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British Army Gunner S. R. Gosden of 67 Catherine Street, ReadingBritish Army Gunner S.R. Gosden of 67 Catherine Street, Reading, seen here in the back row of this group of Royal Artillery men in the Middle East during the Second World War. Circa 1942
R. A. F. Beaufighter squadron successes recorded by an Intelligence Officer in the MiddleR.A.F. Beaufighter squadron successes recorded by an Intelligence Officer in the Middle East. Picture marked as used 8th February 1943
Princess Alexandra of Kent visits the Reilly Centre for the Blind in Aden, Yemen. 10th December 1961
Prince and Princess of Wales, Middle East Tour November 1986. Our Picture Shows... Princess Diana visits Hurghada, a beach resort town along Red Sea coast of Egypt, Friday 21st November 1986
Pope Paul VI beside King Hussein I of Jordan in Amman on January 4, 1964, during a visit to the Holy Land
Lieutenant Colonel Thomas Edward (T. E. ) Lawrence, an officer in the British army knownLieutenant Colonel Thomas Edward (T.E.) Lawrence, an officer in the British army known for his role in the Arab revolt against Ottoman Turkish rule of 1916-18 during World War One
The market in Bethlehem Circa 1935
Two Arab women carrying water jars on their head on the Jerusalem road in Palestine Circa 1935
A woman in the market at Bethlehem with a bowl balanced on her head Circa 1935
Army British The Special Air Service SAS On patrol in the desert in Oman Three soldiers sit together with their guns
A street carpet market in Angora, Turkey 1929
Camel herders approaching Abu Dhabi
Members of the ruling Al Nayhan family seen here enjoying tea in the place just outside Abu Dhabi. July 1965 U6027
Major Tony Ricketts (pipe) who commands a squadron of Oman Scouts part of the Abu Dhabi border defence force. Seen here with a falcon at Buraimi. July 1965
Sheikh Shakhbut Bin-Sultan Al Nahyan ruler of the arab state of Abu Dhabi. July 1965
Terry Waite former hostage and Church of England Envoy with wife Frances Waite outside their home in Blackheath, London, where he appeared to thank well-wishers and deliver a seasonal message
Specially trained Auxiliary Territorial Service (ATS) girls, British and Palestinian, operate the Armys biggest telephone switchboard, recently installed at Middle East General Headquarters
This Auxiliary Territorial Service (ATS) company of drivers was formed In the Middle East 14 months ago, and in the past six months they have made over a hundred trips
Private R. G. Davis of Plough Lane, Wokingham, sends this snapshot of himself readingPrivate R.G. Davis of Plough Lane, Wokingham, sends this snapshot of himself reading the " Reading Standard" to his fiancee in Reading from his base in the Middle East during the Second
Lady MacRobert of Douneside, Tarland, Aberdeenshire has presented the RAF with four Hurricanes which will soon be in action in the Middle East. Three are named after airman sons killed in action
Fighter support planes circle round a New Zealand column in the Western Desert during the battle of Egypt. August 1942
Middle East W. A. A. F. at work in a R. A. F. Operations RoomMiddle East W.A.A.F. at work in a R.A.F. Operations Room. These clerks (Special Operations) who are learning to plot the course of aircraft for the RAF officers controlling our fighters
The Nazis, aided and abetted by the Vichy Government, were infiltrating in to French controlled Syria during the Second World War
Leading Aircraft-man Ivan Wallis of the Royal Air Force of 15 Wokingham Road, Reading, reads his local newspaper the Reading Standard from his post in the Middle East. Circa 1943
Edward Bakewell (extreme right, front row) of 8 Hart Street, Reading and Stanley Goodman (back row, cross) of 153 Elm Park Road
Driver W. C. Abery serving in the Royal Army Service CorpsA(RASC) in the Middle EastDriver W.C.Abery serving in the Royal Army Service Corps(RASC) in the Middle East, seen here reading his local newspaper the " Reading standard" during some down time at his camp
Corporal E. W. Stone of the RAF, former schoolmaster at park Lane School, TilehurstCorporal E.W. Stone of the RAF, former schoolmaster at park Lane School, Tilehurst, reading his local newspaper the Reading Standard while serving in the Middle East during the Second World War
A group of soldiers from Reading, Berkshire, pictured while serving in the Middle East during the Second World War. Standing on the right is Corporal W.E
Allied armoured troop transports. The N. C. O. of the troop of eight carriers givingAllied armoured troop transports. The N.C.O. of the troop of eight carriers giving the signal to advance. May 1942
Yugoslav people settle down to life in a refugee camp operated by the United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Administration in the Middle East during the Second world War. April 1944
A large army exercise, referred to officially as "Operation Crocodile"A large army exercise, referred to officially as " Operation Crocodile" took place recently in Palestine and Trans-Jordan
British ATS women in the Middle East, getting letters from home. November 1942
Senegalese light machine gunner of the French Forces on a training exercise in the Middle East. December 1943
Supplies from Great Britain and the USA arrive in the Middle East. Pictured, some of the latest supplies being unloaded. Tons of bully beef being loaded on to trucks on the quayside. November 1942
RAF stations on the Iraq - Transjordan frontier are guarded by the famous Arab Legion of the Amir of Transjordan. Commanded by British Officers
An international class of students of the Officers Training Unit in Palestine, 22 April 1944. Airmen from left to right - South Africa (Army Liaison Officer), Canada, Egypt, New Zealand
Every day more and more Arab recruits join up in the Palestine Buffa, which consists of nine Jewish and five Arab companies
El Jaich EI Arabi, the Arab Legion, was formed after the last war by the Emperor Abdulla, with the assistance of Captain Peaks as military adviser
As the result of continued pressure by British and Free French troops, the Vichy forces evacuated Damascus on 21st June 1941 and the city was later occupied by the Allied Forces
Axis infiltration into Syria compelled the advance of the Allied Forces to avert so dangerous a threat. British and Free French forces have been opposed by the Vichy troops
Soldiers of the Imperial Australian Force operating in the hill country of the Syria countryside during the Second World War. June 1941
With his command of of Circassian native cavalry, Colonel Collet crossed from Syria into Trans-Jordan to join the Free French Forces
A soldier of the Australian Imperial Force on his motorcycle passing one of the caravans which dominate the roads near Damascus, Syria during the Second World War. February 1942
A crowded street in the city of Beirut as local residents turn out to cheer the British entry into the city during the Second World War. July 1941
The fall off Damascus to Allied Forces during the Second World War. General Catroux, General Le Gentilhomme of the Free French Forces and their staff entered the city of Damascus
The Greek commander in Chief at his Middle East Headquarters. The Royal Greek army in the Middle East in close co-operation with British High Command. Left to right: Lt. Col. Kitsos, Lt. Col
Australians with a captured Italian bomber in Bardia. January 1941
