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Physical Training and Bayonet Fighting Staff 97th TR Batt

The Physical Training and Bayonet Fighting Staff of the 97th Training Reserve (TR) Battalion - Aldershot Barracks, 1917. Date: 1917

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97th Aldershot Barracks Battalion Bayonet Fencing Fitness Physical Reserve Staff


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This evocative photograph captures the intensity and determination of the Physical Training and Bayonet Fighting Staff of the 97th Training Reserve (TR) Battalion during their rigorous training sessions at Aldershot Barracks in 1917. The 97th TR Battalion was formed as part of the British Army's expansion during the First World War to prepare reserve soldiers for combat. The image shows a group of soldiers, dressed in their uniforms and holding bayonets, engaging in a drill under the watchful eye of their instructors. The physical training regimen was essential to ensure the soldiers were in peak condition for battle, both in terms of their fitness and their ability to use their weapons effectively. The bayonet fighting drills were particularly important, as they taught soldiers how to engage in close combat and defend themselves when bullets ran out. The soldiers in the photograph appear focused and serious, their faces set in determined expressions as they execute their movements. The scene is reminiscent of a fencing match, with the soldiers moving in synchronized patterns, their bayonets flashing in the light. This photograph offers a fascinating glimpse into the daily life of the soldiers during wartime, highlighting the importance of physical training and the dedication of the instructors who prepared them for the challenges of the battlefield.

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