Vintage Photographs - Commanders
This section of the website contains archive photographs taken during, before and after the war. Specifically this sub-section contains photography of armed services' commanders.
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 General
Swinton at the Holt offices, Stockton
(TR) |
 Ferdinand
Foch and John J. Pershing
(TR) |
 John
J. Pershing, U.S. Commander-in-Chief
(TR) |
 John
J. Pershing and Joseph Joffre
(TR) |
 John
J. Pershing and his staff upon arrival in England
(TR) |
 Tasker
H. Bliss
(TR) |
 Peyton
C. March
(TR) |
 U.S.
War Council led by Newton D. Baker
(TR) |
 Admiral
Sims
(WW) |
 Admiral
W. S. Benson
(WW) |
 Imperial
Guard reviewed by Wilhelm II and, extreme right, von Bulow
(NW) |
 General
Sir Horace Lockwood Smith-Dorrien
(NW) |
 General
Pau
(NW) |
 King
George V and Sir Douglas Haig
(NW) |
 General
von Bulow
(NW) |
 Joseph
Joffre
(NW) |
 Wilhelm
II, Alfred von Tirpitz and Henning von Holtzendorff
(NW) |
 Sir
David Beatty
(NW) |
 Alexei
Brusilov
(NW) |
 General
Sarrail
(NW) |
 Joseph
Joffre
(NW) |
 Ferdinand
Foch
(NW) |
 Sir
John French at an army review
(NW) |
 Prince
Rupprecht of Bavaria
(HW) |
 General
von Bissing, military commander of Belgium
(HW) |
 Ferdinand
Foch
(HW) |
 Sir
John French
(HW) |
 Erich
Ludendorff
(HW) |
 Helmuth
von Moltke
(HW) |
 Paul
von Hindenburg
(HW) |
 August
von Mackensen
(HW) |
 Admiral
von Tirpitz
(HW) |
 The
German General Staff, led by Kaiser Wilhelm II
(HW) |
 Sir
Herbert Plumer
(HW) |
 Sir
Henry Rawlinson
(HW) |
 Sir
Horace Smith-Dorrien
(HW) |
 Sir
Julian Byng
(HW) |
 Sir
William Birdwood
(HW) |
 Charles
Mangin
(HW) |
 Sir
Arthur Currie
(HW) |
 General
Gouraud
(HW) |
 Henri-Philippe
Petain
(HW) |
 General
Humbert
(HW) |
 General
Gallieni
(HW) |
 Admiral
William S. Sims
(HW) |
 Sir
David Beatty
(HW) |
 General
Peyton C. March
(HW) |
 General
William M. Wright
(HW) |
 General
George W. Read
(HW) |
 General
John J. Pershing
(HW) |
 General
Hunter Liggett
(HW) |
 General
Robert L. Bullard
(HW) |
 General
Pau
(GW) |
 Sir
John French
(GW) |
 Joseph
Joffre
(GW) |
 Admirals
Beatty and Rodman, King George V and the Prince of Wales
(HW) |
 General
von Kluck
(GW) |
 Sir
David Henderson
(GW) |
 Louis
Botha
(GW) |
 Sir
David Beatty
(GW) |
 Sir
John Jellicoe
(GW) |
 Duke
Albrecht of Wuertemberg
(GW) |
 Lieutenant-Commander
Max K. Horton, of submarine E.9
(GW) |
 Captain
Karl von Mueller of the German cruiser 'Emden'
(GW) |
 Major-General
E. A. H. Alderson
(GW) |
 Baron
von der Goltz
(GW) |
 Sir
Edmund Allenby
(GW) |
 Sir
Douglas Haig
(GW) |
 Helmuth
von Moltke
(GW) |
 The
Duke of Connaught, Governor-General of Canada
(GW) |
 Prince
Franz Joseph of Hohenzollern of the 'Emden'
(GW) |
 Sir
Arthur K. Wilson
(GW) |
 Admiral
of the Fleet Lord Fisher
(GW) |
 Captain
F. C. Bryant, R.A.
(GW) |
 Captain
John C. T. Glossop of the 'Sydney'
(GW) |
 General
De La Rey, shot dead in Johannesburg, 15 Sep 1914
(GW) |
 General
Christian de Wet
(GW) |
 Liman
von Sanders
(GW) |
 Lieutenant-Colonel
Maritz, who later fled to German South-West Africa
(GW) |
 Rear-Admiral
Limpus
(GW) |
 Admiral
von Essen
(GW) |
 Sir
Christopher Cradock
(GW) |
 Admiral
von Spee
(GW) |
 Rear-Admiral
Hood
(GW) |
 Captain
Cecil H. Fox of the 'Undaunted'
(GW) |
 General
Smuts
(GW) |
 General
Christian Beyers
(GW) |
 Sir
Francis Wingate
(GW) |
 Sir
Henry Rawlinson
(GW) |
 Brigadier-General
C. FitzClarence, V.C.
(GW) |
 Earl
of Cavan
(GW) |
 General
William Pulteney
(GW) |
 Ferdinand
Foch
(GW) |
 General
Rennenkampf
(GW) |
 Grand
Duke Nicholas
(GW) |
 Erich
von Falkenhayn
(GW) |
 Admiral
von Schroeder, German Governor of Antwerp
(GW) |
 Lord
Roberts on his 82nd birthday
(GW) |
 Mitar
Martinovitch, head of Montenegro's army
(GW) |
 Lieutenant
Norman D. Holbrook, V.C.
(GW) |
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