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- 1960s (Creation)
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1 digital surrogate of photograph on paper
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Major Henry Louis Gatt is the first one on the left with his back against the wall (mid-picture). Major General John 'Johnny' Frost, GOC Troops Malta and Libya is in the front row, centre.
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- Ingliż
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On the reverse: HLG 1/6 66/364/4. I R DETACHMENT MALTA. 66/364/4. Headquarters MALTA & LIBYA. British Forces Post Office 51
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Technical Identification (original/physical copy): B&W; positive; print. Photographic type: Gelatin Silver print. Size and dimensions of the digital surrogate image: Size TIFF: 57.0 MB (59,849,346 bytes); Size JPG: 1.41 MB (1,484,896 bytes); Resolution: 600 dpi; 5048 x 3952 pixels; Bit depth: 24
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Original found at Henry Louis Gatt
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Internal relationship: Related to Henry Louis Gatt interview and ephemera
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Photographer: n/a; Locality: Valletta, Malta; Site: Auberge de Castille
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The digital copy was created on 20/02/2019
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General keywords: Evacuation, Rabat, Air raids, Shelters, Conscription, Food, Convoys, Palestine, Spitfires, Rundown, First World War, Royal Malta Artillery (R.M.A.), Royal Army Ordnance Corps (R.A.O.C.), Gallipoli, British Army, Maltese soldiers, Second World War
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Date of cataloguing: 15/04/2019