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ARMY OFFICER PARADED.—Captain J. Cornwell (middle) is paraded between two masked gunmen of the Irish Republican Army Provisionals after being seized in Londonderry, Northern Ireland. Captain Cornwell was seized with another British Army officer when they took a wrong turning. The two men were held for a day for questioning before being released. The Army is conducting an investigation to find out why the men strayed into the prohibited area.

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Press, Volume CXII, Issue 32967, 13 July 1972, Page 17

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ARMY OFFICER PARADED.—Captain J. Cornwell (middle) is paraded between two masked gunmen of the Irish Republican Army Provisionals after being seized in Londonderry, Northern Ireland. Captain Cornwell was seized with another British Army officer when they took a wrong turning. The two men were held for a day for questioning before being released. The Army is conducting an investigation to find out why the men strayed into the prohibited area. Press, Volume CXII, Issue 32967, 13 July 1972, Page 17

ARMY OFFICER PARADED.—Captain J. Cornwell (middle) is paraded between two masked gunmen of the Irish Republican Army Provisionals after being seized in Londonderry, Northern Ireland. Captain Cornwell was seized with another British Army officer when they took a wrong turning. The two men were held for a day for questioning before being released. The Army is conducting an investigation to find out why the men strayed into the prohibited area. Press, Volume CXII, Issue 32967, 13 July 1972, Page 17