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Discuss WW1 Unknown sailors in History on Navy Net; Hi,
This is my first post, I need help to find what uniform these men are wearing. It is very rare because i have never seen one like this before, any information would be grateful!
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- 22-06-12, 14:02 #1Junior Member
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WW1 Unknown sailors
Hi,
This is my first post, I need help to find what uniform these men are wearing. It is very rare because i have never seen one like this before, any information would be grateful!
22-06-12, 14:24 #2Looks German to me ... similar to pictures on Google images
Smother me in chocolate and throw me to the lesbians!
22-06-12, 17:19 #3Could also be Austro-Hungarian, uniforms were very similar.
Sh1t shot, pumping slop.
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The servicemen are British so the uniforms must be, any thoughs?
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The man on the far right is my Great Grandfather Edward Willis born in Woodstock, Oxfordshire (England). He was in France in 1915 but this is all the information I have
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22-06-12, 19:20 #9Having had a quick trawl around the nearest I could find were Victorian era USN uniforms, although the Victorian RMLI amd RMA wore similar flat caps but not double breasted jackets. If they're yanks it would explain the tache's.
Are you sure they're all RN? The officer sat on the left could be RN posing with a bunch of yanks.Sh1t shot, pumping slop.
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I am not sure if they are RN because of the unknown cap badges and that I know of he only fought in the First World War.
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