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Private W Stack of No. 9 Commando at Anzio, equipped for a patrol with a Browning pistol, 5 March 1944.

Private W Stack of No. 9 Commando at Anzio, equipped for a patrol with a Browning pistol, 5 March 1944.

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Public Warning

Public Warning

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Publicity shot purporting to show the captain of a Boeing Fortress Mark II holding a final conference with his crew before take off.

Publicity shot purporting to show the captain of a Boeing Fortress Mark II holding a final conference with his crew before take off.

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Queen Elizabeth, King George VI and Princess Elizabeth with Royal Air Force Bomber Command

Queen Elizabeth, King George VI and Princess Elizabeth with Royal Air Force Bomber Command

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Queen Mary's Army Auxiliary Corps Camp 2, Abbeville

Queen Mary's Army Auxiliary Corps Camp 2, Abbeville

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Radio mechanics testing the VHF transmitter/receiver in a Hawker Hurricane Mk I of No. 601 Squadron RAF at Exeter, Devon, November 1940.

Radio mechanics testing the VHF transmitter/receiver in a Hawker Hurricane Mk I of No. 601 Squadron RAF at Exeter, Devon, November 1940.

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RAF armourers load a 250lb bomb into the bomb bay of a Wellington of No 38 Squadron, RAF Shallufa, Egypt, 1942

RAF armourers load a 250lb bomb into the bomb bay of a Wellington of No 38 Squadron, RAF Shallufa, Egypt, 1942

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RAF kite balloons are walked out of No. 1 Airship Shed at Cardington for handling practice by No. 1 Balloon Training Unit, October 1940.

RAF kite balloons are walked out of No. 1 Airship Shed at Cardington for handling practice by No. 1 Balloon Training Unit, October 1940.

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RAF photographers inspect a developed reconnaissance film at a landing ground in Egypt, September 1941.

RAF photographers inspect a developed reconnaissance film at a landing ground in Egypt, September 1941.

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RAF student pilot Jellicoe Scoon, a West Indian from Trinidad, in Parliament Square in London, 26 March 1942.

RAF student pilot Jellicoe Scoon, a West Indian from Trinidad, in Parliament Square in London, 26 March 1942.

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Rain clouds gather over the forest near to Fish Town in River Gee County, Liberia. 2005.

Rain clouds gather over the forest near to Fish Town in River Gee County, Liberia. 2005.

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Rally Round the Flag - Every Fit Man Wanted

Rally Round the Flag - Every Fit Man Wanted

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Ready To Start. Self Portrait, 1917

Ready To Start. Self Portrait, 1917

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Recruiting

Recruiting

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Recruits waiting in a Reception Room

Recruits waiting in a Reception Room

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Red Arrows Display Team with Red, White and Blue Smoke Trails

Red Arrows Display Team with Red, White and Blue Smoke Trails

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Refuelling a Spitfire of No 19 Squadron at Fowlmere during the Battle of Britain, September 1940.

Refuelling a Spitfire of No 19 Squadron at Fowlmere during the Battle of Britain, September 1940.

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Regimental Band

Regimental Band

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Remains of a Mk I 'Male' Tank of 'D' Company on the old Somme battlefield, September 1917.

Remains of a Mk I 'Male' Tank of 'D' Company on the old Somme battlefield, September 1917.

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Remember Dec 7th!

Remember Dec 7th!

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Rocket-armed Fairey Swordfish on a training flight from RNAS St Merryn in Cornwall, 1 August 1944.

Rocket-armed Fairey Swordfish on a training flight from RNAS St Merryn in Cornwall, 1 August 1944.

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Rocket-firing Typhoons at the Falaise Gap, Normandy, 1944

Rocket-firing Typhoons at the Falaise Gap, Normandy, 1944

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Roll call of the 1st Battalion, Lancashire Fusiliers on the afternoon of 1 July 1916, following their assault on Beaumont Hamel during the opening day of the Battle of the Somme.</br></br></br>

Roll call of the 1st Battalion, Lancashire Fusiliers on the afternoon of 1 July 1916, following their assault on Beaumont Hamel during the opening day of the Battle of the Somme.


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Roll Call of the 2nd Battalion, The Seaforth Highlanders, on the afternoon of the first day of the Battle of the Somme near Beaumont Hamel. The insignia on their sleeves indicates that they were part of the attacking force.

Roll Call of the 2nd Battalion, The Seaforth Highlanders, on the afternoon of the first day of the Battle of the Somme near Beaumont Hamel. The insignia on their sleeves indicates that they were part of the attacking force.

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