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Frederick Handley PageSir Frederick Handley Page (1885-1962), aircraft industry pioneer, known as the father of the heavy bomber. During the First World War, he developed the Handley Page O/100
Concealing a British hospital from enemy, WW1Spreading mud on a hospital marquee at Salonika in order that it shall not form an easy target from the sky by enemy bombers. Date: 1916
The might of the Royal Air Force by G. H. DavisThe might of the Royal Air Force, showing the latest types of British fighters and bombers in service at the start of the Second World War
RAF raid on German navy bases by G. H. DavisThe brilliant RAF raid on the German naval bases: a bomb hits a German battleship amidships. A German battleship attacked at Wilhelmshaven by a formation of British bombers swooping out of
Sperry automatic computing gun sight by G. H. DavisA mechanical brain: the Sperry automatic computing gun sight, in use during the Second World War. An invention which enabled US bombers to target a large number of enemy fighters. Date: 1944
Menace of Cloudland by G. H. DavisCumulo-nimbus -- the menace of Cloudland. Majestic masses which were a danger signal to aircraft during the Second World War
Lancasters use low-flying tactics by G. H. DavisLancasters use low-flying tactics in the Le Creusot (Schneider Works, 17 October) and Milan raids (military targets, 24 October) during the Second World War: new problems set for the enemy
Allocation of heavy bombers by G. H. DavisThe transport problems that would arise were heavy bombers switched from Britain to the Middle East during the Second World War
Fighter bombers v. dive bombers by G. H. DavisFighter bombers versus dive bombers during the Second World War: operational methods defined. The dive bomber is vulnerable to fighter attack -- the fighter bomber is a more versatile weapon
Bomber force panorama by G. H. Davis1000 bombers: a panorama showing the Allied bomber force which attacked the Rhineland and Western Germany, at the rate of ten bombers per minute
Havoc aircraft shoot down enemy bombers by G. H. DavisNight intruders during the Second World War: Havocs (the renamed Douglas Boston) strike at German bombers returning home. Date: 1942
Auxiliary fuel tanks for increasing range by G. H. DavisIncreasing aircraft range: auxiliary fuel tanks fitted to fighters and bombers, essential to long-range air attacks during the Second World War. Date: 1942
Malta, target of German bombers, by G. H. DavisA British stronghold in the Mediterranean during the Second World War: Malta, the target of German dive-bombers. The British naval and air base commanding the Sicilian Straits
Middle East warfare by G. H. DavisMiddle East warfare during the Second World War: rival fighters, bombers and flying boats. A comparison of rival military aircraft in the Middle East
Number of planes needed to land 1000 men by G. H. DavisThe enormous number of planes needed to land even 1000 men in Britain by air. A schematic drawing showing the fleet of aircraft needed to carry even 1000 men for an aerial invasion
Successful Heligoland raid by G. H. DavisA daring exploit by the RAF: the successful Heligoland raid. The intensive pattern attack by Wellington bombers on Heligoland: aircraft diving down on German warships
Aerial gunpower in 1940 by G. H. DavisThe aerial gunpower of Britain, France and Germany: the armament of the bombers and fighters now in action. Machine gun versus canon
Ranges of RAF bombers by G. H. DavisThe tremendous range of RAF bombers pictorially shown. The uninterrupted increase in British bombers ranges since 1918, down to the Vickers Wellington
Aerial map-making by G. H. DavisA revolution in aerial map making during the Second World War: perspective maps for airmen. Used as an aid to air navigators and air bombers in precision bombing. Date: 1943
Night attacks on Germany by G. H. DavisBackground to an 800-bomber raid: the vast organisation behind every big night attack on Germany during the Second World War
Air attack and defence at sea by G. H. DavisMethods of air attack and defence at sea explained: showing how the Navy has countered the bomber. The main forms of air attack on warships: height-bombing and dive-bombing
British bombers with folding wings 1918Built before the Gothas, British bombers with fold out wings. Reducing space, necessary for storage. Date: 1918
Round the clock with a bomber squadron: planning opsRound the clock with a bomber squadron: planning operations on the enemy - the start and return. The bomber pilot and captain finds his squadron is down for operations
Round the clock with a bomber squadron. The bomber pilot and captain starts his day with a wash; he sets out with his crew on the back of a vehicle; the crew climb a ladder to board the aircraft
Ground crews and heavy bombers by G. H. DavisBackground to a raid on Berlin: the ground crews who keep British heavy bombers in the air during the Second World War. Showing the vital maintenance work carried out at a British bomber base
German air raiders caught out by G. H. DavisHow German air raiders are caught in the toils of British defence during the Second World War. The effect of the anti-aircraft barrage on raiding bombers
New German air raid tactics by G. H. DavisNew German air raid tactics during the Second World War, forced upon them by RAF victories: huge fighter escorts for a few bombers. Date: 1940
Air raid conditions by G. H. DavisAir raid sky lore: conditions helping or frustrating bombers during the Second World War. Date: 1940
Finns v. Russian tanks by G. H. DavisFinns v. Russian tanks: bombing from pits under the snow during the Second World War. How Finnish bombers get to close quarters with tanks by hiding in camouflaged pits
British night bombers by G. H. DavisBritish night bombers encounter flaming onions, as in the raid on Sylt -- a type of incendiary anti-aircraft shell used in the First World War, reintroduced by the Germans in the Second World War
Hampden bombers in aircraft factory, WWIIHampden bombers well advanced on the production line in a British aircraft factory in November 1939. Date: 1939
Handley Page bombers in production, WWIIBig Handley Page bombers in various stages of construction. In the foreground may be seen rear wing sections being added to the main spar of the wing spread
Bomb damage to the centre court at WimbledonDamage caused to the stands at Wimbledon after an air raid by German bombers. 1940
Painting the Embassy roof with a Union Flag, Madrid; SpanishPhotograph showing British Embassy staff painting their roof the colours of the Union Jack, in an attempt to signify their neutral presence to Nationalist bombers during the Spanish Civil War
WW2 - Aircraft of the Free French Lorraine Squadron, LibyaWW2 - Blenheim Mk. IV Aircraft of the Free French Lorraine Squadron, Libya (RAF No. 342 Squadron). Date: circa 1943
WW1 - Whippet Tanks with air support - Western FrontWW1 - Tank Corps - Whippet Tanks with air support attack German positions on the Western Front. Date: circa 1917
Three Fairey Battle Aircraft on patrol - WWIIThree Fairey Battle Aircraft on patrol over France during WWII. These aircraft entered service in 1937 - 2419 were built, production ceasing in 1941
Two Junkers Ju86A-1 bombers 33+C24 and 33+D24Two Junkers Ju86A-1 bombers, 33+C24 and 33+D24
Vickers Wellington I bombers in formation
Vickers Wellington I bombers in formation including L4288Vickers Wellington I bombers in formation, including L4288
Blue Steel scale models were tested from Vickers Valiant bombers in Britain and Australia
Vulcan aircraft crashCrash of Vulcan Mk 1, VX770, RAF Syerston, Notts, 20 Sept. 1958 (1) Date: 20th September 1958
Gotha raid on Paris. First World WarGotha raid on Paris. 30-31 January 1918 - Avenue de la Grande Armee. The Gotha was a German heavy bomber used in the First World War. 1918
German bomberThe German Bomber, Friedrichshafen Gill, at the Ljungbyhed airfield, Sweden 1919. Date: 1919
German Gotha G. I heavy bombers, WW1German Gotha G.I heavy bombers, introduced in 1915 and used during the First World War. Seen here on an airfield, with various people posing for the photograph. Date: 1915-1918
Italian SIA 7B1 biplane bombers with Fiat engines, WW1A long row of Italian SIA 7B1 biplane reconnaissance bombers with Fiat A12 engines, standing on an airfield during the First World War. Date: 1917
The Czech AirforceAn airfield, crammed with the planes of the Czech Airforce. Date: circa 1920s
RAF navigators map of FrankfurtOrdance survey map of Germany around Frankfurt, showing the location of Cologne (Koln), Koblenz, Frankfurt and other towns and cities in the area, compiled and drawn at the War Office