I have always been fascinated by the stories of animals in wartime, both those in service and those used as mascots and companions. The photos I’ve colourised show a mixture of the two, and whilst some of the animals are undoubtedly heroes for the part they played, it is hard to forget that they are also victims of human war, and no animals had a choice to be there.

I have always been fascinated by the stories of animals in wartime, both those in service and those used as mascots and companions. The photos I’ve colourised show a mixture of the two, and whilst some of the animals are undoubtedly heroes for the part they played, it is hard to forget that they are also victims of human war, and no animals had a choice to be there.

I have always been fascinated by the stories of animals in wartime, both those in service and those used as mascots and companions. The photos I’ve colourised show a mixture of the two, and whilst some of the animals are undoubtedly heroes for the part they played, it is hard to forget that they are also victims of human war, and no animals had a choice to be there.

I have always been fascinated by the stories of animals in wartime, both those in service and those used as mascots and companions. The photos I’ve colourised show a mixture of the two, and whilst some of the animals are undoubtedly heroes for the part they played, it is hard to forget that they are also victims of human war, and no animals had a choice to be there.

I have always been fascinated by the stories of animals in wartime, both those in service and those used as mascots and companions. The photos I’ve colourised show a mixture of the two, and whilst some of the animals are undoubtedly heroes for the part they played, it is hard to forget that they are also victims of human war, and no animals had a choice to be there.

I have always been fascinated by the stories of animals in wartime, both those in service and those used as mascots and companions. The photos I’ve colourised show a mixture of the two, and whilst some of the animals are undoubtedly heroes for the part they played, it is hard to forget that they are also victims of human war, and no animals had a choice to be there.

I have always been fascinated by the stories of animals in wartime, both those in service and those used as mascots and companions. The photos I’ve colourised show a mixture of the two, and whilst some of the animals are undoubtedly heroes for the part they played, it is hard to forget that they are also victims of human war, and no animals had a choice to be there.

I have always been fascinated by the stories of animals in wartime, both those in service and those used as mascots and companions. The photos I’ve colourised show a mixture of the two, and whilst some of the animals are undoubtedly heroes for the part they played, it is hard to forget that they are also victims of human war, and no animals had a choice to be there.

I have always been fascinated by the stories of animals in wartime, both those in service and those used as mascots and companions. The photos I’ve colourised show a mixture of the two, and whilst some of the animals are undoubtedly heroes for the part they played, it is hard to forget that they are also victims of human war, and no animals had a choice to be there.