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16 images in cluster National Memorial Arboretum in Staffordshire in SK1814
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When: 4 February, 2008
By: Chris' Buet
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Other Automatic clusters in SK1814
- National Memorial Arboretum in Staffordshire
- Armed Forces Memorial (of which 7 shown above)
- Shows another View (of which 5 shown above)
- Construction September 2007 (of which 5 shown above)
- View of the Armed Forces Memorial (of which 4 shown above)
- Service Memorial (of which 3 shown above)
- Day of the Year (of which 3 shown above)
- Regiment Memorial (of which 2 shown above)
- Alrewas Quarry (of which 2 shown above)
- World War I. (of which 2 shown above)
- ATS Membership Rapidly Increased (of which 2 shown above)
- Territorial Army (of which 2 shown above)
- Toc H Memorial (of which 2 shown above)
- Association Memorial (of which 1 shown above)
- Corps Memorial (of which 1 shown above)
- River Tame (of which 1 shown above)
- Shot for Desertion (of which 1 shown above)
- Millennium Chapel of Peace and Forgiveness (of which 1 shown above)
- Cloisters Area (of which 1 shown above)
- Royal Air Forces
- Remember
- Memorial Garden
- Polish War Memorial
- Visitor Centre
- Parachute Regiment Memorial
- Falklands Memorial
- Railway Memorial
- Near Completion
- Lafarge Aggregates
- Merchant Navy
- Polar Bear
- Looking East
- Sand and Gravel
- Edge of the National Memorial Arboretum
- New Zealand
- Merchant Ships
- South Atlantic Medal Association Memorial
- Named Winston
- 11th Hussars
- Yeomanry Avenue
- Lychgate from Changi Prison
- Memorial Comprises two Large Bronze Sculptures
- Sun's Rays will Stream through the Gap
- Blank Wall
- Dedicated to the Bravest of the Brave
- Oak Trees
- RAF Welfare
- Magnificent Statue
- Armed Forces Killed on Duty since WWII
- Portland Stone
