Survival Collection

Two British soldiers, Corporal Cobb and Lance Corporal Salt who marched for 21 days through the jungle of Burma to avoid capture by the Japanese before reaching the 17th Indian Division in the Imphal

After spending 11 hours in the sea, an RAF Hurricane pilot who had been shot down in combat over the retreating enemy, walked in to an aerodrome near El- Daba

Janek Weber & his wife, Charlotte, holocaust survivors - February 1994 - 01 / 02 / 1994
Janek Weber & his wife, Charlotte, holocaust survivors - February 1994 - 01/02/1994

Life saving equipment who are forced to bale out over sea. 21st June 1941

Dinghy with crew of a coastal command Wellington which made a forced landing in the Atlantic. 23rd June 1942

Mr S. R. Johnson (left) and Miss V. S. Bowers inspecting the rubber dinghy which their firm
Mr S.R. Johnson (left) and Miss V.S. Bowers inspecting the rubber dinghy which their firm presented to the crew of the bomber. 20th February 1942

New life jacket for Airmen. 21st June 1941

Lancaster crews in dinghy drill during Second World War. 30th August 1943

Picture taken at Lee-on-Solent during a demonstration of the Navy s
Picture taken at Lee-on-Solent during a demonstration of the Navys airborne lifeboat 17ft. 9 inches long, when it was dropped by parachute to an air crew who were supposed to have force-landed in

Four American soldiers of General Patchs Seventh Army, part of a lost battalion who were cut off, surrounded by enemy soldiers and without food on the crest of the Vosges mountains, France

Janek Weber holocaust survivor - February 1994 - 01 / 02 / 1994
Janek Weber holocaust survivor - February 1994 - 01/02/1994

The Battle of Arnhem. Picture shows the first pictured of the evacuated British Airbourne forces from Arnhem. They were taken by a sergeant photographer of the British Army Film

Survivors from a torpedoed merchant ship who survived in the water for a day and a night about to be be picked up by a rescue ship. circ January 1918

A Sea Anemone tentacles close over its prey which is drawn down into to sac of a stomach. April 1935

Fifteen year old boys Brian Tucker (leading), Peter Hopkinson and Ian Edwards of Plympton, Devon pictured during their 30 mile Fend For Yourself hike in the Duke of Edinburghs Award Scheme

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