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Soldiers of the Machine Gun Corps in France, c. 1917, the winners of a cup which stands on a plinth in front of them. Presumably Private John ("Jack") Sharp is among them. He had been brought up in Bath Road Taplow, and had attended the County Boys' School in Maidenhead. Later in the war, he was wounded, but he recovered and went on to become an engineer, working for a time at Pressed Steel in Theale. 1910-1919

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