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Football dribbled by the East Surreys to German trench, WW1

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Football dribbled by the East Surreys to German trench, WW1

The actual football dribbled by Captain Neville (who was killed in action) towards the German trenches during the attack on Montauben by the East Surreys, fixed by Lt.-Col. H. P. Treeby, D.S.O. to its stands during a commemoration ceremony at Kingston barracks. See picture no. 10572967 for the attack as depicted by R. Caton Woodville. Date: 1916

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This poignant photograph captures the historic football dribbled by Captain Neville of the East Surreys towards the German trenches during the attack on Montauban in 1916. The image was preserved by Lt.-Col. H.P. Treeby, D.S.O., following the tragic death of Captain Neville in action. The football, a symbol of bravery and patriotism amidst the horrors of war, is now a cherished relic of the East Surreys regiment's history. The attack on Montauban, a key battle during World War I, saw the East Surreys making significant gains against the German lines. Captain Neville, leading his men with unwavering courage, dribbled the football towards the enemy trenches, inspiring his troops and boosting morale. The image of this daring act was immortalized by renowned war artist R. Caton Woodville in painting number 10572967. This commemorative photograph was taken during a ceremony at Kingston Barracks, where the football was displayed as a reminder of the bravery and sacrifice of Captain Neville and his comrades. The event served as a poignant tribute to the soldiers who fought and died during the First World War. The football, now a historical artifact, stands as a testament to the indomitable spirit of the East Surreys regiment and the enduring legacy of those who served and sacrificed during the Great War.

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