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78 Coy, RGA, Runners-up in SFA Cup, Singapore,1909 or 1910. Bombardier John Kennelly is the player standing in second row, second from left

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Corporal John Kennelly, standing, second row, second from left. Christmas 1913.

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Part of 293 Siege Battery taken at Ewshot, England, 9 January 1917. Sergeant John Kennelly is sitting in front row immediately to the right of Major Snowden.

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Full complement of 293 Siege Battery taken at Ewshot, early 1917. Sergeant John Kennelly is sitting in front row immediately to the right of the group of 5 officers.

BSM John Kennelly. standing on right, with 3 other NCOs. France 1917. Probably 293 Siege Battery, but maybe 194 SB.

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194 SB, full complement, Belgium, January 1919. BSM John Kennelly seated, front row, second from left. The guns are 6 inch howitzers which fire a 100lb shell over 5 miles. They are still in their camouflage paint.

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BSM John Kennelly, centre, holding a captured Mauser Tankgewehr M1918 13.2mm anti-tank rifle. Photo taken after the Armistice, probably in Belgium. The same NCOs are in the above picture.

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After the Armistice. Group photograph. Company, whereabouts, and date unknown, but presumably 1919 in UK as most are wearing their medal ribbons. BSM John Kennelly seated front row third from right. Any further information appreciated.

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After the Armistice. Group photograph. Company, whereabouts, and date unknown, but presumably 1919 in UK as most are wearing their medal ribbons. BSM John Kennelly seated front row third from left. Any further information appreciated.

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John Kennelly, Seated, centre, in suit, after retirement from RGA. Others present unknown, as is whereabouts, but may be Leith Fort. Probably late 1922 or early 1923. Any further information appreciated.

BSM John Kennelly’s medal group, obverse. From left to right: Distinguished Conduct Medal, 1914-18 War Medal, 1914-1918 Victory Medal with Mentioned in Dispatches Oak Leaf emblem on the ribbon, Long Service & Good Conduct Medal, and Meritorious Service Medal. The inscriptions on the rims can be seen HERE.

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