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The Mayor of Barry (Councillor F. A Sharp) opening Wings for Victory week at Barry

The Mayor of Barry (Councillor F. A Sharp) opening Wings for Victory week at Barry


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The Mayor of Barry (Councillor F. A Sharp) opening Wings for Victory week at Barry

The Mayor of Barry (Councillor F.A Sharp) opening Wings for Victory week at Barry. Also in photographer Miss R Sharp, Town Clerk T.D Howells, Air Commander, Wing Commander S.H Lewis. 5th April 1943

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Media ID 21880538

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In this photograph from the 1940s, we witness a significant moment in history as "The Mayor of Barry (Councillor F. A Sharp) opens Wings for Victory week at Barry". The image transports us back to a time when the world was engulfed in conflict during World War Two. The photo captures an atmosphere of unity and determination on the home front. Standing proudly at the forefront is Councillor F. A Sharp, donning his mayoral regalia, symbolizing leadership and resilience. His presence exudes strength and hope amidst challenging times. Accompanying him are notable figures who played crucial roles in supporting the war effort. Miss R Sharp, captured by photographer herself, stands alongside her father with evident pride. Town Clerk T. D Howells represents administrative support while Air Commander Wing Commander S. H Lewis signifies military cooperation. This poignant snapshot was taken on April 5th, 1943 - a day etched into history as Wings for Victory week commenced in Barry, Wales. This event aimed to raise funds for aircraft production through savings campaigns across communities nationwide. As we gaze upon this remarkable print from Memory Lane Prints, we are reminded of the sacrifices made during wartime and how individuals came together to contribute towards victory. It serves as a testament to human resilience and solidarity that prevailed even during humanity's darkest hours.

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