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RAF gold coast spitfire squadron in Italy. Squadron Leader Derrick A. SRAF gold coast spitfire squadron in Italy. Squadron Leader Derrick A.S. Colvin (seated on the bonnet of a jeep) talks to R.A.F. pilots before a flight. January 1944
8th U. S. A. A. F. bombers attack the Junkers aero engine plant at Strasbourg. 27th May 19448th U.S.A.A.F. bombers attack the Junkers aero engine plant at Strasbourg. 27th May 1944
Bob Sheppard and his fiddle being greeted by his sister, Mrs F. Hughes. 11th September 1944
A jeep passes British and Canadian troops after the capture of Caen. 9th July 1944
When an F bomb demolished Mrs Rayners home she was in an Anderson shelter yards from the bomb with her four children. She is seen with her daughter Susan outside the shelter. July 1944
"Mothers Corner"with Mrs Whithard as the "Mother"" Mothers Corner" with Mrs Whithard as the " Mother" is a popular feature of the YMCA, at Gattis in the Strand
23-year-old Maud Steel is the youngest of many women working in signal boxes on the Southern Railway. On her early shift she leaves her home in Brighton at 5.20am
Women in mens jobs during World War Two. Bus conductor Mrs Margaret Leonard waves to her daughters Dorothy and Vera. October 1944
Arm in arm down the streets these men and women are watched by civilians who are celebrating the " liberation" of Dover. 30th September 1944
General Eisenhower inspects a parade of tanks during a visit to Sandhurst. 11th March 1944
British advance in Belgium. A banner across a road in Antoing reads " Welcome To Our Allies". British Armour is seen making its way through. 3rd September 1944
Mrs Reynolds, a ticket collector, and the mother of two evacuated children herself, takes the Lovell family through the barrier to their train. 6th July 1944
Shepherd Tom Goodban with his sheepdog, Dover. September 1944
A. F. F. C W. Greene at control point outside the Royal Free Hospital, hit by flying bombA.F.F.C W. Greene at control point outside the Royal Free Hospital, hit by flying bomb. 6th July 1944
A British AVRE with fascine (a large roll of chestnut palings) in position. September 1944
Probably the only people who benefit from the clothes rationing are the Soldiers, Sailors and Airmens Families Association, for at the SSAFA clothing club an average of 100
Scottish advance on Tilburg. Churchill tanks, equipped with 95 mm howitzers, of 6th Guards Tank Brigade assembled near Best, in readiness for 15th (Scottish) Divisions advance on Tilburg
American soldiers, members of the Allied Expeditionary Force which made the initial landings in France on June 6 1944, keep watch from foxholes during the beach landings in France
General Mark Clark, leader of the 5th Army, speaks to a priest of St. Peters Church in Rome, Italy. June 1944
Royal Navy cruiser bombarding enemy positions at Anzio. 3rd February 1944
The liberation of Paris from Nazi occupation during the Second World War. At the Arc De Triomphe, three British soldiers once more pay tribute to Frances fallen of 1914-1918
The Womens Auxiliary Air Force (WaF) pay a visit to The Black Prince Nursery in Kennington, London, to learn the basics of bringing up babies and children. Picture taken 10th March 1944
17 year old Sidney Wallbutton, from Cornwall, training to fly in his glider. Wadebridge in Cornwall. Picture taken 14th February 1944
Flying students from the ATC glider training. Wadebridge in Cornwall. Picture taken 14th February 1944
A street in East Ham, June 1944. Neighbours get together to make food, the children do the washing up, and everyone pulls together to give our troops a good send off when they leave England for
Scene in an English street after a bomb has hit the area. Folkestone in Kent. Picture taken 3rd October 1944
King George VI, Queen Elizabeth and their daughter Princess Elizabeth, visit Cardiff, South Wales, after it was damaged in The Blitz of World War Two
The Womens Royal Naval Service was the womens branch of the United Kingdoms Royal Navy. First formed in 1917 for the First World War, it was disbanded in 1919
A Crocodile Flame throwing tanks in action directing their fire on the enemys strong points covering the bridge ins Hertogenbosh. 27th October 1944
Photograph of Erwin Rommel (side face to camera) taken by a German soldier near Mersa Metrah Iin the last push. The German was killed when his party was shot up and a R.A.M.C
A Bomber Command Lancaster attack on an enemy communications centre at Heilbronn during the Second World War. 8th December 1944
Within sight of the coast of France R. A. F. airmen study a map map at sea during SecondWithin sight of the coast of France R.A.F. airmen study a map map at sea during Second World War. 17th August 1944
V-bomb landed in the busy shopping centre at New Cross, London. A Woolworths store was hit, resulting in heavy casualties. Photo shows rescue squads at work with the aid of floodlights
Aftermath of a V-bomb at Duke Street, Marylebone, London. The Red Lion, a public house, was demolished. Customers were killed
Night rescue by searchlight after a V Bomb in South England recently. December 1944
V Bomb in South East London. 17th December 1944
The smoke clears after an avalanche of bombs aimed at the Nazi E boat pens at Ijmuiden, in Holland, but 350 B 36 - Marauder planes from the US Air Force Ninth Division. Picture taken 26th March 1944
Elephant hunt in Bengal. Elephant shot by R. A. F airmen. 3rd July 1944Elephant hunt in Bengal. Elephant shot by R.A.F airmen. 3rd July 1944
Indian Airforce on the Burma front during Second World War. (Picture) Indian pilots relaxing in the sunshine after their mid-day meal at a forward airfield. 21st March 1944
Holy communion in Burma. Padre squadron leader C. B. Westcott of Northhampton administersHoly communion in Burma. Padre squadron leader C.B. Westcott of Northhampton administers the sacrament. 2nd July 1944
British commandos dismantle a mountain howitzer during Second World War. November 7th 1944
Operation at sea saves sailors life. November 1944, on board the cruiser HMS Berwick, in northern waters. A destroyer rating believed to be suffering from appendicitis was transferred from his ship
King George VI inspecting the latest Typhoon aircraft fitted with rocket projectile apparatus at an R.A.F. station. Circa July 1944
HMS King Alfred, once a college, producing navigators for HM Ships. Picture shows cadets and their pilotage cycles working out their courses on the rugby football ground
Selby, Yorkshire. The army and volunteers searching the wreckage of a house after 7 members of a bomber plane crashed. Picture taken 12th May 1944
The scene after a British plane crashed on to building in Chichester. Sussex. Caption suggests its a laundry building, but handwriting is hard to read. Picture taken 13th May 1944
A British soldier on the Anzio beachhead showing the size of the case of a " Butterfly" anti-personnel bomb. Butterfly bombs fall a predetermined distance before the case is shot open
16-year old Yvette Glinel Sings for personnel of an RAF Spitfire Wing at their camp concert on a Normandy airfield. Circa July 1944
