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| A.R.P Demolition squad (Unknown) (1 comment) |
 | 13th July 1939.
Members of an ARP Rescue Party stand on the back of a truck, used as an emergency vehicle. The men are dressed in protective clothing, with tin hats and gas masks. The man standing beside the cab is wearing a boiler suit. The truck belonged to M Harrison and Co, quarry business of Post Hill, Pudsey.
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[2]
| A.R.P Demolition squad (Unknown) (2 comments) |
| 12th July 1939.
A.R.P. (Air Raid Precaution) rescue party stand on the back of a Bedford truck, equipped with ladders, rope and other rescue equipment. The men are dressed in protective clothing with tin hats and gas mask bags. The truck belonged to PE Snowden and Sons Ltd, Firth Road, Beeston, a building contractor.
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[3]
| A.R.P. Demolition Squad (Unknown) |
| 12th July 1939
Builders truck, used to transport an A.R.P. Demolition Squad and Rescue Party. The men are on the back of the truck with ladders and other rescue equipment.
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[4]
| ARP Demolition Squad (Unknown) |
| 12th July 1939.
Three trucks being used to transport squads of ARP Rescue and demolition volunteer squads. The truck belong to various businesses around the city. The rescue workers are creating protective clothing and tin hats.
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[5]
| ARP Demolition Squad (Unknown) |
| 13th July 1939.
ARP demolition and rescue squad line up on the back of a lorry, property of Nicholson, builder of Leeds. The men dressed in protective clothing are posing withnotices one of which states that 900 volunteers are still required. Man next to the cab has tin hat and waterproof jacket.
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