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This section includes contributions related to all Allied, Axis, and Neutral countries, with a focus on their respective histories. It serves as the central hub for "The People's War History Project" submissions concerning the Army.

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Bate, Edward, United Kingdom, Scotland, Army, Parachute Regiment

Edward Bate (Left), of Wishaw, Lanarkshire, Scotland, preparing for a large Airborne exercise on the 22nd April 1944 just a few weeks before D-Day. He is seen helping his friend “Heinrich”, an Austrian from Vienna to adjust his parachute prior to take-off. Photo taken by Sgt. Mapam 22-4-44 IWM H.37730

Edward Bate (Left), of Wishaw, Lanarkshire, Scotland, preparing for a large Airborne exercise on the 22nd April 1944 IWM

McVay, Scotland, Army, Black Watch, 51st Highland Division, Sergeant

Sergeant McVay of the Black Watch, 51st Highland Division (second from the left) sharing a joke with soldiers of the 1st Polish Armoured Division before setting off for the attack on the Caen hinge at the beginning of the Operation 'Totalise', 8 August 1944. Sergeant McVay was a resident of Whitby, North Yorkshire. IWM (B 8829)

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