Men Only Collection (page 14)

British infantry on leave arrive at a British park during the Second World War. 2nd January 1945

British soldiers returned in Syria. A group of returned prisoners in a very cheerful mood. 5th August 1941

Four fighter pilots of the Ninth Air Force. Left to right: 1st Lt. William M. Haynes, 2nd lt. Lloyd M. Bruce, 2nd Lt. James E. Hill, and 1st Lt. Walter Mckinney. 7th May 1944

The War Cabinet. Standing: Arthur Greenwood, Ernest Bevin, Lord Beaverbrook, Sir Kingsley Wood. Sitting: Sir John Anderson, Winston Churchill, Clement Attlee, Anthony Eden. Circa 1939

Free French Infantry carry off arms and ammunition from a knocked out German truck. 19th September 1944

The first picture showing the British War Cabinet together. Back row, L-R: Sir Kingsley Wood (Secretary of State for Air), Mr Winston Churchill (First Lord of the Admiralty)

Members of the personal staff having breakfast at General Headquarters on the Western Front. Circa 1940s

A lecture in theoretical work in progress for men who are being trained for the aircraft and other industries at a Government Training Centre in the North. 21st February 1940

A priest conducts a service in France to troops during the Second World War. 6th October 1939

L-R: Sir Harold G. Howitt, DSO, MC, FCA (Additional Member); Air-marshal Sir Christopher L. Courtney, KCB, CBE, DSO (Air Member for Supply and Organisation); Air-marshal Sir P

Young miners who have been unable to follow their trade training at the North East marine school as part of the munitions industry. 22nd November 1940

Troops of the South African Medical Corps break from the desert campaign and spend time by the ocean. 22nd July 1941

The demolition of the German army has started. First men to be released were some thirty thousand farm workers. These pictures show some of the men passing through one of the any Demob centres

A blackboard lecture on parachutists by Lieutenant Ewart Evans to men of the Welch Regiment. Circa January 1942

Mr George Hall, MP opening a British Restaurant with Mr Edmund Hill Snook. 28th March 1942

Royal Indian Navy hunts Japanese off Arakan Coast. (Picture) As towns along the Kaladan river Arakan are liberated villagers row out to greet our ships flying the Burma flag. 30th January 1945

Two important Americans in China talk with Chiang at a Chung Ping tea Colonel Claire L. Chennault (left) is head of the American Volunteer Group which has covered itself with glory in the fighting

Canadian M. Ps see Winnie. A party of six Canadian members of Parliament
Canadian M.Ps see Winnie. A party of six Canadian members of Parliament, Messrs. W. Ross MacDonald, A.G Slacht, A. Fournier, H. Jackman, H.J Caldwell and J.H

Bristol Rovers train outside the snowbound Eastville Stadium. 23 January 1963

Workers feeding tobacco leaf in to machines at the start of the cigarette manufacture in the Players cigarette factory, Nottingham. 20th April 1933

Workers on the Gloria assembly line in the Triumph car factory in Coventry. 23rd September 1931

Motor-cyclists of the 4th Royal Northumberland Fusiliers, on parade for inspection. 15th June 1939

A Sergeant instructor demonstrating to recruits the working of a Bren-Gun, At a camp in Derbyshire. Circa 1939

ARP Wardens testing gas masks at gas chamber, Lincoln 7 November 1938

The Wright Brothers seen arriving in New York following their tour of Europe to demonstrate their aircraft. Circa June 1909

Wilbur Wright seen here with his pupil Paul Tissandier at Pau, where the Wright brothers are demonstrating their heavier than air machine. 3rd February 1909

Edward L Fisher the last recruit to enrol in the 48th Division Signals at their HQ Cateswell House, Hall Green, Birmingham, bring the Division up to wartime strength

Unidentified Scottish Battalion of the British Expeditionary Force seen here boarding a train bound for a south coast port for embarkation for France. Circa 12th September 1939

Munitions Men handling the latest sound detector. 24th October 1939

Fire exercise at Sudbury Town near Wembley, cottages were demolished by bomb fire also volunteers rescued dummies etc..from collapsed buildings. 1st May 1939

New recruits soon get into their stride and swing along smartly on the Parade ground, Normanton Barracks, Derby. 15th January 1940

Trench digging in the London parks. A. P.s the busy scene in Kingston gardens today
Trench digging in the London parks. A.P.S the busy scene in Kingston gardens today where trenches were being dug. 27th September 1938

Members of the Paignton Pig Swill group. During the Second World War the public were encouraged to supplement meagre food rations by, among other things, keeping pigs

Members of the Esher Auxiliary Fire Service parade with their Coventry Climax pump at a demonstration of civil defence and ARP procedures at Sandown Park April 1939

Members of the Auxiliary Fire Service seen here during a demonstration of civil defence at Sundown Park. April 1939

Soldiers of the 30th Surrey Searchlight Regiment an air defence unit of Britains Territorial Army. Seen here waving to relatives as they depart their Surbiton Road barracks in Kingston Upon Thames

Members of the ARP demonstrate how to deal with a suspected gas attack during a series of civil defence demonstration at Sandown Park April 1939

Militiamen in training 27th July 1939 Militiamen seen here at Oswestry camp receiving training on different types of anti-aircraft gun

Lined up for the first roll call of their six monthsservice at Whittington Barracks, these young militiamen do not look as though they are finding it much of an ordeal

Militiamen in training 15th July 1939 Militiamen seen here at Whittington Barracks, Lichfield receiving basic training. The Militiamen were the result of The Military Training Act 1939 which was an

Militiamen in training 27th July 1939 Militiamen seen here at Oswestry camp receiving basic training. The Militiamen were the result of The Military Training Act 1939 which was an Act of Parliament

Some of the Militiamen from Birmingham and the Midlands arriving at Whittington barracks, Lichfield, this morning, to begin their six months training 15th July 1939 The Militiamen were the result of

Militiamen in training at Oswestry camp. 27th July 1939 The Militiamen were the result of The Military Training Act 1939 which was an Act of Parliament passed by the Conservative administration on 26

Militiamen in training 27th July 1939 On parade at Oswestry camp.in the background are several classes on different types of anti-aircraft gun

Hamilton Robb Ltd. Riverside factory Portadown, Armagh. Yarns being treated in the bleach house before being sent forward for weaving. 18th April 1929

Unemployment march in Newcastle. 29th September 1931

Workers assembling an engine at the Moskvitch car plant in Moscow. 12th July 1962

Liverpool dockers. Circa 1969

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