Art Resource - AR9409569

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British Home Guard exercise, World War II, c1940-c1944. Soldiers advancing up a 'French Street'. The Home Guard was a volunteer force made up of men who were ineligible for service in the regular army. Originally organised in 1940 as the Local Defence Volunteers (LDV), its purpose was to assist in the defence of Britain in the event of a German invasion. The Home Guard was stood down in December 1944 and formally disbanded a year later.

Unique Identifier AR9409569

Type Image

Purpose Public

Size 3708px × 2958px

Photo Credit HIP / Art Resource, NY

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Keystone Archives

SECOND WORLD WAR