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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 Italian
Generals Di Mayo and Besozzi inspecting an aviation camp
(GW) |
 Lord
Kitchener talking to Subadar Mir Dast, V.C.
(GW) |
 Sir
Henry Rawlinson
(GW) |
 Grandsons
of Garibaldi at war in 1915
(GW) |
 General
Conrad von Hoetzendorf
(GW) |
 Kaiser
Wilhelm and Paul von Hindenburg photographed by the Kaiserin
(GWS) |
 Portrait
of Sir Ian Hamilton
(GWS) |
 Joseph
Joffre addressing troops in Alsace
(GWS) |
 General
Pau
(GWS) |
 General
Maud'huy, July 1915, in Alsace
(GWS) |
 Joseph
Joffre surveying captured trenches in Alsace, July 1915
(GWS) |
 Joseph
Joffre visiting Alsace in July 1915
(GWS) |
 Joseph
Joffre reviewing troops in Alsace in July 1915
(GWS) |
 Joseph
Joffre addressing mayors of Alsation townships
(GWS) |
 General
Botha being welcomed back to Cape Town, 22 July 1915
(GWS) |
 General
Botha acknowledging salute of the Naval Guard in Cape Town
(GWS) |
 General
Sir Bruce Hamilton
(GWS) |
 General
Fayolle and officers of his staff
(GWS) |
 Generals
Joffre and de Maud'huy surverying region of Alsace
(GWS) |
 Joseph
Joffre with the Mayor of an Alsatian town
(GWS) |
 General
Joffre, General D'Urbal and General Foch
(GWS) |
 General
Joffre decorating soldiers of the French Moroccan Division
(GWS) |
 Lieutenant-Colonel
Lord Derby
(GWS) |
 An
Alsatian town welcoming Generals Joffre and de Maud'huy
(GWS) |
 General
Barbot and staff at Carency
(GWS) |
 Lord
Kitchener visiting the French battlefront, August 1915
(GWS) |
 General
Dubail on a visit to French headquarters in Alsace
(GWS) |
 Lord
Montgomery, of the headquarters staff, in Gallipoli
(GWS) |
 Lord
Kitchener in conference with Joseph Joffre, August 1915
(GWS) |
 Rear-Admiral
Stuart Nicholson in the trenches near Cape Helles
(GWS) |
 Kitchener,
Millerand and Joffre in north-eastern France
(GWS) |
 Sir
Sam Hughes
(GWS) |
 Lord
Kitchener and Joseph Joffre meet General Baratier
(GWS) |
 Lord
Kitchener calling for more British recruits, London, 9 July 1915
(GWS) |
 General
Alexei Polivanov, Russian Minister of War
(GWS) |
 Lord
Kitchener, Joffre and Millerand in an advanced French trench
(GWS) |
 Lord
Kitchener watching the effect of French shellfire on German lines
(GWS) |
 General
von Scheffer Boyadel
(GWS) |
 Austrian
General von Puhallo
(GWS) |
 General
von Beseler
(GWS) |
 Lieutenant-General
Paul Kneussi
(GWS) |
 Admiral
Gregorovich, Russian Minister of Marine
(GWS) |
 Lance-Corporal
Albert Jacka
(GWS) |
 Sir
John French on a hospital train
(GWS) |
 Sir
John French on a hospital train
(GWS) |
 Lord
Kitchener at an artillery review at Aldershot
(GWS) |
 Brigadier-General
R. E. W. Turner, V.C., C.B., D.S.O.
(GWS) |
 Rear-Admiral
Charles Lionel Vaughan-Lee, Director of Air Services
(GWS) |
 Sir
Herbert Plumer
(GWS) |
 King
Albert visiting French forces, accompanied by General Joffre
(GWS) |
 Sir
Ian Hamilton and General Gouraud
(GWS) |
 General
Ivanov
(GWS) |
 General
Petrov
(GWS) |
 Major-General
W. P. Braithwaite
(GWS) |
 General
Sir William Birdwood taking a dip in Gallipoli
(GWS) |
 General
Braithwaite and Sir Ian Hamilton being rowed ashore
(GWS) |
 Lord
Granard in the trenches at Gallipoli
(GWS) |
 The
Marquis of Tullibardine in the trenches at Gallipoli
(GWS) |
 Sir
William Birdwood
(GWS) |
 General
Sarrail
(GWS) |
 Lieutenant
Holbrook, V.C., on board H.M.S. Adamant
(GWS) |
 Lieutenant-Colonel
A. S. Koe
(GWS) |
 Major-General
Sir A. J. Godley
(GWS) |
 Sir
John Jellicoe
(GWS) |
 Lord
Kitchener
(GWS) |
 Lord
Kitchener
(GWS) |
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