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HOME Museum Sales Donations Contact Us REGIMENTAL HISTORY 17th Century 18th Century 19th Century 20th Century First World War Second World War Actions & Movements Battle Honours FAMILY HISTORY Resources Further Reading Links PHOTO GALLERY ENQUIRIES FURTHER READING LINKS		PHOTO GALLERY First World War 2nd Battalion, King's Own in France and Flanders 1915 Captain T B Forwood, wearing a goat or sheepskin jacket. He was killed in action at Frezenberg on 8th May 1915. Accession Number KO0860/24 Negative Number 152 Officers' Mess Kitchen at Ouderdom near Ypres, February 1915. Second from the right is Sergeant Brockman; the soldier on the left wears a goatskin jacket. The Battalion's wooden huts can be seen in the background. Accession Number KO0860/26 Negative Number 150 Hutted accommodation, at Ouderdom near Ypres, February 1915. Major Dobson, Captain Forwood, Lieutenants Peake, Jebb, Rawlinson and Captain Bois. Accession Number KO0860/29 Negative Number 149 B Company in Billets near Dranoutre in March 1915. Accession Number KO0860/36 Negative Number 146 Non-commissioned officers near Dranoutre in March 1915. Including Corporal Tasker and Sergeants Teal, Purdie and Moores. Accession Number KO0860/37 Negative Number 147 B Company on parade outside billets at Dranoutre, in March 1915. Accession Number KO0860/39 Negative Number 144 Group of B Company, including Sergeant Clarkson, in the trenches near Zonnebeke, April 1915. Accession Number KO0860/44 Negative Number 155 Trench shelter, near Zonnebeke, April 1915. Accession Number KO0860/45 Negative Number 154 ©Images are copyright, Trustees of the King's Own Royal Regiment Museum. You must seek permission prior to publication to any of our images.