The photograph shows men from the regiment leaving the airport before the journey by road to their camp at Nakuru.

The photograph shows Private D. W. Westwood of Wolverhampton polishing his boots, prior to the regiment leaving for Kenya.

The photograph shows Private J. Chatham from Wolverhampton reading a book about East Africa before the battalion left for Kenya.

The photograph shows men charging through the mist as part of a training drill.

Men from the new regiment were returning home to Lichfield after an amalgamation ceremony of the North and South Staffordshire Regiments.

The 500-year-old public house had a tree trunk in the centre which dated from the Wars of the Roses. The Manor of Stow Heath is mentioned.

The photograph shows Lieutenant-Colonel F. W. James inspecting the passing out parade.

The photograph shows Sergeant Smith (left) and R.Q.M.S. Wilkinson in World War Two uniforms posing as models for regimental statuettes.

Due to heavy rain, soldiers wearing replica uniforms from 1705 as part of their anniversary celebrations had to be covered with groundsheet capes.

Soldiers wearing replica 1705 uniforms as part of their 250th anniversary celebrations were forced to put up with heavy rain.