Frontline maintenance: Jamaican soldiers of the Royal Engineers

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The work

Two motorcyclists, identified as Sapper Hibbert (left) and Corporal Simmons (right), both originally from Jamaica, serving with the Royal Engineers in Clitheroe, Lancashire, UK, during the Second World War. Hibbert is seen kneeling beside a motorcycle, apparently working on it with some tools on the ground. Simmons, wearing safety glasses and a helmet, is on his motorcycle, checking a detail of the front of the bike. In the background, other soldiers can be seen observing the scene, as well as a parked military vehicle. The image captures a moment of maintenance and technical preparation, highlighting the contribution of Caribbean troops to the British Armed Forces during the war.

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