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Scottish crew of a Bofors gun in Malta. May 1942
Milk being distributed, from a mobile canteen, to undaunted Maltese after a severe rain on Valetta, Malta. April 1942
Maltese police helping to clear debris after an air raid. March 1942
Raid damage in Kingsway, Valetta, capital of Malta. Circa March 1942
Air raid shelter in Malta. Malta has 30 long underground galleries of great antiquity now in use as shelters. December 1941
Maltese workmen hauling and measuring grain from one of the underground granaries in front of the ruined church of St. Publius. Malta. Circa 1943
Deep shelters in Malta to protect convoy carried supplies. Pictured, Maltese workmen busy in one of the large supply shelters. Circa October 1941
Civilians collect at the entrance to an air raid shelter as the sirens sounds, Valetta, Malta. April 1942
The thousandth enemy aircraft to be destroyed by the RAF in Malta was a Junkers 52, which fell to an American Fighter Pilot commanding one of the islands Spitfire Squadrons
Fighter pilots in Malta, quickly dashing to another sortie. Picture taken circa 8th March 1943
HMS Kenya was a Crown Colony-class cruiser seen here under attack by JU88 dive bombers during Operation Pedestal 13th August 1942
The Overseas Detachment of the Royal Air Force Film Unit has made a film of MALTA during enemy air raids. This photograph is from the film which tells the stor yof Maltas ordeal
MALTAs FRONT LINE CHILDREN. The fine morale of the people of Malta under constant air attack is shown in the children of the George Cross Island
The Army helps the RAF on Maltas Airfields. The Army is giving the Royal Air Force a helping hand on Matlas aerodromes. The scheme has proved such a great success that soldiers are not only doing
Hurricanes lined up ready to take off in defence of Malta. In the background is the ancient capital city of the island - Valetta. March 1942
MALTA GETS ITS SUPPLIES. Despite strenuous efforts of the enemy to prevent it, a convoy with much needed supplies for Malta got through and and " delivered the goods"
In spite of almost constant air raid,s grain stores on the island of Malta have suffered no damage. The granaries are deep underground
MALTA ACCOUNTS FOR 102 RAIDERS IN TWO WEEKS. REMAINS OF AN ITALIAN BOMBER. In-the first two weeks of July, Malta destroyed 102 enemy planes
A Scene in Malta as heavy guns of an anti aircraft battery open fire on raiding enemy planes. June 1942
The Army is giving the Royal Air Force a helping hand on Maltas aerodromes. The scheme has proved such a great success that soldiers are not only doing repair Jobs
Tanks and guns continue to arrive at Malta, and the Mediterranean regains very much open to British shipping.. Photo shows: Unloading war munitions at Malta March, 1942
LIGHT BOMBERS FROM MALTA POUND AXIS SICILIAN RETREAT LINES. For the first time since Italy entered the war, light bombers are operating from bases in Malta
All over Malta on the National Day of Prayer, services were attended by service personnel of GHQ. Staff Officers and clerks attended a special prayer service conducted by the assistant Chaplain
SALVAGING OPERATION OFF MALTA. Soldiers of the Malta Garrison salvaging goods from a sunken Merchant ship near Malta. Picture shows: Pumping oil from the sunken ship into drums. September 1942
Pig keeping has been started at the submarine base in Malta and during spells ashore British submarine crews take an interest in the welfare of the litters that come along
"FAITH"PRESENTED TO MALTA G. C. During the early days of" FAITH" PRESENTED TO MALTA G. C. During the early days of the sever air raids on Malta, three of the defending Gladiator aircraft became famous. They were named OFaith, Hope and CharityO
MALTA UNDER HOURLY AIR RAIDS STAGES AN ARMY TACTICAL DEMONSTRATION. In Malta recently, a demonstration was given before Army Tactical Staffs, of Tank
COMMANDO TRAINING ON MALTA BEFORE THE OFFENSIVE. In a bombed eighteenth century fort, constructed by Grand Master Manuel de Vilhena as a defence against the Turks, is Maltas Special Training School
Despite incessant air raids, merchant ships are arriving safely at Malta. This picture shows troops going ashore there upon the arrival of a convoy. February 1942
Picture taken in Malta where casualties from Sicily are sent by air ambulance. Picture taken at the airfield where casualties arrived, and took messages from them for their families in Britain
The first church service to be held in a high speed launch took place place off Malta recently. It was conducted in a launch which had helped to rescue 62 men from the sea in the course of two years
All petrol supplies Malta are reserved for use by the bombers and fighters of the Allied Air Forces, which are keeping up a constant offensive from bases on the Island
RAF VISUAL FIGHTER CONTROL POST IN MALTA. A Royal Air Force Visual Fighter Control Post in Malta is situated on a very high building from where enemy planes and British can be seen
A young Maltese boy making himself as comfortable as possible by the ruins of his home during the Second World War, July 1942
Queen Elizabeth II during her royal visit to Malta. 3rd May 1954
Preparation for the British Departure from Malta. 18 year old radio operator Brian Houston who comes from Ilford, Essex covering the Union Jack at sunset in H.M.S. Blake
Preparation for the British Departure from Malta. The Gut, Maltas famous red light district which is now out of bounds to British servicemen. January 1972 72-00107-003
Preparation for the British Departure from Malta. The Gut, Maltas famous red light district which is now out of bounds to British servicemen. January 1972 72-00107-001
Preparation for the British Departure from Malta. Kids Army. Life for children on Malta is very much the same fun and games
