Portraits of the young fliers, from many nations, who helped save England during the Battle of Britain.
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Photos of crew positions in Halifax LV907
Durante los conflictos bélicos del siglo XX, especialmente las dos Guerras Mundiales, tejer se convirtió en un asunto de capital importancia. Fue doblemente útil: servía para proveer de prendas de …
The first pictures of Flight Sergeant Denis Copping, the wartime pilot who crash-landed his plane in the Sahara and then walked across the sands to his death.
Reproduction WWII Air ministry (RAF - Royal air Force) whistle Marked 293/14/L1795. Used by the RAF & USAAF aircrews during WW2. Made by the original company, in the original factory, on the original machines and using the original dies. It is approx 45mm long x 23mm tall x 19mm wide and made from Nickel (chrome) plated brass. Original, they have just been made 70+ years after the first batch! They are made of brass and steel just as in the originals! Hand aged by us to reflect day to day wear. It has scratches, marks and blemishes and the brass can be seen to be wearing through in many areas. No two will be identical, each one is unique. The ideal gift for the Air Force re-enactor, military collector or military enthusiast, looks great on your A-2 flight jacket, just like the WWII aircrews did!
Many thanks go to Doug Banks and his team – the masters of colourisation. The beauty of these colourised images is that colour, allows you to pick out
Thousands of animals provided comfort and support to servicemen during World War Two.
Historical military photographs of warships and aircraft from Germany United Kingdom and the United States of America USA
After fleeing their home country at the outbreak of World War II, thousands of Polish airmen joined the fight from Britain.
Three female pilots of the Air Transport Auxiliary , assigned to ferrying light trainer aircraft between locations for the RAF during World War II, 10th January 1940. They are at an aerodrome in...
