#26 The Women’s Reserve of the British Army National Motor Volunteers being addressed by an officer, 1916.

The Women’s Reserve of the British Army National Motor Volunteers being addressed by an officer, 1916.

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#26 The Women’s Reserve of the British Army National Motor Volunteers being addressed by an officer, 1916.

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