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Arriving at the place where they are to give their performance, a village a few miles from the front line, members of an ENSA concert party take their dresses to the dressing room
An open "Butterfly"bomb, showing the electrical connections inAn open " Butterfly" bomb, showing the electrical connections in the anti-personnel bomb which activate the explosive charge needed to open the case at a predetermined distance to permit
A plane crashed into two homes in Huddersfield, Yorkshire. Rescue team looking for survivors. Picture taken 8th July 1944
Sergenat W Page of Coulsdon, Surrey, and Leading Aircraftman G Skelsey of London fit a long-range fuel tank to a Hawker Typhoon Mark IB of No. 137 Squadron RAF at B78 Eindhoven, Holland
Avenger, Wildcat and Swordfish aircraft from two British escort carriers, HMS Tracker and HMS Activity attacked and sunk German U-boat U288 in the Barents Sea east of Bear Island, in position 73.44N
Smoke belching from the conning tower of German Uboat U744 after being attacked for over 30 hours with depth charges and forced to the surface by HMS Icarus
The airfield at Gibraltar is floodlit by night by powerful searchlights from crevices and galleries in The Rock. A Dakota aircraft of BOAC stands on the airfield waiting for a night take-off
First Home Guard in Britain to carry the red ensign of official parades will be the Sandhurst Home Guard. Picture shows Mr Kirkland Bridge of the Merchant Navy Comforts Services handing over at a
Then of the First Airborne Division which fought at Arnhem, went to Buckingham Palace where the awards which they had won in this action were presented by King George VI
The salvage of the wrecked Salford, Lancashire, homes after a plane had crashed on the banks of the River Irwell. 30th July 1944
Coo they ve taken to country town life have these Bzz Bomb evacuee kids from Rainham, Essex. This cheery party was photographed walking through Wilmslow, Cheshire. July 1944
Invasion of France. US troops on their way to embark at a British port. 1944
Bogged airfield in Catania, Sicily. Douglas DC3 Dakota being dug out of the mud. 10th January 1944
A Derby Ram resplendent in the uniform of the mascot of the 1st Battalion Sherwood Foresters at the Salute the Soldier Campaign in Brookfield Park, Hathersage, Derbyshire. 7th May 1944
The scene in R. A. F. Coastal Command Headquarters Operation Room as Air Chief Marshal SirThe scene in R.A.F. Coastal Command Headquarters Operation Room as Air Chief Marshal Sir Sholto Douglas, K.C.B. M.C, D.F.C, A.O.C directs the air protection of the invasion fleet. June 7th 1944
British soldiers with Indian fishermen and camels. 3rd March 1944
Anti-tank gun crew near Saint-Georges, France. July 1st 1944
Gunner Joe Shaw writes to Audley Flood. note - hard to read caption isGunner Joe Shaw writes to Audley Flood. **note - hard to read caption is hand written but Mirrorpix quite confident these are the names stated** Picture taken 27th February 1944
Shipmates ashore at the MN club, Rupert Street, London. Recorded by the BBC. The cast of Humpty Dumpty. Not id d exactly, but rough left to right is
Smoke screen put up by US destroyers whilst circling HMS Enterprise. 27th June 1944
Soviet tanks of the 2nd Ukrainian Front in Budapest. 22nd December 1944
Russians dislodge Germans in Romania. December 3rd 1944
Canadians in Italy. Army supply vehicles jam the road leading to the front through the Rapido River. 2nd June 1944
A. T. S. draft arrives in Nairobi. February 13th 1944A.T.S. draft arrives in Nairobi. February 13th 1944
Teller mines detonated by 5th Army engineers. 26th May 1944
Sgt. Paul L. Feitag probes for mines with a bayonet in Italy. 23rd May 1944
W. A. A. Fs leaving England for the Middle East. Fourth Officer Taylor inspectsW.A.A.Fs leaving England for the Middle East. Fourth Officer Taylor inspects the life jackets. 19th April 1944
Smoke screen put up by US destroyers whilst circling the British cruiser Dido. 6th June 1944
"Standy By, Mary, "cries the call boy to Private Marks" Standy By, Mary, " cries the call boy to Private Marks, and seconds later the dress rehearsal of " Salute the Soldier" which opens at Stoll Theatre, London, gets under way
Ghurka scout in Italy in the heat of battle during Second World War. 10th October 1944
Snowfall on the 5th Army front in Italy, heavy snowfall is adding to the difficulties. 31st December 1944
Fifth Army entry into Littoria, followed by Italian refugees. 6th June 1944
Men of the Green Howards in Italy. 21st January 1944
Sherman tanks and soldiers in Italy during Second World War. 9th October 1944
Destroyed railway coach south of Florence. 21st July 1944
Bomb shelter in Anzio. (Picture) A lot of our fellows are using these underground because the Luftwaffe has been trying by and night to bomb and blast us out of the bridgehead. 21st March 1944
Tanks unloading from a landing craft at Nettuno. 5th February 1944
Italian civilians helping Allied soldiers unload empty shell cases at a dump on Anzio beach. 14th March 1944
German caught at Piedimonte Matese, pulled from rubble. 6th June 1944
5th Army preparing for action in camp during Second World War. 29th February 1944
HMS Spartan can be seen here assisting with the bombardment of the beaches at Anzio. 3rd February 1944
Italian island natives who witnessed attack on beachhead, 12th March 1944
Sherman tanks in the ruins of San Angelo. 20th May 1944
A refugee passes a Bofors a gun near the Garigliano river. 8th February 1944
To our infantry on the hillsides around Suja, a frequent change of socks is vitally necessary to ensure good health. The proximity of the enemy at Castelforte however allows them little opportunity
Bailey Bridge rendered useless by heavy flooding on the River Canterno. 10th November 1944
Under enemy observation and shellfire, these gunners set and ignite smoke canisters to cover our activities on the banks of the River Savio at Cesena. These men until recently manned Bofors A.A
The vicar of Newton - on - Trent, Nottinghamshire, has turned part of his vicarage into a workshop where he and his parishioners complete a war job
