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War weapons week procession in the South Wales area. October 1940

Men of the East Yorkshire Regiment pictured at a railway station in Gloucestershire, Southern England during the Second World War. Circa 1940

Vice Admiral A. D. Read taking salute at Cardiff Thanksgiving week parade
Vice Admiral A.D. Read taking salute at Cardiff Thanksgiving week parade. 15th October 1945

National Savings Week, Cardiff. Circa 1943

Damaged property in a South Wales town caused by a bomb. Circa 1941

Cardiff air raid damage, De Burgh Street, Neville Street. Cardiff, Wales. Circa 1941

Rhondda War Weapons Week. Circa 1940

Picture shows a group of soldiers and cadets, old and young, in the Hull, East Riding and Yorkshire area of England. **please note

The Canadian Troops Arrive in Britain, waving aloft their rifles. As the troops came ashore they all chanted " Hey hey, the gangs all here!" and shouted " thank you

Invasion exercise in the Cardiff area. April 1942

Damage cause by air raids in Cardiff. Circa 1941

Mark Street, Cardiff, following an air raid. Circa 1941

The indicator shows the success of a National Saving Week at Newport, Wales. March 1942

Indian Troops in camp in Derbyshire. Picture shows The Risalder - Major. A Senior Indian Officer at the camp. Though he is not named in this picture

Damage caused by the air raids in Cardiff, Wales. Circa 1941

Procession at Newport, Wales. February 1942

Men of the East Yorkshire Regiment pictured arriving somewhere in Gloucestershire, Southern England during the Second World War. Circa 1940

Vice Admiral Read opening Cadets thanksgiving week. Circa 1943

ARP demonstration, Cardiff. December 1939

Firemen on a building site during the recent raid on a South Wales town. Circa 1941

A church damaged by Nazi raiders in the outskirts of Cardiff, Wales. Circa 1941

Damage following the Cardiff air raids during World War Two. Circa 1941

War ships week at Newport, Wales. February 1942

The Lord Mayor of Cardiff (Alderman Henry Johns J. P) opening the War Weapons Week
The Lord Mayor of Cardiff (Alderman Henry Johns J.P) opening the War Weapons Week. Circa October 1940

Invasion exercise in and around the Cardiff area. 6th May 1942

Invasion exercise in and around the Cardiff area. Signaller taking a radio message in an armoured car. 6th May 1942

Damage to a house property caused by a bomb which fell in a Welsh town. Circa 1941

Air raid damage at Prospect Drive, Fairwater, Cardiff, Wales. 1941

Picture shows The Home Guard. Hull, Yorkshire, during World War Two. In this picture they are displaying the uniform and kit for each member of the brigade

Cardiff crowd watching "Salute the Soldier". 2nd June 1944
Cardiff crowd watching " Salute the Soldier". 2nd June 1944

Parts of B and D Companies of the East Yorkshire Regiment pictured at an old Cotswold manor at Stow On The World in England during the Second World War. Circa 1940

South Wales invasion exercise closed after the invading force had been riven back to the sea by reinforcements. Picture shows a " hold up" for inspection. October 1941

This is not a war scene from the Malayan jungle, but Home Guard from the Welsh Hills stalking a wood in a recent exercise in the Merthyr area. April 1942

Picture shows a group of Air Cadets in the Hull, East Riding and Yorkshire area of England. There was Royal Air Force Station Driffield or RAF Driffield

A model warship in the Cardiff parade. January 1942

Houses wrecked in the outskirts of Cardiff by Nazi raiders. Cardiff, Wales. Circa 1941

One of the Hawker Hurricane Fighters photographed at Northolt Aerodrome, Northolt, Middlesex, West of London, with a Squadron formation of 9 aircraft flying at low altitude

Scene of destruction showing damage in Kingston Upon Hull after a bombing raid on the city. A car covered in debris from a bombed building. Circa 1941

The Welch Regiment presents arms and salutes the city of Cardiff. Circa 1940

Bren gun in action in the Cardiff area. September 1941

Picture shows some of the Fighter command machines and men who are always ready day and night to take the air and attack Nazi bombers if they appear over the Eastern Counties

One of the many tableaux in Bridgend and District Warship week Procession. November 1941

Church damaged by a Nazi raider on the outskirts of Cardiff, Wales. Circa 1941

Destruction caused by air raids in Cardiff, Wales. February 1941

Procession and crowd at the opening of Cardiffs War Weapons Week, in aid of the war weapons efforts, which up to Thursday (10th October) had reached a total of £ 1, 010, 000. October 1940

Discovery of an unexploded parachute mine in Hull after the Second World War. Navy and Army bomb disposal squads moving the parachute mine from the dredger to a waiting truck. May 1949

Admiral Sir Gerald Dickens among the girls that gave him a cheque for Cardiff Warship Week. January 1942

Sir Robert Webber addressing the gathering at the "Wings for Victory"
Sir Robert Webber addressing the gathering at the " Wings for Victory" Indicator ceremony, when it was announced that the target £ 2, 000, 000 had been passed

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