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Members of a army bomb disposal squad placing an explosive charge around the fuse of an unexploded German bomb in a London Park prior to detonation. Circa September 1940
UFO, TV Series. Actresses from the science fiction series about an alien invasion of Earth, pictured during photo-call to promote the series outside Hall of Memories, Birmingham, 15th September 1970
Sports Day at Keep Hatch Primary School, Wokingham, July 1980
The Flower class corvette HMS Camellia (K31) getting up steam before escorting a convoy across the North Atlantic. December 1941
Mosquito B Mark IV Series 2, DZ313, seen here during a test flight shortly before delivery to No. 105 Squadron RAF at RAF Marham, St Faith, Norfolk 14th September 1942
Two De Havilland Mosquito bomber planes from the No. 140 Wing RAF of the Second TacticalTwo De Havilland Mosquito bomber planes from the No.140 Wing RAF of the Second Tactical Air Force attack the Gestapo headquarters housed in the University of Aarhus in Denmark during the Second World
Picture taken from the Mediterranean Sea taken on board USS Mackenzie, one of the escorting US destroyers, during the successful bombardment of enemy batteries, dumps and roads to the west of Gaeta
A typical paratroop of Airborne Forces, complete with rubber crash helmet and Thompson machine gun, taking part in a training exercise in the English countryside during the Second World War
The British Advance east of Tilly in Normandy, Northern France during the Second World War. Following a heavy opening barrage on 25th June
Jacqueline Darcy, twenty three year old of the French Resistance (third right), who forged more than three hundred identity cards
The British Navy has played no small part in the British success in the Western Desert. The Mediterranean fleet has bombarded the ports of Libya
Members of the Bomb disposal squad measuring the length of a time delayed bomb taken from a shop in Brixton Hill, South London during the Second World War. Circa 1940
The RAF is fighting in Greece and playing no small part in the successes against the Italian forces. An RAF Sunderland Flying Boat over the Isles of Greece. 28th December 1940
Aerial view of B17 Fortress bombers of the US 8th Air Force plastering another Nazi fighter base at the Amiens-Glisy aerodrome in Northern France at the end of a month that saw the Anglo-American air
British destroyers in the vital Mediterranean area get plenty of action. Between the attacks on enemy aircraft and submarines, they practice the arts of sea warfare
An armoured regiment overhauling one of their tanks Sherman for further battle against The German army in the Caen sector of Northern France during the Second World War. July 1944
A Sherman Firefly 1C Tank of the 11th Armoured Division leads a column of tanks through Gemert, Holland. 26th September 1944
R. A. F Coastal Command Sunderland kills U BoatR.A.F Coastal Command Sunderland kills U Boat. Sighting his first U boat after more than 500 hours of flying with R.A.F. Coastal Command, Flying Officer W.B Tilley, of Melbourne, Victoria
The new fighter of the R. A. F. the Mustang, this American built aircraft is nowThe new fighter of the R.A.F. the Mustang, this American built aircraft is now being used for low level attacks on occupied countries
Starving Dutch population bombed with food -- streaming from the bomb bay of a low-flying B-17 Flying Fortress of U.S. EIGTH AIR FORCE Ss 390th Bomb Group are cases of U.S
When the Army makes an assault landing in enemy occupied country, it is a well known fact that the Royal Navy convoy the men in assault landing craft
Corporal Burns, of Stockport, Cheshire, at the head of a forward patrol column, probes through the Burma swampland. Circa April/May 1945
A badly damaged Boeing B-17F-5-BO Flying Fortress, 41-24406, All American IIIA badly damaged Boeing B-17F-5-BO Flying Fortress, , All American III, after a collision with a German Messerschmitt 109 over Tunis
De Havilland Mosquito FB Mark VIs of No. 248 Squadron RAF seen here attacking a German M class minesweeper and two trawler auxiliaries in the mouth of the Gironde River off Royan, France
American crew members of the 381st Bomb Group return to a Bomber station of the U. SAmerican crew members of the 381st Bomb Group return to a Bomber station of the U.S. Air Force, somewhere in England after leading a flight to Berlin in their B-17 Flying Fortress plane
This picture shows the new armoured cars which a famous cavalry regiment has been equipped and which have been aptly christened Ironsides. They are very fast and can negotiate rough country
The General Post Office Home Guard has a large number of "veterans"The General Post Office Home Guard has a large number of " veterans" of the last war in its ranks. Well equipped
Two Prefabricated Ports, each as big as Gibraltar were manufactured in Britain in sections, towed across the Channel, and set down off the coast of Normandy
Ploughing steadily through the broken water, these destroyers of a British flotilla at exercise, give a vivid impression of the power of our navy. Circa October 1940
British Cruisers world-wide task. Cruisers like those have added another great chapter to Naval History with this weeks action against the Italians in the Mediterranean
Six-inch guns crew of H. M.s Jamaica. Jamaica is adopted by the Borough of BristolSix-inch guns crew of H.M.S Jamaica. Jamaica is adopted by the Borough of Bristol. March 1944
Radiolocation stretches out far beyond Britains shores to send back warnings of the approach of enemy aircraft. A headquarters, the radiolocators messages, and those of the Royal Observer Corps
Liberated Paris. General de Gaulle has toured liberated Paris laying a wreath on the tomb of the Unknown Warrior, walking down the Champs Elysees
British Armys new self propelled bridges. It is now revealed that two new bridging methods have been used by the British Army in Europe
The aircraft carrier HMS Formidable seen from the quarter deck of the battleship HMS Warspite at sea. August 1942
Operation Pluto (pipe-lines under the ocean). First pictures. One of the greatest supply stories of the war is now being told for the first time
Prefabricated Ports. Two Prefabricated Ports each as big as Gibraltar were manufactured in Britain, in sections, towed across the channel, and set down off the coast of Normandy
Members of the French Resistance in Corsica. November 1943
Servicing commandos of the RAF have a busy time on the Normandy airfields assembling rocket projectiles for the Typhoons. July 1944
The Fairey Swordfish, a torpedo bomber biplane designed by the Fairey Aviation Company and W.S. Hunt and used by the Fleet Air Arm of the Royal Navy. 13th August 1944
Consolidated PBY Catalina, an American flying boat, operating with RAF Coastal Command. 12th April 1941. (Embargo date). Pictured in flight, showing one of the gun turrets open
Royal Navy, Human Torpedo, 19th April 1944 (Embargo date). A manned rideable submarine diver propulsion vehicle
Land Army Girls out and about in Reading. Circa 1942
The LDV platoon of Messers Serpells, Reading. March off for a Sunday morning parade. 10th July 1940
The enormous scale of the blast and pressure effect from the atomic bomb dropped on Nagasaki can be seen in the remains of the Mitsubishi steel works factory
One of the few structures to be left standing in the Japanese city of Hiroshima following the dropping of the " Little Boy" atomic bomb on Monday 6th August 1945
A flame throwing Bren Gun carrier named a "Wasp"A flame throwing Bren Gun carrier named a " Wasp" during training exercises at a tactical training school somewhere in India
A Royal Navy officer and rating looking across the centre of damage at Hiroshima several weeks after the dropping of the " Little Boy" atomic bomb on Monday 6th August 1945
