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Franklin. E. Smith hose coupling, WW2A Franklin.E. Smith hose coupling in the drill yard of LFB HQ
NFS sub-station mess hall, WW2NFS firefighters taking a meal break in a sub-station mess hall
NFS sub-station with external baking oven in yard, WW2NFS fire officer inspecting the results from the baking oven in the yard of a sub-station
NFS sub-station with external baking oven in yard, WW2NFS cooks using a brick-built baking oven in the yard of a sub-station
NFS sub-station with external baking oven in yard, WW2NFS firefighter and cooks using a brick-built baking oven in the yard of a sub-station
NFS sub-station with baking oven in yard, WW2A National Fire Service sub-station with an external baking oven in yard
London Fire Brigade fireboat Massey Shaw underwayThe Massey Shaw fireboat nearing her berth at Blackfriars on the Victoria Embankment, London
A fireboat tackling a blaze on the River Thames
An example of a firefighters axe
Lord Mayor of London visiting NFS City fire station, WW2The Lord Mayor of London, Sir Samuel Joseph, visiting London firefighters at the Redcross Street fire station (Fire Force 35-station C 1Z, 35-38 Redcross Street.)
NFS fire force No. 34 District fire control unit, NorthwoodDistrict fire control unit, located at Pinner Road, Northwood, Middlesex. Showing the loudspeakers on the drivers cab
NFS fire force No. 34 District fire control unit, NorthwoodNFS fireman radio operator at work inside the District fire control unit, located at Pinner Road, Northwood, Middlesex
NFS fire force No. 34 District fire control unit, NorthwoodInternal view of the District fire control unit, located at Pinner Road, Northwood, Middlesex
NFS fire force No. 34 District fire control unit, NorthwoodDistrict fire control unit, located at Pinner Road, Northwood, Middlesex
NFS fire force No. 34 District fire control unit, NorthwoodDistrict fire control unit, located at Pinner Road, Northwood, Middlesex. Showing the communications aerial erected and loudspeakers on the drivers cab
NFS fire force No. 34 District fire control unit, NorthwoodDistrict fire control unit with the communication cable drums at the rear of the vehicle, located at Pinner Road, Northwood, Middlesex
NFS (London Region) fire brigade display at Lambeth, WW2During 1942 and 1943, 23 air raids occurred over the London Region, but they were light in character. The firefighters of the NFS needed to be kept in a state of constant readiness
Firefighters deal with small fire caused by explosion, WW2Firefighters dealing with a small fire caused by an explosion
London AFS fireman at a hospital during the Blitz, WW2London AFS fireman at a hospital for medical attention during the Blitz
London AFS firewoman at a hospital during the Blitz, WW2London AFS firewoman at a hospital for medical attention during the Blitz
Blitz in London -- AFS personnel receiving treatment, WW2With the Blitz still at its height, Londons firefighters and fire support crews are removed to local hospitals for emergency treatment after receiving injuries fighting the fires started by enemy
Locomotive fitted with Shand Mason pump, WW2A locomotive fitted with a Shand Mason pump helps to put out a fire at the Bricklayers Arms Goods Yard, Old Kent Road, SE London
NFS (London Region) blaze at Bricklayers Arms, WW2Firefighters attacking a blaze at the Bricklayers Arms Goods Depot in the Old Kent Road, SE London, with two turntable ladders at work
NFS (London Region) blaze at Bricklayers Arms, WW2Firefighters attacking a blaze at the Bricklayers Arms Goods Depot in the Old Kent Road, SE London, with a turntable ladder at work
Scene in a newly built NFS (London Region) fire station, WW2The sub-station mess room and rest room in a newly built NFS fire station in Hayes, Bromley, Kent
Group photo at new NFS (London Region) fire station, WW2Group photo of NFS firemen and firewomen at a newly built fire station at Hayes, Bromley, Kent
Newly built NFS (London Region) fire station, WW2The sub-station dormitory in the newly built NFS fire station at Hayes, Bromley, Kent
Cooks in the kitchen at Bromley fire station, WW2Cooks at work in the kitchen at the new Bromley NFS (National Fire Service) sub-station during the Second World War
Newly built NFS (London Region) fire station, WW2The sub-station watchroom of a newly built fire station in Hayes, Bromley, Kent
A newly built NFS (London Region) fire station, WW2Located in District 37 and prefixed J1X, this fire station was built in Hayes, Bromley, Kent. During the longer lulls in enemy action following the Blitz many firemen
NFS (London Region) firemen with hose lines, WW2Firefighters tackle a blaze in Brewery Road, Kings Cross
Fire station drill, hook ladder and 50 foot escape ladderRegular training continued at all London fire stations during WW2, though it was unusual for a sub-station to have a drill tower
NFS mobile kitchen in use, WW2These mobile kitchens, presented to the NFS (London Region No 5), were donated by the Canadian Red Cross
NFS firewomen in dispatch rider training, WW2London Region NFS firewomen undergoing dispatch rider training. Taught to do everything with a motorbike that could be done, these women would undertake all-terrain training
NFS personnel coach from District 34-HQ, Ealing, WW2National Fire Service personnel coach from District 34-HQ, Ealing, West London
An oil fire test at Shoeburyness, Essex, WW2Firefighters put out an oil fire during a test at Shoeburyness, Essex
LCC-LFB emergency dam unit and trailer pump, WW2Emergency water supplies were vital to supplementing the available mains supply for fighting the vast swathe of fires that swept parts of London during the Blitz
