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RAF long range fighter attacks German Ju. 52 / 3 Flying Boat. 10th June 1943RAF long range fighter attacks German Ju. 52/3 Flying Boat. 10th June 1943
Tunisia Front, the First Army recover tanks. After the battle, First Army tank recovery section in the Tunisian Hills go out and salvage damaged tanks and components
Patient being hoisted aboard the Maine from a hospital boat. 11th December 1943
A Whirlwind bomber in flight. United Kingdom. The Westland Whirlwind was a British twin-engined heavy fighter[citation needed] developed by Westland Aircraft
During the recent great four-day battle in the Atlantic waged by aircraft of Coastal Command against Nazi U-boat packs, a flying officer and his crew sighted eight U-boats and attacked five
R. A. F. Pilot makes night-fighting record over Calcutta. Three Japanese down in fourR.A.F. Pilot makes night-fighting record over Calcutta. Three Japanese down in four minutes. (Picture) Wrecked Japanese bomber. 12th March 1943
A general view of part of a Malta relief convoy and escort, with a salvo of bombs falling near one of the Merchant ships. August 1943
A German submarine sinking after being attacked with depth charges and deck guns of the US Coast Guard cutter Spencer. The man standing by the stanchion amidships disappeared after this picture was
Wearing oxygen masks and cold-weather flying gear these men are shown in the cold-weather chamber, which tests the reaction of airmen at high altitudes. Circa November 1943
Further damage to Duisburg station in the Papendell-Neudorf district. May 1943
A heavily damaged section of the Krupps work in Essen. March 1943
A. T. S. (The Auxiliary Territorial Service) telephonists in a Command Post receiving newsA.T.S. (The Auxiliary Territorial Service) telephonists in a Command Post receiving news of an air attack. Miss J. Houston (right - from Liverpool) and Miss A
Home Guards in North Wales lowering a stretcher down a cliff face. Picture taken 10th November 1943
Home Guard training in North Wales. A stretcher casualty attached to a rope cable is transported across a river during the exercise, Picture taken 10th November 1943
Students at an Anti-Aircraft Command School studying models and silhouettes of aircraft. They are studying the type of enemy aircraft that are heading over the skies of the UK
A scene enlarged from the film "Desert Victory"A scene enlarged from the film " Desert Victory" the film record of the 8th Armys advance to Tripoli, photographed by the Army Film and Photographic Unit and the RAD Film Production Unit
Sergeant Bill (surname unreadable) injured and on leave. Picture taken 20th September 1943
Womens Voluntary Service (WVS) serving tea at Carnforth Railway Station. Lancashire. Picture taken 12th October 1943
The Rose and Thistle Servicemans Club in Brompton Square, London. Picture taken 2nd February 1943
The Royal Air Force Air Transport service follows closely the advance of the Allied Forces, even to airfield operating within sounds of gunfire
Crews and pilots of RAF Wellington bombers and USaF. Flying Fortresses are working in close co-operation. As the Forts" return from their day operations the Wellies" are already rowing up
Naples in Southern Italy, with its open shops displaying gloves, handbags, silk stockings and artificial silk underclothes
Among the enemy aircraft brought down during an early morning raid son the much bombed harbour of Naples, Southern Italy was a JU 88 bomber plane of the German Luftwaffe
Australian airman Warrant Officer Holden of Melbourne, Victoria, Australia, pilot of the Australian Air Force landed his spitfire plane safely back at base in southern Italy
The ground staff of an RAF advanced Spitfire squadron In Italy organised a concert for their fellow airmen. Picture shows: A group of the concert party
A veteran P-40 Warhawk fighter bomber Group under Major General Edwin J Houses 12th Air Support Command and a spearhead of General Montgomerys drive through the desert, dropped its 1, 000
RAF Regiment Corporal L Ratchford of Piercebridge near Darlington manning his Browning Machine Guns on a roof top in Naples shortly after downing a German JU88 which had attempted to bomb the citys
The Desert Air Force, an Allied tactical air force created from No. 204 Group RAF to provide close air support to the British Eighth Army. Squadron Leader Reverend T
The American Piper L-4 Grasshoppet, nicknamed as "Cardboard AnnieThe American Piper L-4 Grasshoppet, nicknamed as " Cardboard Annie, Maytag Messerschmitt and Division Bomber", was one of the prime factors in the deadliness of American artillery
RAF ground crew clear up wreckage inside a bomb shattered hangar at an airport near Salerno in Southern Italy, shortly after its capture from the Germans following the successful landings
Allied Forces of the British Eighth Army capture the great Italian naval base of Taranto following the successful landings in Southern Italy
As the 5th and Allied armies press forward in Italy following the successful landings in early September, the RAF Regiment is occupying airfields
When the airfield at Monte Corvino, near Salerno in Southern Italy was occupied by the Allies, RAF Servicing Commandos, who had gone in with the early landing parties
As the American 5th Army and British 8th Armiy of the Allied Forces press forward in Italy following the successful landings in September
Picture showing more of the weather conditions which are hampering air operations on the Italian front. Picture shows left to right Corporal E
Allied Forces capture an enemy aerodrome during the ongoing battle around the Salerno area of Southern Italy following the successful landings
Ground forces of an American fighter squadron move their gear into an Italian airfield around the Salerno area of Southern Italy shortly after its capture from the Germans following the successful
Airborne units marching away after attending a church service. 1st Air Landing Bde. 1st Airborne Div. near Sousse. 4th July 1943
The Erla Aircraft factory in Antwerp burning after a U. S. A. A. FThe Erla Aircraft factory in Antwerp burning after a U.S.A.A.F. bombing raid during Second World War. 10th April 1943
The Womens Auxiliary Air Force, whose members were referred to as WaFs, was the female auxiliary of the Royal Air Force during World War II. (Picture) W.A.A.F. Officer E. Davies helps other W.A.A.F
Torpedomen of HMS Jamaica who finally dispatched the Scharnhorst. Picture right to left: Petty Officer J O Mahoney, of Middleton, Co Cork, J Beck, of Wakefield, R Polkinghorne
H. M. S. Hesperus enters a harbour, showing damage to her bows caused by ramming a GermanH.M.S. Hesperus enters a harbour, showing damage to her bows caused by ramming a German submarine. Liverpool 28th December 1942
A Czechoslovakian delegate, Mrs Elizabeth Sichrova, examines childrens wear at an exhibition held in Savile Row, London, to help the Allied delegates to see what the British Hosiery
8th Army returning on leave from the Middle East. (left) Corpl. A. Beckett of Wem, Shropshire, Corpl. P.G Drew of Exeter and (right) Corpl F. T
Home guard at Weybridge, Surrey. 14th May 1943
Corporal Kildin and Land girl Joyce Smith, with some of the 275 pigs which form part of the farming activities at a Royal Canadian Air Force bomber station in Great Britain
Canadians stationed at a lonely farmhouse have named the N. A. A. FCanadians stationed at a lonely farmhouse have named the N.A.A.F.I Cripes Cafeteria because Mr. Cripes, the manager, has a variety of farmyard livestock which he keeps in his spare time
Lance corporal E. Nosworthy home on leave. December 1943
