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The Waterguard Staff on Camera - Aberdeen Groups |
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This is a gateway to photographs of Waterguard staff in groups, and is based on the post Second World War structure of the service. The Waterguard Divisions listed below have their own sub-pages to facilitate faster browsing and for ease of maintenance and can be viewed by selecting the appropriate 'button.' |
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The images presented here are in 'port' order: |
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Alex Hayworth - 1965 Being presentated at Regents Quay with a picture, by Jim Cowie PO, on his promotion to PO and transfer to LAP. |
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Waterguard Re-union - 4 November 1988 At the closure of the old Custom House, 35 Regents Quay, Aberdeen |
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Shock landing for skymen - February 1972 More than 100 American paratroopers had a surprise landing when they arrived in Scotland for a mock war! They were "captured" without even firing a shot by George Valance APO and asked if they "Had you anything to declare?"
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Frankie Nicolson, Drewie Leask (CPM) & Angus Cameron (PO) - c1960 Off to inspect Russian trawlers at Breiwick. The boat is the Bressay launch Brenda.
© Shetland Museum and Archives |
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Waterguard Staff - Winter 1944
Charles McIntyre Douglas is said to be back row, 3rd from left. |
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Waterguard Staff (at Lyness?) 1939/1945
Include - Ernest Elliott |
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Staff - 1939/1945
Include - Ernest Elliott |
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Officers in a Customs launch - c1923 At least one Preventive officer and one Preventive Man/Assistant Preventive officer.
© Shetland Museum and Archives |
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Jim Archer, Reg Turner POs & George Pearson CPO - 1969 On the way to board a Cruise Ship calling at Stornaway, the Western Isles, Scotland. |
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