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WW1
Harry King's friend.
Written on the back:
Sub Lt W. S. Hyde
R.N.V. R.
(I'm not totally sure about all the letters. - they're scribbled)
Written on the back:
Sub Lt W. S. Hyde
R.N.V. R.
(I'm not totally sure about all the letters. - they're scribbled)
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There is a
Walter Sidney Hyde, (Service Number: Z/3228 ) listed in
the National Archive under the Royal Naval Volunteer Service Records . I think you have to pay to see the detail but you can do the search here:
www.nationalarchives.gov.uk/documentsonline/rnvr.asp
There is no record on the Commonwealth War Graves Commission register so hopefully that meant he survived the war.
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