22nd Dragoons Sherman Crab Flail tank knocked out in the Queen White sector of Sword Beach pictured a day after the Normandy landings on the 7th of June 1944
Men from 'B' Company of the 1st New Guinea Infantry Battalion on board the transport Frances Peat in November 1944 while being transported to the location in Jacquinot Bay area of New Britain where the company established its headquarters. 6th Nov 1944
Commanding Officer of No. 107 Squadron Basil Embry at the controls of a Bristol Blenheim as it flies over a British tanker burning and sinking in the English Channel after it was attacked by Luftwaffe aircraft. 1st Feb 1940
Embry was shot down and captured in May 1940 but managed to escape and return to England that same year, continuing in RAF service and eventually reaching the rank of Air Chief Marshal.
Of note in this image is a fixed rear-firing 0.303" machinegun fitted behind the tailwheel that was a field modification made to 107 Squadron Blenheims.
OTD in 1943, Italy. Having taken cover at the side of the road after their ammunition truck was hit, they afterwards made a dash for a better position. They are Private W. Lee and Private L. Stammers
OTD in 1944, Italy. "These tanks are within range of enemy guns. To protect the tracks and suspension, the tanks have been dug in and sandbagged. Trooper Trowhill of London, Ontario, does a spot of washing beside his sandbagged tank."
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