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This was a disappointing Army Day for Geoffrey Aylen age 18 months who was born
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This was a disappointing Army Day for Geoffrey Aylen age 18 months who was born
This was a disappointing Army Day for Geoffrey Aylen age 18 months who was born and lives in the married quarters at Wellington Barracks, London, where the marching columns leave for the parade and display to-day. His father Guardsman RQMS Fred Aylen should have been in the march but was called to Malaya. This picture shows (left) Cp. C. Bathgate of Dunfermlin, Scotland and Cp. C. Conlon of Glasgow (Second from right) of the Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders trying to comfort Geoffrey who thought as his father would not be in parade they would let him take part himself with his toy. May 1949
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