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A photographic reconnaissance of Rotterdam discloses that damage inflicted by Blenheim aircraft of British R.A.F. Bomber Command in the mast-high daylight attack included the sinking of a cargo liner

R. A. F Mitchells Attack Rotterdam Shipyard In Daylight. Escorted by Spitfires
R.A.F Mitchells Attack Rotterdam Shipyard In Daylight. Escorted by Spitfires, Mitchell bombers of the R.A.F. made a dat attack on the Wilton Ship-building Yard at Rotterdam on 22.6.45 They returned

A salvo of bombs bursting on the concrete runway of Schipol Aerodrome, Amsterdam. Of the 22 aircraft on the ground 10 are obviously damaged (to the right the main buildings)

An enemy ammunition dump in the Middle East accurately bombed by the R. A. F
An enemy ammunition dump in the Middle East accurately bombed by the R.A.F. The dump contains thousands of bombs hidden under camel thorn far out in the desert

Fires rage in Somalia, Gobwen aerodrome in Middle East, desert after air strikes by R. A
Fires rage in Somalia, Gobwen aerodrome in Middle East, desert after air strikes by R.A.F aircrafts during Second World War. 8th March 1941

Village Hall, Knowsley Village, 28th March 1950

Village School, Knowsley Village, 28th March 1950

Knowsley Road, Knowsley Village, showing the village green at the junction of School Lane, Knowsley, 24th March 1950

Appleby in Westmorland, Market Town, Cumbria, North West, England, 21st October 1938

Tythebarn Lane, Knowsley Village, 24th March 1950

Cottages on Church Road, Knowsley Village, with church in background, 24th March 1950

Anti-aircraft shells burst over Southern England trying to repel another air raid by the Luftwaffe during the Battle of Britain. Circa July 1940

Channel air battles during Second World War. Another German aircraft goes down to the water in the channel air battle on. 19th July 1940

Bombing Raid on Burma Front. Photograph taken from one of the attacking liberators during the raid shows the brilliant glare of an ammunition dump that blew up

German airman bails out in the Battle of Britain after hes aircraft was shot down. Circa July 1940

A fort at the eastern entrance to the port of Cherbourg. Picture taken by a cameraman of the R.A.F. film production unit flying in a Mosquito aircraft at 200 feet on reconnaissance over Cherbourg

Ward B3 at Rubery Hill Hospital, Birmingham, 11th August 1969

Rubery Hill Hospital, Birmingham, 7th August 1990

British Bombers over Venice: This photograph taken during a night attack on targets near Venice shows an oil refinery and oil storage depot at Porto Marghera

Marauders of the U.s Air Force blasting the Italian port of Piombino on the the Ligurian
Marauders of the U.S Air Force blasting the Italian port of Piombino on the the Ligurian Sea, 105 miles northwest of Rome

R. A. F IN ICELAND. Activities of the R. A. F. in Iceland main outpost of the R. A. F
R.A.F IN ICELAND. Activities of the R.A.F. in Iceland main outpost of the R.A.F. effort in the battles of the Atlantic. Hudsons in flight. 5th December 1941

The Tactical Air Force gave full scale support to the consolidation of the Eight Army Sangro River Bridgeheads. (Picture) Bombs from aircraft of the Tactical Bomber Force showering roads

The bombing of Caproni workshops at Mai Edaga by the Royal Air Force on February 16th. Heavy damage was caused to the hangers, buildings and workshops

This official photo of Naples shows damage inflicted in recent R. A. F. bombing attacks
This official photo of Naples shows damage inflicted in recent R.A.F. bombing attacks. In the dotted area embracing a railway siding near the central railway junction o the pints A-A indicate a

Beau-fighters Torpedo Emery Ships. (Picture) two heavily laden merchant ships were hit by torpedoes and at least three others, in addition to all five in the escort vessels

R. A. F Bombing of Maleme Aerodrome In Crete. Maleme aerodrome
R.A.F Bombing of Maleme Aerodrome In Crete. Maleme aerodrome, Crete after the Germans had made their invasion with airborne troops

Thousands of Allied Naval Craft Karat ferry to and from the beachhead in Northern France form an impressive picture, taken from a B-26 Marauder of the Ninth US Air Force which was on its way to bomb

Men and assault vehicles storm the beaches at Normandy, Northern France as Allied landing craft make a dent in the German defences

End of Italian seaplane. As the result of an encounter with an R. A
End of Italian seaplane. As the result of an encounter with an R.A.F fighter patrol off Tripoli cost the Italian reconnaissance plane - a Cant. Z. 506 was shot down into the sea in flames

Fleet air arm over Norwegian coast. Skua aircraft of the fleet air arm attack on an emery supply ship off the Norwegian coast

Skuas of the fleet air arm attack oil tanks and Admiralty Jetty at Dolvik near Bergen, as announced in Admiralty communique on August 8th. All our aircraft returned safely

Fleet Air Arm Shatter Emery Convoy. As the aircraft turned for home a troopship (centre, near shore) with bows only showing, is still burning, hiding an armed trawler on fire. Circa August 1940

This is a official record of aerial combats which were taken by the camera gun fitted to Hurricanes and Spitfires. These cameras

Dawn patrol during the Battle of Britain, when Germany attempted to bomb the British people into submission was defeated by the pilots and planes of fighter command, Royal Air Force

The first picture of daylight raid by Sterling bombers. The Short Stirling was a British four-engined heavy bomber of the Second World War

Snow in April. Snow scenes in Tadworth, Surrey. Tadworth is a large suburban village in Surrey in the south-east of the Epsom Downs, part of the North Downs

US Military Forces, Tank Killer Attack Helicopter at Dhahran Airbase, Saudi Arabia, September 1990

US Military Forces, Surveillance Camera Helicopter at Dhahran Airbase, Saudi Arabia, September 1990

View of Stockton from the roof of the Swallow Hotel. 1973

An Aerial photograph of Durham Cathedral, County Durham, North East England. Durham is a historic city and the county town of County Durham in North East England

An Aerial photograph of Durham, County Durham, North East England. Durham is a historic city and the county town of County Durham in North East England

Picture shows the city of Durham, as it looks from the main tower of Durham Cathedral. This picture shows the Framwellgate Bridge which became pedestrian in the early 1970s

Port Sunlight Works and Part of Village, Merseyside, Circa 1914

Port Sunlight Works, Merseyside, Circa 1914

The Central, Public House in Middlesbrough, Teesside, Monday 28th July 1997

Aerial of Port Sunlight Village, Merseyside, 1st March 1956

Kirkby Industrial Estate, Merseyside, Thursday 26th June 1975

Kirkby Town bus terminal in Cherryfield Drive, Kirkby, Saturday 24th December 1966. Also pictured, Westminster Bank

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