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WAAF cine-projectionist preparing a 16mm sound projector, RAF Ford, Sussex, England, United Kingdom, 1940sWAAF mechanics M. Agnew, M. H. Arnott, and C. W. Fraser inspecting a M.19 Master II aircraft at RAF Errol, Scotland, United Kingdom, 1940sWAAF members having a meal, possibly RAF Bridgnorth, Stanmore, England, United Kingdom, 1942WAAF personnel and ground crew members waving off Pilot Officer W. H. Eager RCAF and his crew of a Lancaster B Mark I bomber of No. 61 Squadron RAF, RAF Syerston, Flintham, Nottinghamshire, England, United Kingdom, 1942-1943; this bomber was later lost during a raid on Mannheim, Germany on 10 Aug 1943
WAAF cine-projectionist preparing a 16mm sound projector, RAF Ford, Sussex, England, United Kingdom, 1940sWAAF mechanics M. Agnew, M. H. Arnott, and C. W. Fraser inspecting a M.19 Master II aircraft at RAF Errol, Scotland, United Kingdom, 1940sWAAF members having a meal, possibly RAF Bridgnorth, Stanmore, England, United Kingdom, 1942WAAF personnel and ground crew members waving off Pilot Officer W. H. Eager RCAF and his crew of a Lancaster B Mark I bomber of No. 61 Squadron RAF, RAF Syerston, Flintham, Nottinghamshire, England, United Kingdom, 1942-1943; this bomber was later lost during a raid on Mannheim, Germany on 10 Aug 1943
WAAF recruit C. F. Garnet attending a training course, possibly RAF Bridgnorth, Shropshire, England, United Kingdom, 1942WAAF recruits listening to a lecture on centrifugal force and torque motors, possibly RAF Bridgnorth, Shropshire, England, United Kingdom, 1942African-American steward serving Caucasian-American officers aboard a US destroyer, Londonderry, Northern Ireland, United Kingdom, Jan 1942British and American sailors greeting each other, Londonderry, Northern Ireland, United Kingdom, Jan-Feb 1942
WAAF recruit C. F. Garnet attending a training course, possibly RAF Bridgnorth, Shropshire, England, United Kingdom, 1942WAAF recruits listening to a lecture on centrifugal force and torque motors, possibly RAF Bridgnorth, Shropshire, England, United Kingdom, 1942African-American steward serving Caucasian-American officers aboard a US destroyer, Londonderry, Northern Ireland, United Kingdom, Jan 1942British and American sailors greeting each other, Londonderry, Northern Ireland, United Kingdom, Jan-Feb 1942
Construction at the American Londonderry Naval Base, Londonderry, Northern Ireland, United Kingdom, circa early 1942HMS Ameer at anchor on the Clyde in Greenock, Scotland, United Kingdom, 10 Jan 1942.Bomb dollies bringing bombs to an RAF Boston Bomber at an air base in Britain, Feb 1942Trooper Bill Jones of the British Royal Tank Regiment in the driving seat of a Covenanter tank in Britain, 16 Feb 1942
Construction at the American Londonderry Naval Base, Londonderry, Northern Ireland, United Kingdom, circa early 1942HMS Ameer at anchor on the Clyde in Greenock, Scotland, United Kingdom, 10 Jan 1942.Bomb dollies bringing bombs to an RAF Boston Bomber at an air base in Britain, Feb 1942Trooper Bill Jones of the British Royal Tank Regiment in the driving seat of a Covenanter tank in Britain, 16 Feb 1942
Covenanter cruiser tanks of 2nd (Armoured) Irish Guards of British Guards Armoured Division during an inspection of Southern Command, England, United Kingdom, 3 Mar 1942Covenanter tanks of the 2nd (Armoured) Irish Guards, British Guards Armoured Division during an inspection, Britain, 3 Mar 1942Cruiser Mk V Covenanter III tank, 11 Mar 1942Cruiser USS Wichita at anchor in Scapa Flow, early Apr 1942. Carrier USS Wasp (Wasp-class) is beyond.
Covenanter cruiser tanks of 2nd (Armoured) Irish Guards of British Guards Armoured Division during an inspection of Southern Command, England, United Kingdom, 3 Mar 1942Covenanter tanks of the 2nd (Armoured) Irish Guards, British Guards Armoured Division during an inspection, Britain, 3 Mar 1942Cruiser Mk V Covenanter III tank, 11 Mar 1942Cruiser USS Wichita at anchor in Scapa Flow, early Apr 1942. Carrier USS Wasp (Wasp-class) is beyond.
USS Tuscaloosa in Scapa Flow, Scotland, United Kingdom while she was operating with the British Home Fleet, April 1942. The British heavy cruiser HMS London is in the background.USS Wasp and USS Washington at Scapa Flow, Scotland, United Kingdom, 4 Apr 1942United States Navy Rear Admiral Robert Giffen (left) and Royal Navy Vice-Admiral Alban Curteis aboard HMS Duke of York at Scapa Flow, Scotland, United Kingdom, 5 Apr 1942. Note carrier USS Wasp (Wasp-class).American aircraft carrier USS Wasp (Wasp-class) at anchor in Scapa Flow, Orkney Islands, Scotland, United Kingdom, 6 Apr 1942. Cruiser USS Wichita is seen at right and battleship USS Washington in the center.
USS Tuscaloosa in Scapa Flow, Scotland, United Kingdom while she was operating with the British Home Fleet, April 1942. The British heavy cruiser HMS London is in the background.USS Wasp and USS Washington at Scapa Flow, Scotland, United Kingdom, 4 Apr 1942United States Navy Rear Admiral Robert Giffen (left) and Royal Navy Vice-Admiral Alban Curteis aboard HMS Duke of York at Scapa Flow, Scotland, United Kingdom, 5 Apr 1942. Note carrier USS Wasp (Wasp-class).American aircraft carrier USS Wasp (Wasp-class) at anchor in Scapa Flow, Orkney Islands, Scotland, United Kingdom, 6 Apr 1942. Cruiser USS Wichita is seen at right and battleship USS Washington in the center.

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