Boeing B-29 Superfortress 'Dat's My Boy' ditched on December 13, 1944. At least some of the crew survived and were rescued by a PB-Y. The B-29 apparently stayed afloat all night and had to be sunk by naval gunfire the next day. Reports only say “survivors rescued”
An Australian infantryman enjoying a hot coffee from an Australian Comforts Fund (ACF) stall located near Longueval, France in the winter of circa 1917.
View of the Polish Navy submarine ORP Orzeł leaving Rosyth - port on the east coast of Scotland, to take part in a North Sea patrol, 29th December 1939.
HQ Company 8th East Lancashire Regiment at 'Whizz-Bang Corner', Fonquevillers, Pas-de-Calais during the Winter of 1915.
Second from left, in the leather jacket is Major Beauchamp Henry Butler MaGrath, who was killed in action and buried at nearby Bienvillers-au-Bois on 2 June 1916 aged 43.
(Photo taken by Lieutenant Patrick Koekkoek, Royal Engineers)
(image source - National Army Museum collection)
Colourised and researched by Doug
Soldiers of the Royal Regiment of Canada resting in Blankenberge, Belgium
, 11 September 1944.
Private A. C. Phillips and Corporal Gordon Louis Wristen. The Corporal unfortunately was killed on October 3, 1944 and was buried at Schoonselhof War Cemetery, I.D.23.
Library and Archives Canada - PA-116730
Colourised by Reinout of RDB Colors
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