12th (Service) Battallion of the York and Lancaster Regiment (Sheffield City Battalion) in training at Redmires. Men of Lieutenant Storey's No. 1 platoon, A. company.

Nurse Florence Clifton of Pitsmoor, Sheffield who did heroic work in Antwerp during the bombardment. She is now stationed at the Anglo-French hospital, Tourlaville, Cherbourg, and about to leave to take up new duties in Serbia.

Second-Lieutenant M. Sheppard of the Queen's Own Yorkshire Dragoons

12th (Service) Battalion of the York and Lancaster Regiment (Sheffield City Battalion) at Redmires. Lieutenant Earle's (No. 2) Platoon, A. Company

Since the beginning of the war hundreds of soldiers have been treated for 'after stiffness' at the Edgar Allen Institute, Sheffield.

Men of 12th (Service) Battalion of the York and Lancaster Regiment (Sheffield City Battalion) at Redmires. Lieutenant Elam's No. 6 Platoon, B. Company

12th (Service) Battalion of the York and Lancaster Regiment (Sheffield City Battalion) at Redmires. Lieutenant Berry's 13th Platoon, D. Company

Group of men from 12th (Service) Battalion of the York and Lancaster Regiment (Sheffield City Battalion) at Redmires. Lieutenant Middleton's 14th Platoon

Sheffield Volunteer Defence Corps at their combined field-day. Mr A. U. Cole, in command of the attacking force, directing operations from an observation tower

Sheffield Volunteer Defence Corps at their combined field-day. The assembly at Dore Railway Station before the march off