(H 6350) Some of the troops using a portable wireless telephony set. IWM. (H 6351) Men of a 3′ trench mortar section unpacking the bombs from their containers. IWM. (H 6352) One of the 3′ trench mortar sections ready to fire. IWM. (H 6353) Brigadier Portman, Officer Commanding 168th London Infantry Brigade, pointing out a location to two London Irish Officers. IWM. (H 6354) Major General C.F. Liardet, CB.,DSO., (left) with Major General H.C. Loyd, DSO., MC., (Inspector of Infantry). IWM. THE BRITISH ARMY IN THE UNITED KINGDOM 1939-45 (H 6357) The Pipe Band of the London Irish Rifles on parade with their Irish Wolfhound mascot, near Tunbridge Wells, Kent, 31 December 1940. IWM. (H 6358) The Pipe Band of the London Irish Rifles, at present near Tunbridge Wells in the Eastern Command, are seen on parade. With them is their mascot, an Irish wolf hound. IWM. (H 6359) IWM. (H 6360) IWM.
