Men from Cannock and Stafford carried out a trianing exercise. The photograph shows Lieutenant D. G. Robinson and Sergeant J. A. Langford checking a hose during the installation of a water supply point.

Part-time soldiers cleared a thicket in the area to create a landing pad for helicopters, to assist in the training of R.A.F. helicopter pilots for work in jungle conditions.

The photograph shows standard bearers with the old colours of the Staffordshire, Shropshire and Warwickshire sections of the Yeomanry (from left): Sergeant Ken Everton from Shifnal, Warrant Officer “Wacky” Jones from Wombourne and Warrant Officer George M

A team from the base were competing in the Charles Forte cooking championships in Andover, including an “Apollo 11” cake, after their catering officer, Richard Parkinson, won the gold medal the previous year. The photograph shows Charles H. Clarks talking

Special bell-chiming equipment had been fitted to allow all five bells to be operated by one person, at a fraction of the cost of rehanging the bells, after they had been silent for 30 years for fear they would fall down. The Bradley Barbeque Committee is

Alongside studying for her A-Levels at Aelfgar Comprehensive School, Denise was training to be a referee, following in the footsteps of her father, Gerald, who managed Etching Hill Athletic team and was chairman of the Rugeley Referees’ Association. The p

The players reported back for training. The photograph shows them with manager Bill Moore (centre), alongside director W. L. Aston and chairman Ernie Thomas (left) and trainer Vic Potts (right)

The photograph shows players in training for the cup game, including John Sharples, Albert McPherson, Harry Haddington, Colin Taylor, Peter Billingham and John Christie.

Zbigniew Scholtz speaking at the annual memorial service to the victims of the Katyn massacre. The Polish Government in Exile, John Mellor (Wolverhampton British Legion), Czeslaw Maryszczak, Mieczylaw Kudla, the Polish Catholic Centre, the Wolverhampton b

Baron Hans von Stein from the German Embassy laying a wreath at the tomb of the Unknown Soldier in the Hall of Memory during a Remembrance Day service. His Excellency Rudiger von Wechmar, The Prince and Princess of Wales, Oberst Eggert and Pastor Wilfied