The Caledon Monument which is now gone can be seen on the top page behind the Home Guard, it was also used by the RAF during ww2 as an observation post.
I was told this photograph of the UHG was taken somewhere in Co Down, not sure??
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A nice UHG meeting just after disbandment in 1944, Newforge, Belfast.
A nice booklet about the 1st Derry City Battalion.
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A nice photograph of an Ambulance crew from Belfast during the Blitz in WW2.
Photograph belongs to Vernor Wilson.
Photograph belongs to Vernor Wilson.
Shoulder insignia of the Ulster Home Guard, (UHG) and Lapel badges to be worn in civilian dress.
1st and 2nd pattern shoulder insignia worn by The British Army in Wartime Northern Ireland.
!st Pattern was the Bird in the Nest, 2nd Pattern was the Irish Gate.
!st Pattern was the Bird in the Nest, 2nd Pattern was the Irish Gate.
Ulster Home Guard BDM to a sgt in County Down UHG.
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UHG Co Down.
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A Black denim hat worn by the Ulster Home Guard at the beginning of the war.
The second pattern worn by the Ulster Home Guard until the end of the war.
