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A Depot Superintendent of the Rescue Service. Note his beret and anklets
A Depot Superintendent of the Rescue Service. Note his beret and anklets, which had recently been authorised.
Circa 10th September 1941
Official
Reach plc
Mirrorpix
United Kingdom
Media ID 21894474
© Mirrorpix
1941
Uniform
MADE IN THE UK
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