Members of The National Fire Service, building their own fire station

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Members of The National Fire Service, building their own fire station

Members of The National Fire Service, building their own fire station.
It is possible these men are from 34 Fire Force and that the station is possibly at Bushy, Hertfordshire.
Picture taken 1st October 1942

Staff
Daily Mirror
Mirrorpix
Bushy
Hertfordshire
England

Media ID 21892396

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