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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
Fashion - hats. In the style of a steel helmet. Picture taken 19th October 1940
The Battle of Imphal-Kohima March - July 1944: The remains of Japanese dead, equipment and caved-in bunkers on Scraggy Hill which was captured by 10th Gurkha rifles in fierce fighting in the Shenam
Members of the volunteer Overseas Contingent of the National Fire Service have issued with special kit in readiness for service
These people have taken heed of the Minister of Home Securitys warning to " prepare for winter raids". They have made a refuge room with a Morrison shelter in it
Canteens conducted by the various services of the Army are " homes from home" for Canadian lads in uniform. Here they gather in the evening to join in song
The King has approved the institution of flags for the National Fire Service and the Civil Defence (general) Services. The National Fire Service flag is quarterly blue and red
A bombed school near London. Rescue workers at night, continue their search for life at a school hit in a German air raid. Picture taken 21st January 1943
Site of a bombed and destroyed pub, next to Selfridges Department Store in London, off Oxford Street. Picture taken 27th April 1945
In a Combined Operation on the night 27th and 28th February 1942, joint forces of the Royal Navy, the Army and the Royal Air Force attacked an destroyed an important German radio location post at
The Royal Air Force of the Middle East Command bombed the aerodrome at Asmara on the 19th February 1941.Bombs were dropped on buildings and hangars, causing much damage. Picture shows: 2
HMS Kelly returns to the River Tyne after being torpedoed off the coast of Norway on the 10th May 1940
British forces entered Addis Ababa on 5th April 1941 having advanced more than 1800 miles in less than 60 days. Picture shows
A four story house, now a wreck after it was hit in a German Air raid. Clydeside, Glasgow - Scotland. Picture taken 20th March 1941
Picture taken during the Allied Army journey to the East Bank of the Rhine. Horse and Hamilcar gliders were towed by Halifax and Stirling aircraft of the RAF
A K Class destroyer cutting across the wake of HMS Kelvin during a patrol of the Western Approaches. Circa May 1940
The choir boys of All Saints, Choir School, St Marys Oxford, gave a recital of carols and songs to the work people of Morris Works, Cowley, Oxford, during their lunch hour
A mine is lifted out from the sea and put on the deck of a vessel. Picture taken circa 1st January 1942. Actual date unknown
Wounded soldiers go on a river outing, organised by a factory. Toothless Taffy (right) raises a smile. Picture taken 13th May 1946
Soldiers recovering in hospital help one of the nurses pick flowers in the grounds. Location, near London. Picture taken 5th May 1942
A thanksgiving celebration at The Queensbury Club, Soho, London, after war is over. Picture taken 25th November 1945
Lieutenant corporal William Pike, his wife and their son William John, outside their bombed out house. He has just returned to Britain after two years away. A union jack proudly flies behind them
Westminster Hospital. London A scene during the Blitz. (Sept 1940- May 1941) London would endure the most terrible of air raids throughout December of this year. Picture taken 19th December 1940
The Post Office is never far from the front line in this war. The day after the battle of Hobok in Abyssinia, South African troops were getting their mail from the field Post Office that was
Making dug outs in Shepherds Bush, West London. Picture taken 5th March 1946
Members of the RAF entertain the children at a childrens hospital. Location unknown. Picture taken 19th July 1941
Notice put up for anybody visiting Folkstone, Kent. The town is being shelled in one of many air raids across Britain in The Blitz. Picture taken 23rd October 1940
National Fire Service (NFS) in their own church within the fire station at St Johns College, Highbury, North London. Picture taken 19th March 1944
Triumphant South African troops coming through the entrance to Hobok Fort in Abyssinia a few hours after its capture. 2nd February 1941
Farm hand youth sleeping quarters on a farm. Picture taken 15th September 1943
British Army, a fellow soldier adjust the lady doll to his comrades gun. She is a mascot, one of many that were employed as good luck charms in World War Two
Wounded British Army personnel, from local hospitals in Norfolk are entertained on by The Norfolk Broads Yacht Club, and area of Wroxham
RAF (Royal Airforce) wounded, in training with football to help them back to strength. Picture taken 10th October 1943
Oberleutnant Warner Voigt, aged 25, pictured amongst British army in Dover, Kent. He landed his plane on the way back to Germany as he feared he would not make it over the channel to home
Various ladies, - name unknown. It is possible these ladies are meeting the prime minister, but this i snot confirmed. Picture taken 29th September 1943
A contingent of South African troops arrive in East Africa to swell the ranks of the Allied troops fighting there. A Bar gun section mounted on cycles. November 1940
Shepherd Tom Goodban with his sheep. Dover, Kent. Picture taken 1st October 1944
The decks of HMS Milne are awash as she ploughs through heavy seas in the North Atlantic. Circa December 1943
Firefighters busy on board HMS Formidable after a Japanese suicide plane had crashed on to the flight deck whilst she was operating off the Sakishima Islands in support of the Okinawa landings
The new armoured cars with which a famous Cavalry Regiment has bean equipped and which have been aptly christened " Ironsides"
People of Dover flying the union jack flag. Picture taken 1st October 1944
The Womens Auxiliary Air Force (WaF) doing some stepping stones fitness. Some in England. Picture taken 8th September 1941
Tests of the new table-type indoor air raid shelter. A two-storey house was brought down by explosives to reproduce the collapse of such a house caused by a heavy bomb falling close by
Aircraft carriers HMS Illustrious and HMS Formidable escorted by HMS Warspite, three capital ships that form part of the Royal Navys Eastern Fleet July 1942
In May 1940, just a month before the Battle of Britain, a small group of local Defence Volunteers from Nottingham and the surrounding districts
A bombed school near London. Helpers form a change and a tug war rope to remove wreckage. Picture taken 20th January 1943
An observation balloon Picture taken 6th October 1939
Firefighters on board HMS Formidable inspect the wreckage and dampen down the fire after a Japanese suicide plane had crashed on to the flight deck whilst she was operating off the Sakishima Islands
