaper cutting, from the Yorkshire Post, concerning a complaint, made at a meeting of the West Riding Territorial Army and Air Force Association, 'of the inadequacy of the grant for travelling to drills', 30 January 1934

Newspaper cutting, from the Newcastle Journal, concerning the Northumberland Hussars' success in the Dartmouth Signalling Cup, 5 February 1934

Newspaper cutting, from the Newcastle Journal, concerning an increase in the strength of the units administered by the Northumberland Territorial Army and Air Force Association, 3 February 1934

Newspaper cutting, from The Times, concerning the guests at a dinner of the Parliamentary, Territorial Army Committee, 8 February 1934

Newspaper cutting, from the Daily Telegraph, of a letter, from 'Barrister', concerning insurance cover in the event of an accident involving Post Office, or Army, Navy and Air Force vehicles, 16 February 1934

Newspaper cutting, from the Daily Telegraph, of a letter, from H. Suthers, concerning the rules covering drivers of Government department vehicles, 19 February 1934

Photograph, from the Northern Daily Mail, of soldiers of the 186th Durham Medium Battery, Royal Artillery (Territorial Army) attending to Howitzer Guns, taken at West Hartlepool, 20 January 1934

Photograph, from the Northern Daily Mail, of Lieutenant G. Marshall, Battery Sergeant-Major Grimwade, and Battery Quartermaster-Sergeant MacFarlane, of the 186th Durham Medium Battery, Royal Artillery (Territorial Army), standing beside four Howitzer Guns, taken at West Hartlepool, 20 January 1934

Newspaper cutting, from the Newcastle Journal, concerning the recruiting returns of the units administered by the Durham County Territorial Army and Air Force Association, 25 April 1934

Newspaper cutting, from the North Mail, concerning the recruiting returns of the units administered by the Durham County Territorial Army and Air Force Association, 24 April 1934

Newspaper cutting, from the Yorkshire Post, concerning footpaths at Skipwith, Yorkshire, 1 May 1934

Newspaper cutting, from the Northern Echo, concerning the recruiting returns of the units administered by the Durham County Territorial Army and Air Force Association, 25 April 1934

Newspaper cutting, from the Newcastle Journal, concerning the strength of the units administered by the Northumberland Territorial Army and Air Force Association, 5 May 1934

Newspaper cutting, from the Yorkshire Post, concerning 'measures for economising on Service dress clothing and the cost of travelling to drills' discussed at a meeting of the West Riding Territorial Army and Air Force Association, 1 May 1934

Photograph, from the Northern Daily Mail, of Colonel L. Robson, Commanding Durham Heavy Brigade, 25 May 1934

Newspaper cutting, from the Newcastle Evening Chronicle, concerning the success of the 71st Field Brigade, Royal Artillery (Sheffield) in the Dartmont Signalling Cup, 1 February 1934

Newspaper cutting, from the Northern Echo, concerning the imposition of fines on Sergeant-Major Bertram Washford and Captain Eric Glover for out-of-hours drinking, 27 June 1934

Newspaper cutting, from the Sunderland Echo, concerning an inspection of the 7th Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry by Colonel W.B. Greenwell, Commanding 151st Infantry Brigade (Territorial Army), 2 July 1934

Photograph, from the Sunderland Echo, of Colonel W.B. Greenwell, Commanding 151st Infantry Brigade, presenting a long service medal to a corporal of the 7th Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, taken at Ashbrooke Cricket Ground, Sunderland, 2 July 1934

Photograph, from the Sunderland Echo, of Reverend H.G.H. Shaddick conducting a service during an inspection of the 7th Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, taken at Ashbrooke Cricket Ground, Sunderland, 2 July 1934

Photograph, from the Sunderland Echo, of Colonel W.B. Greenwell, Commanding 151st Infantry Brigade, inspecting soldiers of the 7th Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, taken at Ashbrooke Cricket Ground, Sunderland, 2 July 1934

Newspaper cutting, from the Northern Echo, concerning an aerobatics display, by 607 Squadron, Royal Air Force, at Usworth Aerodrome, Sunderland, 23 July 1934

Newspaper cutting concerning an aerobatics display, by 607 Squadron, Royal Air Force, at Usworth Aerodrome, Sunderland, c.1934

Newspaper cutting, from the Newcastle Journal, concerning an annual sports meeting of the 9th Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, at Ravensworth Castle, Gateshead, 10 July 1934

Newspaper cutting, from the Northern Daily Mail, concerning the presentation of 'two stones bearing the arms and crest of the original Durham Artillery Volunteers' to the Durham County Territorial Army and Air Force Association by Major J.B. Graham, Mayor of Hartlepool, 24 July 1934

Newspaper cutting, from the Newcastle Journal, concerning the abandoning of a march-past by the 151st (Durham Light Infantry) Brigade, in a camp at Ripon, Yorkshire, because of torrential rain, 1 August 1934

Newspaper cutting, from the Yorkshire Post, concerning the abandoning of a march-past by the 151st (Durham Light Infantry) Brigade, in a camp at Ripon, Yorkshire, because of torrential rain, 1 August 1934

Newspaper cutting, from the Northern Echo, concerning a meeting of the Durham County Territorial Army and Air Force Association at Ripon, Yorkshire, 1 August 1934

Newspaper cutting, from the Sunderland Echo, concerning the 1st Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry's first visit to Sunderland, 17 July 1934

Newspaper cutting, from the Northern Echo, concerning the 1st Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry's visit to Durham, 23 July 1934

Newspaper cutting, from the Newcastle Journal, concerning the 1st Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry's visit to Durham, 23 July 1934

Newspaper cutting, from the Darlington Times, concerning the 1st Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry's visit to Darlington, 28 July 1934

Newspaper cutting, from the Yorkshire Post, concerning the 1st Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry's visit to Durham, 23 July 1934

Newspaper cutting, from the Sunderland Echo, concerning 'a march of more than 100 miles' to be carried out by the 1st Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, at the conclusion of the Northern Command Tattoo, 3 July 1934

Newspaper cutting, from the Yorkshire Post, concerning the 'final meeting of the existing members of the North Riding Territorial Army and Air Force Association', at County Hall, Northallerton, Yorkshire, 12 October 1934

Newspaper cutting, from the Northern Echo, concerning 'the driver of an Army motor lorry' charged with driving without efficient brakes, 11 October 1934

Newspaper cutting, from the Newcastle Evening Chronicle, concerning shooting competitions of the National Artillery Association, 22 October 1934

Newspaper cutting, from the Yorkshire Post , concerning recruiting returns of units administered by the Durham County Territorial Army and Air Force Association, 24 October 1934

Newspaper cutting, from the Newcastle Journal , concerning a meeting of the Durham County Territorial Army and Air Force Association, 24 October 1934

Newspaper cutting, from the Durham County Advertiser, concerning the Butte de Warlencourt memorial cross in The Durham Light Infantry Chapel, Durham Cathedral, 2 November 1934

Newspaper cutting, from the Daily Telegraph, of a letter, by 'Miles', concerning the funding of the Territorial Army, c.1934

Typewritten comments on D/DLI 11/1/41(96), c.1934

Newspaper cutting, from the Durham County Advertiser, concerning the dedication of The Durham Light Infantry Chapel at Durham Cathedral, 2 November 1934

Newspaper cutting, from the Northern Echo, concerning the dedication of The Durham Light Infantry Chapel at Durham Cathedral, 31 October 1934

Photograph, from the Northern Echo, of officers and soldiers of The Durham Light Infantry attending a dedication service at Durham Cathedral, 31 October 1934

Photograph, from the Northern Echo, of a bugler of The Durham Light Infantry sounding the 'Last Post' at the conclusion of a dedication service at Durham Cathedral, 31 October 1934

Photograph, from the Sunderland Echo, of a view of the interior of The Durham Light Infantry Memorial Chapel at Durham Cathedral, 31 October 1934

Newspaper cutting, from the Sunday Express, concerning a War Office plan to increase Territorial Army recruitment, 4 November 1934

Newspaper cutting, from the Newcastle Journal, concerning a denial, issued by Sir Francis D. Blake, at a quarterly meeting of the Northumberland Territorial Army and Air Force Association, that 'the Royal Defence Corps might be used to assist the civil power in the event of civil disturbances', 3 November 1934

Newspaper cutting, from the Darlington and Stockton Times, concerning a quarterly meeting of the North Riding Territorial Army and Air Force Association at County Hall, Northallerton, Yorkshire, 12 January 1935

Newspaper cutting, from the Evening Chronicle, concerning a case at Chester-le-Street Police Court involving Captain W.L. Bain, Royal Army Service Corps, and Sergeant Thomas Wheaton, 7th Field Brigade, following a road traffic accident between an Army lorry and an omnibus, 2 January 1935

Newspaper cutting, from the Newcastle Journal , concerning the strength of the Territorial Army in Northumberland, 9 February 1935

Newspaper cutting, from the Yorkshire Post, concerning a meeting of the Durham County Territorial Army and Air Force Association, 23 January 1935

Newspaper cutting, from the Yorkshire Post, concerning a meeting of the West Riding Territorial Army and Air Force Association, 29 January 1935

Newspaper cutting, from the Newcastle Journal, concerning a meeting of the Durham County Territorial Army and Air Force Association, 23 January 1935

Newspaper cutting, from the Newcastle Journal, concerning Sir Philip Sassoon, Under-Secretary of State for Air's reply to a question, by Dr Leech, Member of Parliament for Newcastle West, regarding the possible formation of an Auxiliary Air Force Squadron in Northumberland, 21 February 1935

Newspaper cutting, from the Yorkshire Herald , concerning a meeting of the Durham County Territorial Army and Air Force Association, 23 January 1935

Newspaper cutting, from The Times, concerning a meeting of the Durham County Territorial Army and Air Force Association, held at Catterick Camp, Yorkshire, 1 August 1935

Newspaper cutting, from the Yorkshire Post , concerning a proposal, made at a meeting of the North Riding Territorial Army and Air Force Association, that 'the present scale of efficiency grants to non-commissioned officers and other ranks of the Territorial Army should be increased', 12 April 1935

Newspaper cutting, from the Darlington and Stockton Times, concerning a proposal, made at a meeting of the North Riding Territorial Army and Air Force Association, that 'the present scale of efficiency grants to non-commissioned officers and other ranks of the Territorial Army should be increased', 13 April 1935

Newspaper cutting, from the Durham Advertiser, concerning a court case against Richard Smith, discharged from the 8th Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, 'on a charge of neglect to deliver up clothing ... to the Durham County Territorial Association', 12 April 1935

Newspaper cutting, from the Yorkshire Post, concerning the reformation of the Territorial Advisory Committee, discussed at a meeting of the West Riding Territorial Army and Air Force Association, 30 April 1935

Newspaper cutting concerning the strength of the units administered by the West Riding Territorial Army and Air Force Association, c.1935

Newspaper cutting, from the Yorkshire Post, concerning a census, conducted by the Army Council, of horses in Great Britain, 24 April 1935

Newspaper cutting, from the Yorkshire Post, concerning a census, conducted by the Army Council, of horses in Great Britain, 24 April 1935

Newspaper cutting, from the Newcastle Journal, concerning the death of Samuel Edward Sprot, 607 (County of Durham) Bomber Squadron, Auxiliary Air Force, in a plane crash near Consett, 25 April 1935

Newspaper cutting, from The Times, concerning a divisional court case involving the Derbyshire Riding Territorial Army and Air Force Association, and the South-East Derbyshire Assessment Committee, 14 May 1935

Newspaper cutting, from the Newcastle Journal, listing the strength of 'the units in camp', 20 June 1935

Newspaper cutting concerning the death of Geoffrey Howard, President of the North Riding Territorial Army and Air Force Association, c.1935

Photograph, from the Newcastle Journal, of the 'Lambton Cap', 25 July 1935

Photograph, from the Newcastle Journal , of Major E.H. Watson, 7th Battalion, Royal Northumberland Fusiliers, 25 July 1935

Photograph, from the North Mail and Newcastle Daily Chronicle, of Territorial Army soldiers training for a gymnastics display, taken at Fenham Barracks, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, 19 July 1935

Newspaper cutting, from the North Mail and Newcastle Daily Chronicle, concerning an annual camp of the 50th (Northumbrian) Division at Gandale and Waitwith, Yorkshire, 29 July 1935

Newspaper cutting, from the Evening Chronicle, concerning the senior officers and dignitaries attending a march-past by the 50th (Northumbrian) Division at Catterick Camp, Yorkshire, 30 July 1935

Newspaper cutting, from the Newcastle Journal, concerning a parade of the 50th (Northumbrian) Division at Catterick Camp, Yorkshire, 31 July 1935

Newspaper cutting, from the Newcastle Journal, concerning a parade of the 50th (Northumbrian) Division at Catterick Camp, Yorkshire, 31 July 1935

Newspaper cutting, from the Northern Echo, concerning a report, made by the Easington Guardians' Committee, that 'two applications for relief had been received from wives of Territorials who had gone to camp and left their wives destitute', 15 August 1935

Newspaper cutting, from the Yorkshire Post, concerning the appointment of Captain George Michael Long, The Durham Light Infantry, as secretary of the Durham County Territorial Army and Air Force Association, 23 October 1935

Newspaper cutting, from the Newcastle Journal, concerning the appointment of Captain George Michael Long, The Durham Light Infantry, as secretary of the Durham County Territorial Army and Air Force Association, 23 October 1935

Newspaper cutting, from the Newcastle Journal, concerning the strength of units administered by the Northumberland Territorial Army and Air Force Association, 14 November 1935

Newspaper cutting, from the North Mail, concerning the appointment of Captain George Michael Long, The Durham Light Infantry, as secretary of the Durham County Territorial Army and Air Force Association, 23 October 1935

Photograph, from the Newcastle Journal, of Sir John Maccoy, late Mayor of Gateshead, 26 November 1935

Newspaper cutting, from the Evening Chronicle, concerning a Territorial Army recruiting campaign, 1 April 1936

Newspaper cutting concerning a 'big fall of cliff' at Souter Point, Marsden, c.1936

Newspaper cutting, from the Northern Echo, concerning a report on the strength of units administered by the Durham County Territorial Army and Air Force Association, 29 April 1936

Newspaper cutting, from the Newcastle Journal, concerning a report on the strength of units administered by the Durham County Territorial Army and Air Force Association, 29 April 1936

Newspaper cutting, from The Times, concerning the strength of units administered by the Durham County Territorial Army and Air Force Association, 4 August 1936

Newspaper cutting, from the Northern Daily Mail , concerning the funeral of the late Colonel Lancelot Robson, 1 September 1936

Photograph, from the Sunderland Echo, of soldiers of the 47th (The Durham Light Infantry) Anti-Aircraft Battalion conducting a demonstration, taken at West Park, Sunderland, 5 February 1937

Photograph, from the Sunderland Echo, of men erecting an anti-aircraft gun, taken at West Park, Sunderland, 5 February 1937

Photograph, from the Newcastle Journal , of Major J.T. Whetton, Commanding 4th Survey Company, Royal Artillery (Territorial Army), 5 March 1937

Newspaper cutting concerning a camp of the Territorial Army at Bisley, Surrey, c.1937

Newspaper cutting, from the North Mail, concerning the appointment of Major J.T. Whetton as Commanding Officer, 4th Survey Company, Royal Artillery (Territorial Army), 5 March 1937

Newspaper cutting, from the Northern Echo, concerning the strength of units administered by the Durham County Territorial Army and Air Force Association, 21 April 1937

Photograph, from the Evening Chronicle, of General J.K. Gordon, Royal Artillery, inspecting soldiers of the 4th Survey Company, Royal Artillery (Territorial Army), taken at Elm Grove Drill Hall, Gateshead, 21 July 1937

Newspaper cutting, from the Daily Telegraph, concerning 'steps ... taken to find a more effective way of allocating the money spent on the Territorial Army', November 1937

Newspaper cutting, from the Northern Echo, of a letter, from Colonel Frank R. Simpson, Chairman of the Durham County Territorial Army and Air Force Association, concerning anti-aircraft defence in the County Durham, 10 January 1938

Newspaper cutting, from The Times, concerning the purchase of West Middlesex golf course by the Middlesex County Council, 2 July 1938

Newspaper cutting, from The Times, concerning the mounting of a King's Guard, by the Honourable Artillery Company, at Buckingham Palace, London, 4 July 1938

Newspaper cutting, from the Daily Telegraph, concerning a rifle meeting at Bisley Camp, Surrey, 4 July 1938

Photograph, from The Times, of soldiers of the 4th Battalion, Border Regiment, on parade in a camp, taken at Redcar, Yorkshire, 4 July 1938

Photograph, from The Times, of soldiers of 'C' Company, 4th Battalion, Border Regiment, lining up for their pay, taken at Redcar, Yorkshire, 4 July 1938

Photograph, from The Times, of Major S. Kidd issuing instructions to soldiers of the 4th Battalion, Border Regiment, during a training exercise, taken at Redcar, Yorkshire, 4 July 1938

Newspaper cutting, from The Times, concerning a speech made by Sir Thomas Inskip, Minister for the Co-ordination of Defence, on Great Britain's defences, 7 July 1938

Newspaper cutting, from the Daily Telegraph, of a letter, from 'General Officer', concerning Territorial Army rules governing officers elected to Parliament, 7 July 1938

Newspaper cutting, from The Times, concerning a House of Commons debate on the alleged leakage of official secrets by Duncan Sandys, 8 July 1938

Duplicate of D/DLI 11/1/41(160)

Newspaper cutting, from The Times, concerning the intake of Territorial Army recruits during June 1938, 9 July 1938

Newspaper cutting, from the Daily Telegraph, concerning the intake of Territorial Army recruits during June 1938, 9 July 1938

Newspaper cutting, from The Times, concerning annual training camps of the Territorial Army, 11 July 1938

Newspaper cutting, from The Times, concerning Mr Hore-Belisha, Secretary for War's attendance at a military tattoo at Finchley, London, 12 July 1938

Newspaper cutting, from the Daily Telegraph, concerning a television broadcast of 'trick motor-cycling by City of London Territorial signallers', 13 July 1938

Duplicate of D/DLI 11/1/41(167)

Newspaper cutting, from The Times, concerning a House of Commons motion on the case of Duncan Sandys, 12 July 1938

Newspaper cutting, from The Times, concerning a Parliamentary debate on the case of Duncan Sandys, 12 July 1938

Newspaper cutting, from the Daily Telegraph, concerning 'demonstrations of the most modern methods of warfare' during London Territorial Division training camps, 14 July 1938

Newspaper cutting, from The Times, concerning the King's Prize competition at Bisley Camp, Surrey, 14 July 1938

Newspaper cutting, from The Times, concerning an annual training camp of the Oxford University Officer Training Corps, 14 July 1938

Newspaper cutting, from the Northern Despatch, concerning the strength of units administered by the North Riding Territorial Army and Air Force Association, 14 July 1938

Duplicate of D/DLI 11/1/41(171)

Newspaper cutting, from the Daily Telegraph, concerning a meeting of the National Rifle Association at Bisley Camp, Surrey, 14 July 1938

Newspaper cutting, from The Times, concerning a military tattoo at Finchley, London, 18 July 1938

Newspaper cutting, from The Times, concerning celebrations of the two hundred and fiftieth anniversary of the Lancashire Fusiliers, 14 July 1938

Newspaper cutting, from The Times, concerning the appointment of staff captains for camps of the Junior Division, Officer Training Corps, 18 July 1938

Photograph, from The Times, of soldiers of the 5th and 7th Battalions, Hampshire Regiment, marching to a camp near Corfe Castle, Dorset, 18 July 1938

Newspaper cutting, from The Times, of a letter, from Lieutenant-Colonel G. Drage, concerning his military career and his fitness, 16 July 1938

Newspaper cutting, from The Times, concerning the work of the County Territorial Associations, 28 December 1943

Newspaper cutting, from the Newcastle Journal, concerning a 'welcome home' celebration for the 1st Battalion, Tyneside Scottish, Black Watch (Royal Highland Regiment), at the Heaton Assembly Rooms, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, 26 September 1945

Newspaper cutting, from the Newcastle Journal, concerning the service of the 4th (Gateshead) Survey Regiment, Royal Artillery, 17 September 1945

Newspaper cutting, from the Daily Telegraph, concerning J.J. Lawson, Minister for War's proposal 'for the restoration of most, if not all, pre-war first line units of the Territorial Army', 26 September 1946

Newspaper cutting, from the Daily Telegraph and Morning Post, concerning recruiting for the Territorial Army, 18 January 1947

Newspaper cutting, from the Daily Telegraph, concerning a War Office announcement 'on the future shape of the Territorial Army', 9 December 1946

Newspaper cutting, from The Times, of a letter, from Major D.B. Tregoning, concerning Territorial Army pay rates, 17 January 1947

Newspaper cutting, from the Evening Chronicle, concerning the formation of the 17th Parachute Battalion (Territorial Army) from the 9th Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, 2 April 1947

Newspaper cutting, from the Evening Chronicle, concerning a proposal, by the Durham County Territorial and Auxiliary Forces Association, to purchase a site for a drill hall at Newcastle-upon-Tyne, 20 May 1947

Newspaper cutting, from the Evening Chronicle, concerning the formation of the 83rd Anti-Aircraft Brigade (Territorial Army), 8 April 1947

Newspaper cutting, from the Newcastle Journal, concerning doubts over holiday entitlements causing a slow-down in Territorial Army recruitment, 9 July 1947

Newspaper cutting, from the Daily Telegraph, of a letter, from Lieutenant-General H.G. Martin, concerning 'the lamentable effect that the abolition of the basic petrol ration is likely to have both on the Territorial Army and on the Army Cadet Force', 18 September 1947

Newspaper cutting, from the Daily Telegraph, of letters, from Captain A. Downer and E.D. Catton, concerning the petrol rations of Territorial Army officers, 20 September 1947

Newspaper cutting, from The Manchester Guardian, of an editorial on the strength of the Territorial Army, 9 March 1948

Newspaper cutting, from The Times , concerning the first meeting of the Territorial and Auxiliary Forces Association of the County of London at Middlesex Guildhall, London, 2 March 1947

Newspaper cutting concerning recruiting of the 56th Anti-Aircraft Brigade, Royal Artillery (Territorial Army), c.1947

Newspaper cutting, from the Sunday Sun , concerning a recruiting campaign of the County Territorial Associations, 14 December 1947

Newspaper cutting, from the Darlington and Stockton Times, concerning Darlington Corporation's appeal for 'the early release of certain properties occupied by Government or Service departments and now required for housing', 27 March 1948

Newspaper cutting, from the Sunderland Echo, concerning 'wives' reluctance' causing a slow down in Territorial Army recruitment, 12 May 1948

Newspaper cutting, from the Daily Telegraph, of a court circular, 25 February 1950

Newspaper cutting concerning the holiday pay of miners serving in the Territorial Army, n.d.

Scrapbook of press cuttings concerning the activities of the Territorial Army in County Durham, with particular reference to proposals for the re-organisation of the Territorial Force, to recruiting, and to army cuts, compiled by the Secretary of the Territorial and Auxiliary Forces Association of County Durham, 3 October 1955 - 2 January 1959; 1 April 1968

Newspaper cutting, from The Times, headlined, Thoughts of a Freshman at Durham University, 3 October 1955

Newspaper cutting, from The Times, concerning the role of the Minister of Defence and the Service Ministers, 20 October 1955

Newspaper cutting, from The Times, concerning Mr Selwyn Lloyd, Minister of Defence's denial that the Territorial Associations 'are to be disbanded', 20 October 1955

Newspaper cutting, from The Times, concerning a House of Commons debate on the reduction of National Service, 2 May 1955

Newspaper cutting, from The Times, concerning defence debates in the House of Lords, 3 November 1955

Newspaper cutting concerning a Parliamentary debate on defence, c.1955

Newspaper cutting, from The Times, concerning a Parliamentary debate on defence, 3 November 1955

Photograph, from the Northern Echo, of cadet soldiers participating in a small-bore shooting competition, taken at Darlington Drill Hall, 28 November 1955 Left to right: Sergeant A. Rollo, G. Baty, J. Jones, Lance-Corporal C. Redpath, Corporal N. Anderson

Photograph, from the Northern Echo, of the participants of a cadets' small-bore shooting competition, taken at Darlington Drill Hall, 28 November 1955

Newspaper cutting, from The Times, concerning a speech, made by Sir Walter Monckton, Minister of Defence, on defence policy, 18 February 1956

Newspaper cutting, from The Times, concerning the Statement of Defence, 1956, 18 February 1956

Newspaper cutting, from The Times, of a list of officers awarded county commissions, 20 February 1956

Newspaper cutting, from The Times, concerning the disbanding of the 'Coast Artillery of Britain', February 1956

Newspaper cutting, from The Times, concerning 'a new pay code for the services', 21 February 1956

Newspaper cutting, from The Times, concerning 'a new code of Service pay and pensions', 21 February 1956

Newspaper cutting, from The Times, of Service pay scales, 21 February 1956

Newspaper cutting, [possibly from The Times ] concerning the strength of the British Army, 28 February 1956

Newspaper cutting, from The Times, concerning a speech, by Mr Head, Secretary of State for War, on the role of the Army, 2 March 1956

Photograph, from the Northern Echo, of a museum assistant attending to a model of an officer of the 68th (The Durham) Regiment (of 1850), taken at Sunderland Art Gallery, 9 March 1956

Newspaper cutting, from The Times, concerning the re-organisation of the Territorial Army, 9 May 1956

Photograph, from the Durham Advertiser, of Lieutenant-Colonel J.H. Taylor, Commanding 8th Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, in civilian dress, May 1956

Newspaper cutting, from The Times, of a correspondent's account of serving on a Highland regimental battle honours committee, 2 June 1956

Newspaper cutting, from The Times, concerning the release of two hundred gun sites following the disbandment of the Anti-Aircraft Command and the Coast Artillery, 4 June 1956

Newspaper cutting, from The Times, concerning the 'state of some of the Army's legacy of Crimean and later Victorian accommodation', 9 June 1956

Newspaper cutting, from The Times, of an editorial on defence expenditure, 11 June 1956

Photograph, from The Times, of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II reviewing a parade by holders of the Victoria Cross, taken at Hyde Park, London, 27 June 1956

Newspaper cutting, from The Times, concerning a review, by Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II, of holders of the Victoria Cross at Hyde Park, London, 27 June 1956

Newspaper cutting, from The Times, of a correspondent's account of a military parade, 15 May 1956

Newspaper cutting, from The Times, concerning the opinions 'a number of university undergraduates who have recently finished their national service as officers' on the role of the Army, 13 July 1956

Newspaper cutting, from The Times, headlined, Atkins Through the Ages, 14 September 1956

Newspaper cutting, from The Times, concerning 'the pattern of Army recruiting since the introduction of the new Service pay code', 15 September 1956

Photograph, from the Sunderland Echo, of Brigadier S.R. Garratt, Deputy Commander, 151st Infantry Brigade, inspecting the band of the 274th Field Regiment, Royal Artillery, taken at Seaburn, 1 October 1956

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Newspaper cutting, from The Times, concerning the extension of the appointment of Lord Lawson as Lord Lieutenant for the county of Durham, 17 September 1956

Newspaper cutting, from the Sunday Sun, concerning the announcement that 'the badge of the Northumberland Hussars will be worn in the caps of Northumberland Army Cadets', 7 October 1956

Newspaper cutting, from The Times, concerning approval of the battle honours of eight regiments, 26 October 1956

Newspaper cutting, from the Evening Chronicle, concerning a War Office announcement that 'regular soldiers will not be available to arrange Army Cadet Force camps next year', 20 November 1956

Newspaper cutting, from the Northern Echo, concerning an appeal, for Territorial Army recruits, issued by Major-General W.H. Hulton-Harrop, General Officer Commanding Northumbrian District, 21 November 1956

Newspaper cutting, from the Durham Advertiser, concerning a Royal Air Force recruiting exercise at Seaburn, 16 November 1956

Newspaper cutting, from the Newcastle Journal, concerning a speech by Major-General W.H. Hulton-Harrop, General Officer Commanding Northumbrian District, 21 November 1956

Newspaper cutting, from the Sunderland Echo, concerning the Durham County Territorial Army and Auxiliary Forces Association having to arrange its own Army Cadet Force camps following a War Office ruling, 20 November 1956

Newspaper cutting, from the Northern Echo, concerning recruitment into the Territorial Army, 21 November 1956

Newspaper cutting, from the Durham Advertiser, concerning a recruiting campaign to attract women into the Territorial Army, 23 November 1956

Photograph, from the Northern Echo, of the participants of a cadets' small-bore shooting competition, taken at the Royal Engineers (Territorial Army) Centre, Gateshead, 26 November 1956

Newspaper cutting, from the Evening Chronicle, concerning the formation of the 439 Light-Anti-Aircraft Workshop at Gateshead, 22 November 1956

Newspaper cutting, from the Daily Telegraph, concerning the 'withering away' of the Territorial Army, 26 November 1956

Newspaper cutting, from The Times, of a list of battle honours 'awarded to regiments of the British Army for the Second World War', 8 December 1956

Photograph, from the Newcastle Journal, of three cadets scrutinising a target during a small-bore shooting competition, taken at the Royal Engineers (Territorial Army) Centre, Gateshead, 26 November 1956 Left to right: Alec Anderson, Sea Cadet Corps; Nigel Shirlock, Army Cadet Force; Denis Douglas, Air Training Corps

Newspaper cutting, from the Northern Echo, of a letter, from 'Strongpoint', concerning the loss of Easington's Territorial Army unit, 27 November 1956

Newspaper cutting, from The Times, concerning the disbandment of the Royal Auxiliary Air Force and the Royal Naval Volunteer Reserve Branch, 11 January 1957

Newspaper cutting, from the Northern Echo, concerning the appointment of Major L.K. Pallister as commanding officer of the 1st Cadet Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, 20 January 1957

Newspaper cutting, from The Times, concerning 'announcements of defence economies ... by all three Service Ministries', 16 January 1957

Newspaper cutting, from The Times, of an editorial on defence policy, 25 January 1957

Photograph, from The Times, of Sir William Dickson, Marshal of the Royal Air Force, 25 January 1957

Newspaper cutting, from The Times, concerning the role of the Minister of Defence, 24 January 1957

Photograph, from the Evening Chronicle, of General Sir Robert Mansergh, Commander-in-Chief, United Kingdom Land Forces, right, and Viscount Ridley, left, taken at Newcastle-upon-Tyne, 6 February 1957

Newspaper cutting, from The Times, of an editorial on defence policy, 8 February 1957

Newspaper cutting, from The Times, concerning 'a military mannequin show' at Bonn, Germany, 14 February 1957

Newspaper cutting, from The Times, concerning a House of Commons debate on defence policy, 14 February 1957

Newspaper cutting, from The Times, of an editorial on defence policy, 13 February 1957

Newspaper cutting, from the Sunderland Echo, concerning plans for the celebrations, in County Durham, of the golden jubilee of the Territorial Army, 19 February 1957

Newspaper cutting, from the Evening Chronicle, concerning the Durham County Territorial Army and Auxiliary Forces Association's decision to invite members of the disbanded 607 (County of Durham) Squadron, Royal Auxiliary Air Force, to 'join any of the county's T.A. units', 19 February 1957

Newspaper cutting, from the Northern Echo, concerning criticism, by Brigadier G.H. Walton, Durham County Territorial Army and Auxiliary Forces Association, of the Government's sudden decision to disband the Royal Auxiliary Air Force, 20 February 1957

Newspaper cutting, from the Journal and North Mail, concerning the Durham County Territorial Army and Auxiliary Forces Association's decision to invite members of the disbanded 607 (County of Durham) Squadron, Royal Auxiliary Air Force, to 'join any of the county's T.A. units', 20 February 1957

Newspaper cutting, from The Times, concerning 'Votes on Accounts' published by 'the three Service departments', 21 February 1957

Photograph, from a newspaper, of Cadet A. Lowe standing over Cadet W. Hodgkins at the conclusion of a boxing match, taken at Wembley Town Hall, London, c.1957

Photograph, from a newspaper, of Lieutenant-General C.F.C. Coleman, left, presenting a trophy to Lance-Corporal Bennett, right, during a cadets' boxing tournament at Wembley Town Hall, London, c.1957

Newspaper cutting, from The Times, of an editorial on the proposed reduction of the British Army of the Rhine, 25 February 1957

Newspaper cutting, from the Daily Telegraph and Morning Post, concerning the 'serious shortage of Territorial volunteers', 25 February 1957

Photograph, from the Sunderland Echo, of a view of the sergeants' mess building at Whitburn Camp, Sunderland, 27 February 1957

Newspaper cutting, from the Consett Chronicle, concerning the football team of the Durham Army Cadets reaching the final of the Army Cadet Forces Championship, 7 March 1957

Newspaper cartoon, captioned The Army Cadets Show Their Paces, c.1957

Photograph, from a newspaper, of the Durham County Army Cadet football team, 1957

Newspaper cutting, from The Times, concerning the War Office plans for the future structure of the Army, 13 March 1957

Newspaper cartoon, from The Times, captioned 'It's a long way to Tipperary ...' , 8 March 1957

Newspaper cutting, from The Times, of a letter, from R.H.V. Moorhead, concerning the number of 'active admirals, generals ... and air marshals', 21 March 1957

Newspaper cutting, from The Times, concerning a reception, held at Buckingham Palace, London, to mark the disbandment of the Royal Auxiliary Air Force and the air divisions of the Royal Naval Volunteer Reserve, 18 March 1957

Newspaper cutting, from The Times, of a correspondent's account of a flight in a Meteor 7 fighter aircraft, 14 March 1957

Newspaper cutting quoting an extract from The Spectator of 24 March 1832, n.d.

Photograph, from The Times, of Her Royal Highness the Duchess of Kent inspecting a guard of honour, taken at Accra, Ghana, 4 March 1957

Newspaper cutting, from The Times, concerning the Army's accounting system, 19 March 1957

Newspaper cutting, from The Times, of an editorial on Army generals, 29 March 1957

Newspaper cuttings, from The Times, concerning the 'fifth list of battle honours for the Second World War', 29 March 1957

Newspaper cutting, from the Newcastle Journal , concerning an appeal, by Lieutenant-Colonel C.F. Hutchinson, Durham County Territorial and Auxiliary Forces Association, for 'shreds of military history' to place in an exhibition, 25 March 1957

Newspaper cutting, from The Times, concerning radical changes in defence policy 'announced in the Government's White Paper yesterday', 5 April 1957

Newspaper cutting, from The Times, concerning the 'new defence plan for Britain', 5 April 1957

Newspaper cutting, from the Daily Telegraph, of an editorial on 'the Government's changes in defence policy', c. 1957

Newspaper cutting, from the Evening Gazette, concerning the fiftieth anniversary of the raising of the Territorial Army, 29 March 1957

Newspaper cutting, from the Northern Daily Mail, concerning the fiftieth anniversary of the raising of the Territorial Army, 29 March 1957

Newspaper cutting, from the Gateshead Post, concerning the fiftieth anniversary of the raising of the Territorial Army, 5 April 1957

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Newspaper cutting, from the Northern Despatch , concerning the fiftieth anniversary of the raising of the Territorial Army, 28 March 1957

Newspaper cutting, from the Sunderland Echo, concerning the fiftieth anniversary of the raising of the Territorial Army, 27 March 1957

Newspaper cutting, from the Stanley News, concerning the fiftieth anniversary of the raising of the Territorial Army, 28 March 1957

Newspaper cutting, from the Shields Gazette, concerning the fiftieth anniversary of the raising of the Territorial Army, 28 March 1957

Newspaper cutting, from the Northern Echo, of a letter, from Lieutenant-Colonel C.F. Hutchinson, Durham County Territorial and Auxiliary Forces Association, appealing for 'uniforms and accoutrements of the Volunteers and of the Territorials before the 1914 - 18 war', 28 March 1957

Newspaper cutting, from the Darlington and Stockton Times, of a letter, from Lieutenant-Colonel C.F. Hutchinson, Durham County Territorial and Auxiliary Forces Association, appealing for 'uniforms and accoutrements of the Volunteers and of the Territorials before the 1914 - 18 war', 28 March 1957

Newspaper cutting, from the Durham County Advertiser, of a letter, from Lieutenant-Colonel C.F. Hutchinson, Durham County Territorial and Auxiliary Forces Association, appealing for 'uniforms and accoutrements of the Volunteers and of the Territorials before the 1914 - 18 war', 29 March 1957

Newspaper cutting, from the Consett Chronicle, of a letter, from Lieutenant-Colonel C.F. Hutchinson, Durham County Territorial and Auxiliary Forces Association, appealing for 'uniforms and accoutrements of the Volunteers and of the Territorials before the 1914 - 18 war', 28 March 1957

Newspaper cutting, from The Times, of an editorial on the demise of German militarism, 8 April 1957

Newspaper cutting, from The Times , of letters, by H.J. Kerans and R.A.B. Stone, on attracting men into the Services, 17 April 1957

Photograph, from The Times, of the launching of an 'Aeorbee' rocket, taken at New Mexico, United States of America, April 1957

Newspaper cutting, from The Times, concerning 'details of the Government plan for reducing the number of men called up for national service', 17 April 1957

Newspaper cutting, from The Times, concerning comments, by Iain Macleod, Minister of Labour and National Service, on defence policy changes that 'would necessitate a curtailment of the volume of defence work and defence production', 18 April 1957

Newspaper cutting, from the Durham Advertiser, concerning the football and rugby teams of the Durham County Army Cadet Force competing in the national finals of their respective sports, c.1957

Newspaper cutting, from the Newcastle Journal, concerning the football and rugby teams of the Durham County Army Cadet Force competing in the national finals of their respective sports, 27 April 1957

Newspaper cutting, from the Northern Echo, concerning the football and rugby teams of the Durham County Army Cadet Force competing in the national finals of their respective sports, 24 April 1957

Newspaper cutting, from the Northern Daily Mail, concerning the football and rugby teams of the Durham County Army Cadet Force competing in the national finals of their respective sports, 20 April 1957

Newspaper cutting, from the Billingham Express, concerning the football and rugby teams of the Durham County Army Cadet Force competing in the national finals of their respective sports, 25 April 1957

Newspaper cutting, from the Sunday Sun, concerning the defeat of the football team of the Durham County Army Cadet Force in 'the final of the national Soccer championship', 28 April 1957

Newspaper cutting, from the Northern Echo, concerning the defeat of the rugby team of the Durham County Army Cadet Force in the final of the Army Cadet Force Rugby Championship, 29 April 1957

Newspaper cutting, from the Newcastle Journal, concerning the football and rugby teams of the Durham County Army Cadet Force competing in the national finals of their respective sports, 27 April 1957

Newspaper cutting, from the Evening Chronicle, concerning the score from the final of the Army Cadet Force National Soccer Championship, 27 April 1957

Newspaper cutting, from the Evening Chronicle, concerning the defeat of the rugby team of the Durham County Army Cadet Force in the final of the Army Cadet Force Rugby Championship, 29 April 1957

Photograph, from the Sunderland Echo, of the Durham County Army Cadet Force rugby team, taken at Houghton-le-Spring, 27 April 1957 Back row: Cadet S. Turner, Cadet T. Liddle, Sergeant A. Rollo, Captain N. Banham, Corporal B. Lambert, Cadets Inns, B. Selkirk, R. Saunders, and R.S. Robson Front row: Lance-Corporal J. Unthank, Cadet D. Owens, Cadet J. Mellors, Captain C.W. Cole, Lance-Corporal J. McCallum, Cadet J. Buckley, Lance-Corporal D. Warkup On ground: Cadet Hudson, Corporal Davies

Photograph, from the Sunderland Echo, of two rugby team captains talking to officials before the National County Rugby Championships final at Houghton-le-Spring, 27 April 1957 Left to right: Corporal P. Mills, Warwickshire Army Cadet Force; Corporal B. Lambert, Durham County Army Cadet Force; Brigadier H.W. Dinwiddle; Sir Laurie Edwards, Commandant Durham County Army Cadet Force; Lieutenant-Colonel J. Troy, Sports Officer, Warwickshire Army Cadet Force

Newspaper cutting, from the Shields Gazette, concerning the football and rugby teams of the Durham County Army Cadet Force competing in the national finals of their respective sports, 25 April 1957

Newspaper cutting, from The Times, entitled: 'how the Army will contribute to the forthcoming general reduction in defence expenditure', 30 April 1957

Newspaper cutting, from the Evening Chronicle, concerning comments, by Brigadier G.H. Walton, Durham County Territorial and Auxiliary Forces Association, that the Territorial Army is neither a 'pick and shovel brigade' nor an auxiliary to the Civil Defence Corps', 14 May 1957

Newspaper cutting, from the Northern Echo, concerning Sunderland Council's plans to take over the Territorial Army Centre at The Green, Sunderland, 14 May 1957

Newspaper cutting, from the Sunderland Echo, concerning Sunderland Council's plans to take over the Territorial Army Centre at The Green, Sunderland, 15 May 1957

Newspaper cutting, from The Times, concerning the 'quarterly recruiting figures for the Armed Forces', 13 May 1957

Newspaper cutting, from the Sunderland Echo, concerning planned celebrations for the Golden Jubilee of the Territorial Army, 14 May 1957

Newspaper cutting, from the Newcastle Journal, concerning a reassurance, given by John Hare, Secretary of State for War, that 'famous county and Highland regiments ... are not to be relegated to the war museums', 15 May 1957

Newspaper cutting, from The Times, concerning a House of Commons debate on defence funding, 15 May 1957

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Newspaper cutting, from The Times, concerning planning for Army recruitment, 15 May 1957

Newspaper cutting, from The Times, concerning of an editorial on Army reorganisation, 15 May 1957

Newspaper cutting, from The Times, concerning the role of the North Atlantic Treaty Organisation, 21 May 1957

Photograph, from the Evening Chronicle, of members of the 3rd Cadet Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, marching past Jarrow Town Hall, 20 May 1957

Photograph, from The Times , of ships of the Home Fleet escorting the royal yacht Britannia to Invergordon, Scotland, 25 May 1957

Newspaper cutting, from The Times, concerning the award of an M.B.E. to John Wallace, Durham County Territorial Army and Auxiliary Forces Association, 13 June 1957

Newspaper cutting, from the Evening Chronicle, concerning the award of an M.B.E. to John Wallace, Durham County Territorial Army and Auxiliary Forces Association, 13 June 1957

Newspaper cutting, from the Journal and North Mail , concerning the award of an M.B.E. to John Wallace, Durham County Territorial Army and Auxiliary Forces Association, 13 June 1957

Photograph, from The Times, of Lieutenant-General Sir John Woodall addressing soldiers of the Duke of Cornwall's Light Infantry, taken at Hamilton, Bermuda, 7 June 1957

Photograph, from The Times, of soldiers of 'A' Company, the Duke of Cornwall's Light Infantry, marching to Hamilton Harbour, Bermuda, 7 June 1957

Photograph, from The Times, of King Hussein I of Jordan, left, and Charles Johnston, British Ambassador in Amman, right, taken at the Royal Air Force base, Mafrak, Jordan, 3 June 1957

Photograph, from The Times, of soldiers lowering the Union Jack and the Royal Air Force ensign during a ceremony [marking the hand over of Mafrak base to Jordan], 3 June 1957

Photograph, from the Sunderland Echo, of John Wallace of the Durham County Territorial and Auxiliary Forces Association, 13 June 1957

Newspaper cutting concerning an annual inspection of the 5th Cadet Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, by Lieutenant-Colonel R.B. Humphreys, Commanding 6th Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, at Gateshead, June 1957

Newspaper cutting, from The Times, concerning the British Army of the Rhine, 4 June 1957

Newspaper cutting, from The Times, of a biography of an Admiral, 'George', 27 June 1957

Newspaper cutting, from The Times, concerning the role of the North Atlantic Treaty Organisation, 27 June 1957

Photograph, from a newspaper, of Lieutenant-Colonel R.B. Humphreys, left, talking to Sergeant-Bugler T. Harker, 5th Cadet Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, during an inspection at Gateshead Drill Hall, c.1957

Newspaper cutting, from the Northern Echo, concerning the award of an M.B.E. to John Wallace, Durham County Territorial Army and Auxiliary Forces Association, 13 June 1957

Photograph, from The Times, of Colonel Mary Colvin, Deputy Director, Eastern Command, Women's Royal Army Corps, 24 June 1957

Photograph, from The Times, of Colonel P.R. Bentley, Royal Artillery, and Colonel N.S. Sykes, York and Lancaster Regiment, plastering a wall during an officers' rehabilitation course at Aldershot, Hampshire, 11 July 1957

Photograph, from The Times, of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth, The Queen Mother, shaking hands with Dunkirk veterans during a ceremony, taken in France, 1 July 1957

Photograph, from The Times, of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth, the Queen Mother, with the Duke of Gloucester, General Ganeval, and other dignitaries, attending the unveiling of a memorial at Dunkirk, France, 1 July 1957

Newspaper cutting, from The Times, of a cavalryman's account of taking part in a Royal escort, 11 July 1957

Newspaper cutting, from The Times, concerning military reformation, 12 July 1957

Newspaper cutting, from The Times, concerning Army reorganisation, 12 July 1957

Newspaper cutting, from The Times, concerning the formation of the Army Air Corps, 18 July 1957

Photograph, from The Times, of Wing Commander R.P. Beaumont, Royal Air Force, preparing to enter the cockpit of an English Electric P1 fighter aircraft, taken at Warton Airfield, Lancashire, 18 July 1957

Photograph, from The Times, of an English Electric P1 fighter aircraft on a test flight above Warton Airfield, Lancashire, 18 July 1957

Newspaper cutting, from The Times, concerning Army reorganisation, 24 July 1957

Newspaper cutting, from The Times, concerning the restoration of a building 'used by the Duke of Wellington as his headquarters on June 17 and 18, 1815', 23 July 1957

Photograph, from the Evening Chronicle, of soldiers of the 8th Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, receiving Bren gun instruction from Sergeant George Ball, right, taken at Proteus Camp, Ollerton, Nottinghamshire, 18 July 1957 Named soldiers are: David Thompson, Joseph Dodds, Thomas Wilson, 'Terry' Wilson, Brian Elliot, James Stirling, James Kirkbridge, Clive Burlinson, Roy Bartlett, and Ian Willis

Photograph, from the Evening Chronicle, of Colour-Sergeant O. Whatley and Colour-Sergeant J. Lucks of the 8th Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, handing out bottles of beer to soldiers at Proteus Camp, Ollerton, Nottinghamshire, 18 July 1957

Photograph, from the Evening Chronicle, of soldiers of the 8th Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, queuing for dinner at Proteus Camp, Ollerton, Nottinghamshire, 18 July 1957

Photograph, from the Evening Chronicle, of cookhouse staff of the 8th Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, preparing food at Proteus Camp, Ollerton, Nottinghamshire, 18 July 1957

Newspaper cutting, from The Times, concerning Army reorganisation, 26 July 1957

Photograph, from The Times, of John Hare, Secretary of State for War, making a statement at the War Office, London, 25 July 1957

Newspaper cutting, from The Times, concerning Army reorganisation, 25 July 1957

Newspaper cutting, from The Times, concerning Army reorganisation, 25 July 1957

Newspaper cutting, from The Times,concerning Army reorganisation, 25 July 1957

Photograph, from the Newcastle Journal, of Territorial Army soldiers preparing to leave for an annual camp [at Ripon, Yorkshire], taken at Sunderland, 9 August 1957

Newspaper cutting, from The Times, concerning John Hare, the Secretary of State for War's plans for an 'intensive effort to persuade employers to encourage their young men to join the Reserve Army', 27 July 1957

Newspaper cutting, from The Times, concerning the 'airborne branch of the Territorial Army', 12 August 1957

Newspaper cutting, from The Times, concerning the 44th Independent Parachute Brigade, 12 August 1957

Newspaper cutting, from the Sunderland Echo, concerning Mr Hare, the Secretary of State for War's praise of the 463 (7th Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry) Light Anti-Aircraft/ Searchlight Regiment (Territorial Army), during a visit to a camp at Weyborne, Norfolk, 14 August 1957

Newspaper cutting, from The Times, of an editorial concerning Army recruitment, 14 August 1957

Photograph, from The Times, of a comet [discovered by the Czechoslovak astronomer Mrkos], taken at Dr. R.L. Waterfield's observatory at Ascot, Berkshire, 16 August 1957

Newspaper cutting, from the Daily Telegraph, of an editorial on the use of Army Reservists, 19 August 1957

Newspaper cutting, from The Times, concerning 'the Army's poor recruiting figures this year', 14 August 1957

Newspaper cutting, from the Daily Telegraph, concerning 'a re-examination of policy concerning reserves', 17 August 1957

Photograph, from The Times, of a view of Nizwa Fort, Oman, 16 August 1957

Newspaper cutting, from The Times, concerning 'the strength of the United Kingdom's active armed forces during the year ended June 30', 20 August 1957

Newspaper cutting, from The Times, concerning the official closure, by Lieutenant-General Sir Richard Hull, Deputy Chief of the Imperial General Staff, of the Women's Royal Army Corps staff college at Frimley Park, Surrey, 24 August 1957

Newspaper cutting, from The Times, of a letter, by George Wigg, concerning Army recruitment, 21 August 1957

Newspaper cutting, from The Times, of an editorial on Army formations, 12 September 1957

Newspaper cutting, from The Times, concerning the 'first amalgamations of infantry regiments under the Army's reorganization plans', 12 September 1957

Newspaper cutting, from the Daily Telegraph, concerning 'the downward trend in recruiting' 14 September 1957

Newspaper cutting, from the Daily Telegraph, concerning Territorial Army finances, 18 September 1957

Newspaper cutting, from the Gateshead Post, concerning the participation of the bands of the 105 Corps Engineer Regiment and the 17th Battalion, Parachute Regiment, in a competition at South Park, Darlington, 13 September 1957

Newspaper cutting, from the Northern Echo, concerning the 17th Battalion, Parachute Regiment's victory in a military band competition at South Park, Darlington, 16 September 1957

Newspaper cutting, from the Darlington and Stockton Times, concerning the 17th Battalion, Parachute Regiment's victory in a military band competition at South Park, Darlington, 21 September 1957

Newspaper cutting, from the Evening Gazette, concerning the 17th Battalion, Parachute Regiment's victory in a military band competition at South Park, Darlington, 16 September 1957

Newspaper cutting, from the Evening Chronicle, concerning the 17th Battalion, Parachute Regiment's victory in a military band competition at South Park, Darlington, 16 September 1957

Newspaper cutting, from the Gateshead Post, concerning the 17th Battalion, Parachute Regiment's victory in a military band competition at South Park, Darlington, 20 September 1957

Newspaper cutting, from the Auckland Chronicle and Durham County Advertiser, concerning the opening of the Eden Armoury at Bishop Auckland, 26 September 1957

Photograph, from the Evening Gazette, of a dignitary, and senior officers attending the opening of the Eden Armoury, Bishop Auckland, 30 September 1957 Left to right: Lieutenant-Colonel R.B. Humphreys, Brigadier G.H. Walton, Colonel T.H. Miller, Lord Barnard

Photograph, from the Northern Echo, of Lord Barnard inspecting soldiers of the 6th Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, during the opening of the Eden Armoury, Bishop Auckland, 30 September 1957

Newspaper cutting, from the Northern Despatch, concerning the opening of the Eden Armoury at Bishop Auckland, 30 September 1957

Newspaper cutting, from the Newcastle Journal, concerning the opening of the Eden Armoury at Bishop Auckland, 30 September 1957

Newspaper cutting, from the Sunday Sun, concerning the opening of the Eden Armoury at Bishop Auckland, 29 September 1957

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Newspaper cutting concerning the opening of the Eden Armoury at Bishop Auckland, September 1957

Newspaper cutting, from the Evening Chronicle, concerning a 'concerted campaign to boost Territorial Army recruiting in North Durham', 1 November 1957

Newspaper cutting, from The Times, headlined 'Duchess Jane whose golden kiss recruited the Highlanders', 4 October 1957

Newspaper cutting, from The Times, of a letter, dated 7 October 1857, concerning the arrest of General Lloyd, c.1957

Newspaper cutting, from The Times, concerning a 'Russian satellite soaring over the United States seven times a day', 7 October 1957

Newspaper cutting, from the Evening Chronicle, concerning appeals, made in County Durham, 'to heads of firms to encourage members of their staff to join the Territorial Army', 10 October 1957

Newspaper cutting, from The Times, concerning Territorial Army recruiting trends, 21 October 1957

Newspaper cutting, from the Northern Echo, concerning requests to 'leading industrialists in the Stockton and Hartlepools area ... to support a big Territorial Army recruitment campaign', 24 October 1957

Newspaper cutting, from The Times, of an editorial on the 'need for an international instead of a national defence system', 11 October 1957

Newspaper cutting, from the Stockton Evening Gazette, concerning the 'vital need for men to bring the various Territorial Army units in the Stockton and Hartlepools area up to strength', 24 October 1957

Newspaper cutting, from The Times,of a report on the 'Fall of Delhi', dated 27 October 1857, c.1957

Newspaper cutting, from The Times, of a letter, from J.G. Smyth, concerning Army recruitment, 13 November 1957

Newspaper cutting, from The Times, concerning Government 'policy to end the call-up in 1960', 14 November 1957

Newspaper cutting, from The Times, concerning a rise in Territorial Army recruiting, 22 November 1957

Newspaper cutting, from The Times, of a letter, by Frederic Hooper, Chairman of Advisory Board, Regular Army Resettlement Service, concerning Army recruitment, 14 November 1957

Newspaper cutting, from the Yorkshire Post, concerning an improvement in Territorial Army recruitment, 22 November 1957

Newspaper cutting, from The Times, concerning defence policy, 22 November 1957

Newspaper cutting, from the Northern Echo, concerning an annual rifle shooting competition, organised by the Durham County Territorial Army and Auxiliary Forces Association, at Norton, 25 November 1957

Newspaper cutting, from The Times, concerning a decision, by Flintshire Education Committee, 'not to accede to a request by the Flintshire and Denbighshire Territorial Army and Auxiliary Forces Association for facilities to start Army Cadet Force detachments in secondary schools in the county', 4 December 1957

Newspaper cutting, from The Times, concerning protests at Army Cadet activities in Birmingham schools, 3 December 1957

Newspaper cutting, from The Times, concerning 'differences of view that are believed to exist between the Chancellor of the Exchequer and the Minister of Defence about the Service Estimates now being prepared', 19 November 1957

Newspaper cutting, from The Times, of an editorial on defence policy, 8 November 1957

Newspaper cutting, from The Times, concerning 'the membership and terms of reference of the advisory committee on recruiting ... announced in a written answer by the Minister of Defence', 3 December 1957

Photograph, from the Sunderland Echo, of soldiers of the 1st Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, marching over Wearmouth Bridge, Sunderland, during a recruiting campaign, 3 December 1957

Newspaper cutting, from the Sunderland Echo, of an editorial on Army recruiting, 3 December 1957

Newspaper cutting, from The Times, concerning 'Service recruiting figures for October', 4 December 1957

Newspaper cutting, from the Evening Chronicle, concerning comments made by Major-General M.M.A.R. West, Director of the Territorial Army, during a meeting of the Durham County Territorial Army and Auxiliary Forces Association, 3 December 1957

Newspaper cutting, from the Newcastle Journal, concerning comments made by Major-General M.M.A.R. West, Director of the Territorial Army, during a meeting of the Durham County Territorial Army and Auxiliary Forces Association, 4 December 1957

Newspaper cutting, from the Northern Echo, concerning the results of the Durham County Army Cadet Force boxing finals, 2 December 1957

Newspaper cutting, from the Northern Echo, concerning an improvement of Territorial Army recruiting in County Durham, 4 December 1957

Photograph, from The Times, of the Army of India Medal, left, the Crimean War Medal, centre, and the Military General Service Medal, right, December 1957

Newspaper cutting, from the Sunderland Echo, concerning comments made by Major-General M.M.A.R. West, Director of the Territorial Army, during a meeting of the Durham County Territorial Army and Auxiliary Forces Association, 4 December 1957

Newspaper cutting, from the Durham Advertiser, of a letter, from Lieutenant-Colonel (retired) C.F. Hutchinson, concerning the Sunderland branch of the East Yorkshire Regimental Association, 13 December 1957

Newspaper cutting, from the Evening Chronicle, concerning the success of the 10th Cadet Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, during a shooting competition organised by the National Small Bore Rifle Association, 13 December 1957

Photograph, from the Shields Gazette, of a view of the demolished Collingwood Street Drill Hall, South Shields, 12 December 1957

Newspaper cutting, from the Durham Advertiser, concerning comments made by Major-General M.M.A.R. West, Director of the Territorial Army, during a meeting of the Durham County Territorial Army and Auxiliary Forces Association, 13 December 1957

Newspaper cartoon, from The Times, captioned Bill, please, 12 December 1957

Newspaper cutting, from the Evening Chronicle, concerning recruitment into the 17th Parachute Regiment, Territorial Army, 13 December 1957

Photograph, from The Times, of Her Royal Highness Princess Alexandra of Kent, 24 December 1957

Newspaper cutting, from The Times, concerning comments, made by Field-Marshal Lord Montgomery, on 'the kilt versus trews controversy' involving the Highland Light Infantry and the Royal Scots Fusiliers, 27 December 1957

Newspaper cutting, from The Times, of an editorial on the role of the regimental Colonel, 28 December 1957

Photograph, from The Times, of a Vanguard rocket exploding at Cape Canaveral, United States of America, 7 December 1957

Newspaper cutting, from the Northern Echo, concerning the Durham County Cadet Force rugby team, 1 January 1958

Newspaper cutting, from the Northern Echo, of a New Year Honours list, January 1958

Newspaper cutting, from The Times, of an account of the death of General Havelock, dated 7 January 1858, c .1958

Photograph, from a newspaper, of Colonel Sir Robert Chapman, c.1957

Photograph, from a newspaper, of Brigadier George Hands Walton, c.1957

Newspaper cutting, from the Durham Advertiser, concerning a Territorial Army recruiting campaign in County Durham, 24 January 1958

Newspaper cutting, from The Times, of a correspondent's account of a friendship between a British soldier and an Indian soldier, Kishan Singh, 22 January 1958

Newspaper cutting, from The Times, of an editorial dated 30 January 1858, 30 January 1958

Newspaper cutting, from the Evening Chronicle, concerning Colonel Hugh Tyler's visit to 'the Information Centre in Sandyford Road, Newcastle, sorting out recruiting problems', 31 January 1958

Newspaper cutting, from The Times, of a list of officers receiving county commissions, 19 May 1958

Newspaper cutting, from The Times, concerning Her Royal Highness Princess Alexandra of Kent's inspection of The Durham Light Infantry at Brancepeth Castle, 19 May 1958

Newspaper cutting, from The Times, concerning a dinner, held by the City of London Territorial and Auxiliary Forces Association, in celebration of the golden jubilee of the Territorial Army, 1 July 1958

Newspaper cutting, from The Times, concerning an increase in Territorial Army recruiting during 1958, 2 January 1959

Photograph, from the Sunderland Echo, of officials and guests at the final meeting of the Territorial and Auxiliary Forces Association of the County of Durham, taken at Dykelands Road Territorial Army Centre, Sunderland, 1 April 1968 Left to right: Lieutenant-General Sir Walter Walker, General Officer Commander-in-Chief, Northern Command; Colonel R.M. Percival; Wing Commander J.F. Kayll; Brigadier C.C. Fairweather; Major-General H.E.N. Bredin; Sir James Duff; Major-General R.H. Whitworth

Photograph, from the Sunderland Echo, of Territorial Army soldiers, James Briggs and Charles Grundy, in historic military uniform, on duty outside Dykelands Road Territorial Army Centre, Sunderland, 1 April 1968

Press cuttings concerning the re-organisation of the Territorial Force, compiled by the Secretary of the Territorial and Auxiliary Forces Association of County Durham, 23 November 1965 - 5 February 1966

Typescript list of newspaper representatives at an 'Association Meeting', 23 November 1965

Newspaper cutting, from the Sunderland Echo, concerning the Durham County Territorial Army and Auxiliary Forces Association's approval of Government proposals for a volunteer Home Defence Force, 5 February 1966

Newspaper cutting, from the Yorkshire Post , of a letter, from M. Pritchard, protesting against 'the Government's proposals for the future of the Territorial Army', 20 December [1965]

Photograph, from the Shields Gazette, of Colonel J. Wadham Grant, chairman of the Durham County Territorial Army and Auxiliary Forces Association, 20 December 1965

Newspaper cutting, from the Northern Daily Mail, of a letter, from 'Ex T.A.', warning that 'if the T.A. is seriously disembowelled then the loss to the U.K. will not be measurable by any standard', 21 December 1965

Newspaper cutting of a letter, by J.B. Goldsworthy, concerning Territorial Army reorganisation, c.1965

Newspaper cutting, from the Evening Gazette, of a letter, by P. Gaboldi, concerning Territorial Army reorganisation, 21 December 1965

Newspaper cutting, from the Journal, of a letter, by K.F. Angus, concerning 'the Government's intention to dismember the Territorial Army', 7 December 1965

Newspaper cutting, from the Yorkshire Post, of a letter, by Colonel A.P. Leach, concerning 'devastating details of the Government plan' to reorganise the Territorial Army, 9 December 1965

Newspaper cutting, from the Northern Echo, of a letter, by K.F. Angus, concerning 'the Government's intention to dismember the Territorial Army', 6 December 1965

Newspaper cutting, from the Shields Gazette, of a letter, by K.F. Angus, concerning 'the Government's intention to dismember the Territorial Army', 3 December 1965

Newspaper cutting, from the Northern Echo, concerning a 'campaign against the proposed axing of the Territorial Army ... being waged by Sir Robin Chapman, an honorary member of the 274 Field Regiment, RA (TA)', 3 December 1965

Newspaper cutting, from the Shields Gazette, concerning Sir Robin Chapman's 'bid to stop the Territorial Army axings', 2 December 1965

Photograph, from the Evening Chronicle, of Lieutenant-Colonel C.F. Hutchinson, left, and Sir James Duff, right, at an annual meeting of the Durham County Territorial Army and Auxiliary Forces Association, taken at Old Elvet, Durham, 23 November 1965

Newspaper cutting, from the Yorkshire Post, concerning the 'campaign to save the Territorial Army from the crippling cuts planned by the Government', 29 November 1965

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Newspaper cutting, from the Sunday Sun, of a letter, by 'Subaltern', calling for ' a mammoth march of protest' against plans 'to cut the T.A. by half', 28 November 1965

Newspaper cutting, from the Darlington and Stockton Times, concerning a meeting, attended by 'Territorial Army representatives from all over County Durham', held to protest against Government plans to reorganise the Territorial Army, 27 November 1965

Photocopy of a newspaper cutting, from the Yorkshire Post, concerning a meeting of the Durham County Territorial Army and Auxiliary Forces Association held 'under the shadow of the Government's plans to reorganize the Territorial Army', 24 November 1965

Photograph, from the Journal, of officials of the Durham County Territorial Army and Auxiliary Forces Association, taken before an annual meeting at Old Elvet, Durham, 24 November 1965

Newspaper cutting, from the Evening Gazette, concerning a telegram 'sent to the Prime Minister today by the Durham County Territorial and Auxiliary Association' protesting against the proposed reorganization of the Territorial Army, 23 November 1965

Newspaper cutting, from the Sunderland Echo, concerning Colonel J.W. Grant, Chairman of Durham County Territorial and Auxiliary Forces Association's warning that 'once destroyed, the Territorial Army can never be reformed', 23 November 1965

Newspaper cutting, from the Northern Echo, concerning a meeting held 'at the 8th Battalion, DLI (TA) Centre, Durham ... where the county's Territorial Chiefs came face to face with the facts of the organisation's destruction', 24 November 1965

Photocopy of a newspaper cutting, from the Durham County Advertiser, concerning an annual general meeting of the Durham County Territorial and Auxiliary Forces Association, 26 November 1965

Photograph of Colonel H [ ] relating his experience with the V[ ]. D[ ]. Catterick, Yorkshire, 27 July 1926

Duplicate of D/DLI 11/1/41(171)

Newspaper cutting, from The Times, concerning 'battle shooting' competitions at Bisley Camp, Surrey, 27 July 1938

Recruiting poster for the Territorial Army, depicting three soldiers in khaki, backed by an Elizabethan soldier with a flag, and with the captions: 'For England and Freedom' and 'Join the Territorial Army', 1938

Recruitment posters and handbills for the Territorial Army, including the Reserve Army, 274th (Northumbrian) Field Regiment Royal Artillery; Durham Royal Electrical and Mechanical Engineers; Women's Royal Army Corps; 17th Battalion, The Parachute Regiment (Durham Light Infantry); the Home Guard; 6th Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry; Horden, Hartlepool and Stockton Territorials; 'C' Company, 6th Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry; the Royal Auxiliary Air Force; 105 Corps Engineers' Regiment; Darlington Territorials; Newton Aycliffe Royal Army Service Corps; 8th Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry; a Territorial Army demonstration in Gateshead, 16 March 1958; Gateshead Royal Electrical and Mechanical Engineers; Darlington Territorials and Home Guard; 132 Corps Engineer Regiment; Gateshead Territorials and Home Guard; 336 Crane Operating Squadron Royal Engineers; 1232 Corps Engineer Regiment Royal Engineers; 50th (Northumbrian) Signal Regiment; 439 (Tyne) Light Anti-Aircraft Gunners; Felling Territorials; Birtley Territorials; 33 Field Squadron; 118 (Tees) Corps Engineer Regiment; 508th Field Squadron, 118 Corps Engineer Regiment; 336 Port Squadron Royal Engineers, n.d., [1950s]

Newspaper advertisements designed to recruit Territorial Army officers in Hartlepool, April - May 1950

Newspaper cuttings advertising the Territorial Army, from the Sunderland Echo, Northern Daily Mail, Shields Gazette, Northern Echo and Northern Despatch, March 1959 and January 1960

Newspaper advertisements for the Territorial Army from the Northern Echo and Northern Despatch, 14 January 1960

Newspaper advertisements for the Territorial Army, from northern newspapers, March - April 1961

Newspaper advertisements for the Territorial Army, from northern newspapers, September - November 1961

Newspapers and poster advertising the Stockton Territorials, October 1961

Newspaper advertisements for the Durham Territorials, from northern newspapers, November 1961

Newspaper advertisements, for the Territorial Army in northern newspapers, February - March 1962

Newspaper cuttings advertising the Territorial Army (the 'Ever-Readies') from the Evening Chronicle, Northern Despatch, Durham Chronicle, Durham County Advertiser, Consett Chronicle, Stanley News, Auckland Chronicle, Gateshead Post, Shields Gazette, Sunderland Echo and the Northern Daily Mail, March 1962

Newspaper advertisements for the Royal Army Medical Corps, from northern newspapers, July 1962

Newspaper cuttings, from the Evening Chronicle, concerning the 105 Corps Engineer Regiment (Territorial Army) on annual camp in Germany, October 1962

Newspaper cuttings concerning the 105 Corps Engineer Regiment (Territorial Army), on annual camp in Germany, October 1962

Newspapers containing advertisements for the Territorial Army, from northern newspapers, February, March and May 1963, March 1964, October 1966

Recruitment posters and handbills for the Territorial Army, and including the Light Infantry, the Fusiliers, Parachute Regiment, Signal Regiment, Durham Field Ambulance, c. 1964 - 1968

Advertisements for the Territorial Army, from northern newspapers, February - March 1965

Advertisements for the Territorial Army (Volunteers and Territorials), from northern newspapers, 1965 and March 1967

Advertisements for the Army Volunteer Reserve, soon to replace the Territorial Army, March 1966

Advertisements for the Territorial Army, including volunteers, from northern newspapers, February 1968

Advertisements for the Territorial and Army Volunteer Reserve, from northern newspapers, February - March 1969

Advertisements for the Army Volunteers, from northern newspapers, March 1970

Advertisements for the Territorial Army and Army Volunteer Reserve from the Shields Gazette, Northern Echo and Evening Chronicle, March 1971

Advertisements for the Army Volunteers from northern newspapers, November 1971

Advertisements for the Territorial and Army Volunteer Reserve from northern newspapers, March 1972

dvertisements for the Army Volunteers, from northern newspapers, October 1972

Advertisements for the Territorial Army from northern newspapers, February - March 1973

Advertisements for the Territorial Army, from northern newspapers, February - March 1974

Advertisements for the Territorial Army from northern newspapers, February - March 1975

Advertisements for the Territorial Army and Army Volunteer Reserves from northern newspapers, February - March 1976

Correspondence between the Territorial and Auxiliary Forces Association, 53 Old Elvet, Durham; 8th Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, T.A. Centre, Gilesgate, Durham; and 6th Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, T.A. Centre, Larchfield Street, Darlington; concerning recruitment photographs, 18 September 1959 - 18 September 1961

Recruitment photograph of [Private] P.H. Appleby, Headquarters 11 Company, 8th Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, n.d., [1959 - 1961] P.H. Appleby had four months' service, was a miner at Kibblesworth colliery and a resident of Birtley

Recruitment photograph of Private A. Beilby, 6th Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, n.d., [1959 - 1961]

Recruitment photograph of Private A. Beilby, 6th Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, n.d., [1959 - 1961]

Recruitment photograph of Private A. Beilby, 6th Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, n.d., [1959 - 1961]

Recruitment photograph of Private A. Beilby, 6th Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, n.d., [1959 - 1961]

Recruitment photograph of [Private] Norman Bennett, 6th Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, n.d., [1959 - 1961]

Recruitment photograph of Private Brian Birkett, 8th Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, n.d., [1959 - 1961] B. Birkett had one year's service; medium machine gunner; resident of 36 Lambton Street, Chester-le-Street

Recruitment photograph of [Private] Dennis Brown, 6th Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, n.d., [1959 - 1961]

Recruitment photograph of [Private] George Brown, 6th Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, n.d., [1959 - 1961]

Recruitment photograph of [Private] T.W. Burdess, 'A' Company, 8th Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, n.d., [1959 - 1961] T.W. Burdess had six months' service; miner, age 23 years; resident of South Market Street, Hetton-le-Hole

Recruitment photograph of Bugler Vernon Chapman, 6th Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, n.d., [1959 - 1961] V. Chapman joined 6th Battalion March 1956; employed Ferens' Flour Mill; resident at 7 Hardisty Crescent, Bishop Auckland

Recruitment photograph of Private James P. Clark, Headquarters 11 Company, 8th Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, n.d., [1959 - 1961] J.P. Clark had four months' service, aged 23 years; resident at 12 Ramsay Street, Chester-le-Street

Recruitment photograph of 23678162 Private A. Craggs, n.d., [1959 - 1961] A. Craggs was resident at 60 Southend Villas, Crook

Recruitment photograph of Private Frank Douthwaite, 'B' Company, 8th Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, n.d., [1959 - 1961] F. Douthwaite had five months' service, age 20 years; rifleman; resident at 25 Marley Crescent, Sunderland

Recruitment photograph of [Private] W. Duggan, 'B' Company, 8th Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, n.d., [1959 - 1961] W. Duggan had six months' service; was a potential cook; was resident at Cambridge Terrace, Sunderland

Recruitment photograph of [Private] R. Easton, 'D' Company, 8th Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, n.d., [1959 - 1961] R. Easton had seven months' service, was aged 25 years; was a miner at Herrington Colliery; was resident at 14 Chapel Row, Philadelphia

Recruitment photograph of Private Joseph Hair, n.d., [1959 - 1961]

Recruitment photograph of Lance-Corporal John Hopper, 8th Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, n.d., [1959 - 1961] J. Hopper had one year's service; was aged 25 years; was a signaller at Gilesgate; was a resident at 7 Denebank Road, Meadowfield

Recruitment photograph of 23777663 Private F. Longstaff, n.d., [1960] F. Longstaff enlisted, 28 March 1960; was a resident at 28A Tubwell Row, Darlington

Recruitment photograph of Lance-Corporal D. [Lowther], 'A' Company, 8th Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, n.d., [1959 - 1961] D. Lowther had one year eight months' service; was a miner at Waterhouses Colliery

Recruitment photograph of Private P. McCullagh, 6th Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, n.d., [1959 - 1961]

Recruitment photograph of Private P. McCullagh, 6th Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, n.d., [1959 - 1961]

Recruitment photograph of Private P. McCullagh, 6th Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, n.d., [1959 - 1961]

Recruitment photograph of Private P. McCullagh, 6th Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, n.d., [1959 - 1961]

Recruitment photograph of Private P. McCullagh, 6th Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, n.d., [1959 - 1961]

Recruitment photograph of Private P. McCullagh, 6th Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, n.d., [1959 - 1961]

Recruitment photograph of [Private] McKinn, 6th Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, n.d., [1959 - 1961]

Recruitment photograph of Bugler Jack Mavin, Bugle Section, Headquarters, 8th Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, n.d., [1959 - 1961] J. Mavin was aged 31 years; was a resident at 8 Hilda Avenue, Durham,

Recruitment photograph of Private Pears, 6th Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, n.d., [1959 - 1961]

Recruitment photograph of Private Peder Pedersen, n.d., [1959 - 1961]

Recruitment photograph of Lance-Corporal C. Pinkney, Headquarters Signals, 8th Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, n.d., [1959 - 1961] C. Pinkney had three years' service; was a miner and was resident at Esh Winning

Recruitment photograph of Private J. Robinson, 6th Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, n.d., [1959 - 1961]

Recruitment photograph of Private J. Robinson, 6th Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, n.d., [1959 - 1961]

Recruitment photograph of 23842545 Private J. Robinson, n.d., [1960] J. Robinson enlisted, 12 September 1960; was a resident at 5 Greenwell Street, Darlington

Recruitment photograph of [Private] Fred Sewell, 6th Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, n.d., [1959 - 1961]

Recruitment photograph of Private James Slassor, 'D' Company, 8th Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, n.d., [1959 - 1961] J. Slassor had two months' service, was aged 24 years; was an 2 inch mortarman; was resident at Bowlby Street, Houghton-le-Spring

Recruitment photograph of an unidentified soldier of the 6th Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, n.d., [1959 - 1961]

Recruitment photograph of an unidentified soldier of the 6th Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, n.d., [1959 - 1961]

Recruitment photograph of soldiers, possibly of The Durham Light Infantry, drawn up beside jeeps, n.d., [1959 - 1961]

Recruitment photograph of Private Graham, Royal Artillery (TA), n.d., [1959 - 1961]

Recruitment photograph of Private Hardman, Royal Army Medical Corps, n.d., [1959 - 1961]

Recruitment photograph of Private Haywood, Royal [possibly Signals], n.d., [1959 - 1961]

Recruitment photograph of Private Johnston, unidentified regiment, n.d., [1959 - 1961]

Recruitment photograph of Private Kinniburgh, unidentified regiment, n.d., [1959 - 1961]

Recruitment photograph of Private McCann, unidentified regiment, possibly Royal Engineers (TA), n.d., [1959 - 1961]

Recruitment photograph of Cfn Robert Robson, 923 Company, Royal Army Service Corps/Royal Electrical and Mechancial Engineers, n.d., R. Robson enlisted, 4 May 1961; was a vehicle mechanic; civil occupation was a draughtsman; was resident of Whickham, Newcastle upon Tyne

Recruitment photograph of Private William Sinton, 439 (Tyne) L.A.D., Royal Electrical and Mechanical Engineers, n.d. W. Sinton enlisted, 9 February 1960; was a control equipment technician; civilian occupation was an electrical fitter; was resident of Walkerville, Newcastle upon Tyne

Recruitment photograph of Private William Sullivan, 105 Corps Engineer Regiment, n.d., [1959 - 1961] W. Sullivan enlisted, 8 June 1960; was combat engineer; civilian trade was that of a baker; was a resident at Ayecliffe Avenue, Springwell, Gateshead

Recruitment photograph of Private Balbach, Royal Engineers, n.d., [1959 - 1961]

Recruitment photograph of Private Balbach, Royal Engineers, n.d., [1959 - 1961]

Recruitment photograph of Gunner Bryce, Royal Artillery (TA), n.d., [1959 - 1961]

Recruitment photograph of Gunner Callaghan, Royal Artillery (TA), n.d., [1959 - 1961]

Recruitment photograph of Gunner Dawson, Royal Artillery (TA), n.d., [1959 - 1961]

Recruitment photograph of Gunner Finn, Royal Artillery (TA), n.d., [1959 - 1961]

Recruitment photograph of Private Gray, unidentified regiment, n.d., [1959 - 1961]

Recruitment photograph of 23015957 Sergeant John Close Hull, Royal Electrical and Mechanical Engineers (TA), J.C. Hull enlisted, 14 October 1957; was an instrument mechanic; his civil occupation was that of machine mechanic at Jackson, the Tailors; was resident at 13 Lawton Street, Sunderland

Recruitment photograph of Trooper Ivison, unidentified regiment, (TA), n.d., [1959 - 1961]

Recruitment photograph of Gunner Lyons, Royal Artillery, (TA), n.d., [1959 - 1961]

Recruitment photograph of Sapper McConkey, Royal Engineers, (TA), n.d., [1959 - 1961]

Recruitment photograph of Private Moore, Women's Royal Army Corps (TA), n.d., [1959 - 1961]

Recruitment photograph of Lance-Corporal Murphy, unidentified regiment, (TA), n.d., [1959 - 1961]

Recruitment photograph of Sapper Ritson, Royal Engineers, n.d., [1959 - 1961]

Recruitment photograph of 23520195 Sergeant J. Smith, Royal Army Ordnance Corps (T.A.), 16 October 1961 J. Smith enlisted, 31 July 1957; was a storeman; his civilian occupation was that of bus driver, Northern General Transport Company Limited; was resident at 7½ Mary Street, Sunderland

Recruitment photograph of Sapper Storey, Royal Engineers, n.d., [1959 - 1961]

Recruitment photograph of Sapper Toulson, Royal Engineers, (TA), n.d., [1959 - 1961]

Recruitment photograph of Private Welford, Royal Engineers, n.d., [1959 - 1961]

Recruitment photograph of Private Welford, Royal Engineers, n.d., [1959 - 1961]

Recruitment photograph of Bombardier Kenneth Bell, Royal Artillery (TA), of Billingham, n.d., [1959 - 1961]

Recruitment photograph of Corporal Edward Cooper, Royal Electrical and Mechanical Engineers, n.d., [1959 - 1961] E. Cooper was an electrician with control equipment; was a resident of Billingham

Recruitment photograph of Private/Clerk Veronica Kennedy, Women's Royal Army Corps, n.d., [1959 - 1961] V. Kennedy was a resident of the Hardwick Estate, Stockton

Recruitment photograph of Lance-Corporal Keith Kerr, The Parachute Regiment, of Stockton, n.d., [1959 - 1961]

Recruitment photograph of Lance-Corporal/Driver Cyril Laverick, Royal Army Service Corps, of Billingham, n.d., [1959 - 1961]

Recruitment photograph of Gunner Allan Powells, driver and radio operator, of Norton-on-Tees, n.d., [1959 - 1961

Recruitment photograph of [Private] Allan Turner, craftsman/vehicle mechanic, Royal Electrical and Mechanical Engineers, of Willingham, n.d., [1959 - 1961]

Recruitment photograph of Lance-Corporal Robert Wesson, The Parachute Regiment, of Norton-on-Tees, n.d., [1959 - 1961]

Recruitment photograph of Lance-Corporal S. Brown, Royal Engineers, demonstrating the use of a mine detector, n.d., [1959 - 1961]

Recruitment photograph of Lance-Corporal Howie, Royal Signals, n.d., [1959 - 1961]

Recruitment photograph of Lance-Corporal D.A. Newton, Royal Signals, n.d., [1959 - 1961]

Recruitment photograph of Lance-Corporal Singer, Headquarters Company, 50 Division Royal Army Service Corps, n.d., [1959 - 1961]

Recruitment photograph of Private Wallace, PRO Company, Military Police, n.d., [1959 - 1961]

Recruitment photograph of an unidentified corporal, Royal Engineers, n.d., [1959 - 1961]

Recruitment photograph of Lance-Corporal Plant, 50 Signals Division, operating new radio relay equipment, n.d., [1959 - 1961]

Recruitment photograph of Lance-Corporal J.H.G. Jones, Royal Signals, and new radio relay equipment, n.d., [1959 - 1961]

Recruitment photograph of [Private] J. Cunningham, Royal Artillery, n.d., [1959 - 1961]

Recruitment photograph of Lance-Corporal Garnham, Royal [ ], n.d., [1959 - 1961]

Recruitment photograph of an unidentified bandsman, n.d., [1959 - 1961]

Recruitment photograph of five soldiers working with ropes near an army lorry beside a river, n.d., [1959 - 1961]

Card containing photographs of 17 Para [17th Battalion, The Parachute Regiment] annual camp at Stamfordham, Norfolk, including helicopter manoeuvres, 19 June 1961:

Photograph of a soldier of 17 Para [17th Battalion, The Parachute Regiment] at annual camp at Stamfordham, Norfolk, 19 June 1961

Photograph of 17 Para [17th Battalion, The Parachute Regiment] annual camp at Stamfordham, Norfolk, during helicopter manoeuvres, 19 June 1961

Photograph of 17 Para [17th Battalion, The Parachute Regiment] annual camp at Stamfordham, Norfolk, during helicopter manoeuvres, 19 June 1961

Photograph of members of 598 Company, Royal Army Service Corps (Hy G T) TA, paying a visit to H.M.S. Victory in Portsmouth Dockyard as guests of the Royal Navy whilst at Brandown Camp for the annual camp, June 1959 Left to right: P/460994 Lieutenant A.C. Smith; P/425573 Captain M. Robinson; 22543156 Corporal R. Corner; 22555649 Sergeant A. Hayman; 23521041 Driver T.E. Robinson; 22041472 Corporal T.J. Adams; 21183222 Sergeant A.B. Cook, and 23539758 Driver M. Twissell

Photograph of Auxiliary Territorial Service girls clearing snow in front of New College, Durham, 1941

Photograph of Princess Mary, the Princess Royal, reviewing the Auxiliary Territorial Service at New College, Durham, 1941

Photograph of Princess Mary, the Princess Royal, reviewing the Auxiliary Territorial Service at New College, Durham, 1941

Photograph of Princess Mary, the Princess Royal, reviewing the Auxiliary Territorial Service at New College, Durham, 1941

Photograph of Durham Auxiliary Territorial Service at the Battle of Britain Parade, London, n.d., [1941] (1 photograph, 21cm. x 15cm., black and white) RECORDS OF COLONEL W.I. WATSON Colonel William Innes Watson was vice chairman of the TAVR Association, May 1970 - March 1971

Copy minutes and reports of the meetings of the Durham County Committee of the North of England Territorial, Auxiliary and Volunteer Reserve Association, 6 October 1970 - 23 March 1971

Copy minutes, reports and agenda of meetings of the Organisation and Recruiting Committee of the North of England Territorial, Auxiliary and Volunteer Reserve Association, 30 October - 17 November 1970; 20 April 1971

Correspondence, copy minutes and reports of Colonel W.I. Watson as vice-chairman of the Territorial, Auxiliary and Volunteer Reserve Association for the North of England; including correspondence concerning the presentation to the DLI Museum and the Bowes Museum of uniforms and equipment belonging to the former Durham Territorial Association, 20 May 1970 - 29 November 1971

Correspondence of Colonel W.I. Watson, and copy circulars, concerning the 1971 expansion of the Territorial, Auxiliary and Volunteer Reserve, 16 July 1970 - 8 January 1971

Table of the comparative strength of the Territorial Auxiliary and Volunteer Reserve in the North of England T.A.V.R. Association at 30 April 1971, 20 - 21 May 1971

Army Cadet Force Review Committee Report, January 1971

'Report of the Proceedings of the Northern Command Territorial Army Conference' held at Harrogate, Yorkshire, 18 - 20 November 1938

Notes, copy diary extracts and suggested amendments for a history of the 50th (Northumbrian) Division of the Territorial Force during the Second World War, including a sketch plan of 'The Island', Arnhem, Belgium, n.d., [ c. 1945 - 1950]

Notes concerning a Territorial Force training exercise based at Scarborough, Yorkshire, and York, involving the 6th, 7th, 8th and 9th Battalions, The Durham Light Infantry, as part of the 1st Infantry Brigade, 6 - 7 August, n.y., [1940s]

Yorkshire Evening Press newspaper, including stop press news of the Army's recruiting plans announced by the Under Secretary for War, 11 September 1946

Yorkshire Evening Press newspaper, including a report on the development of Catterick Camp, Yorkshire, 10 October 1946

Programme for the Territorial Army Golden Jubilee Review by Queen Elizabeth II at Hyde Park, London, 22 June 1958

List of new titles for Reserve Army Units, published by The Territorial Magazine, April 1967

Summary of the military career of Colonel W.I. Watson, T.D., D.L., 1926 - 1971 (1 paper) RECORDS OF SERVICEMEN OF THE TERRITORIAL ARMY RESERVE Major Randolph Butterworth Durham County Army Cadet Force Served in The Royal Engineers, The East Yorkshire Regiment, Royal Engineers, The Royal Monmouthshire Royal Engineers (No: 230955), 22 January 1917 - 15 November 1919 Durham County Army Cadet Force (No: 310368 ), 2 February 1943 - 7 January 1948

Note from the Officer Commanding No. 1 Siege Company, the Royal Monmouthshire Royal Engineers, Marchiennes, France, concerning the recapture of two escaped German prisoners by Corporal R. Butterworth, 16 April 1919

Letter from Lieutenant B. Rogers, No. 1 Siege Company, the Royal Monmouthshire Royal Engineers, concerning the recapture of two escaped German prisoners by Lance-Corporal R. Butterworth, 16 April 1919

Note from Major [C.] Thompson, D.A.A.G. Douai Cadres, to the Headquarters, VIII Corps Heavy Artillery, requesting that Lance-Corporal R. Butterworth be congratulated for recapturing two German prisoners, 25 April 1919

Certificate of Transfer to Reserve on Demobilization of [Second] Corporal R. Butterworth, 15 November 1919

Letter from the French Ambassador, Albert Gate House, [London], to R. Butterworth, Baconnor Estates, Lostwithiel, Cornwall, stating that the French Government has decided to close the list of all decorations referring to the war, 29 September 1931

Cutting from the supplement to the London Gazette, featuring the notification that R. Butterworth has been commissioned as a Second-Lieutenant in the Durham County Army Cadet Force, 10 March 1944

Note from the Honorary Secretary, Durham County Cadet Committee, 53 Old Elvet, Durham, to the effect that R. Butterworth is to be acting Captain, 27 September 1944

Note from Chester-le-Street Urban District Council, Council Chambers, Chester le Street, to Mr. R. Butterworth, informing him that his claim for the Defence Medal has been approved, n.d., [1946]

Note from the Home Secretary enclosing the Defence Medal, n.d., [1946]

Note from Captain Perkins to Major Butterworth concerning Major Butterworth's interest in the local Home Guard Battalion, 29 April 1952

Certificate that Captain R. Butterworth served from 2 February 1943 to 7 January 1948 in the Durham County Army Cadet Force, 3 March 1964