Berkshire and The War: the "Reading Standard" pictorial record. Volume 1. pg92
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2nd Batt. Royal Berkshire Regiment.
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| Title | Berkshire and The War: the "Reading Standard" pictorial record. Volume 1. pg92 |
|---|---|
| Date | 1916 |
| Page number | Unknown |
| Publisher | Reading Standard |
| Description | 224 pages bound volume |
| Horizon Number: | 1246254 |
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2 nd BATT. ROYAL BERKSHIRE REGIMENT.
Pte. J. SUMNERS,
Belleview, Ontario,
Canada ( l a t e of Reading ) . W o u n d e d .
Pte. W .H. OAKLEY , Woodley. Invalided
from the front unfit for
f u r t h e r service.
T h e l a t e Pte. E. THURMER , Maiden's Green , Winkfield . Killed in a ct io n.
Pte. W. J. ENGLEFIELD,
8, St. George's Road,
Reading. W ound ed
and frostbitten.
Sergt. E. BETTERIDGE , 94, Weldale
Street, Reading. Frostbitten.
Pte. F. HEWETT , Newney Green,
Mapledurham . Wounded.
Pte . W . E. OAKLEY , Woodley. Inv a l id e d f r o m
the fro n t with rheumatic
fever.
The stamina of our soldiers has been aided by manly sport. Here is a running team of the 2nd Berkshires, some of whom, alas! have been killed.