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              7 Archival description results for United Kingdom

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              Admiral's barge
              MT NAM MEM-0015AW-02-036 · Item · n/a
              Part of Memorja

              Two male naval officers, a lady and another man on the admiral's barge at Plymouth.

              Arthur during training
              MT NAM MEM-0015AW-02-014 · Item · n/a
              Part of Memorja

              Arthur Wait by some bunk beds; Arthur on board a ship; a group photograph of Arthur with fellow seamen-in-training. The photos were taken during Royal Naval training.

              Arthur Wait and recruits
              MT NAM MEM-0015AW-02-034 · Item · 1958
              Part of Memorja

              Arthur Wait (front row, bottom right) and his class/fellow recruits at HMS Raleigh. The photo was taken during Royal Navy training.

              Arthur Wait and recruits
              MT NAM MEM-0015AW-02-030 · Item · 28/01/1958
              Part of Memorja

              Arthur Wait (seated, bottom right hand side), his twelve fellow recruits and their commanding officer at HMS Raleigh during Arthur's Royal Navy training. HMS Raleigh is the basic training facility of the Royal Navy at Torpoint, Cornwall, United Kingdom.

              Cooks and stewards
              MT NAM MEM-0015AW-02-033 · Item · 1958
              Part of Memorja

              Arthur Wait (second from right) with Maltese cooks and stewards at the NAAFI club, Plymouth.

              Skylarking at HMS Raleigh
              MT NAM MEM-0015AW-02-066 · Item · c. 1958
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              Arthur Wait (lying on grass) play-fights with four of his fellow naval recruits at HMS Raleigh. The photo was taken during Arthur Wait's naval training.