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U.S. T92, self-propelled 240mm gun.

Demonstration of a method to extricate a casualty from the turret of a Matilda tank using slings and a hoist, 7 August 1941.

B-24 Liberators in final assembly at the one of several enormous factories( possibly Fort Worth ) in the U.S purpose built to produce the type.

New tanks leave an armament factory. Panzer III L roll by stacked caterpillar tracks. Oct 15, 1942.

The T28/T95 was designed for the United States Army during World War II as a counter to the German heavy tanks. It was also set to be used for attacking the heavy defences expected of the German Siegfried Line.

Nice shot of a Mosquito.

The Rheinmetall factory floor in 1940

The British Sherman III nicknamed "Shaggy Dog", 8th Armored Brigade. It was later knocked out and replaced by a Sherman Ic Hybrid IIRC- "Shaggy Dog 2"

D Day, 6 June 1944: American B26s with the striped tactical identification markings shown by all allied aircraft support the invasion of Normandy.

B-24 Liberator and Havoc/Boston light bombers coming in after a mission, November 1941

B-17 Ball Turret Gunner

Mass production. The Chrysler Tank Arsenal in Detroit Michigan, 1944.

German aircraft technician prepares a cluster bomb for a fighter-bomber, the Focke-Wulf Fw 190F

A battle damaged B-17 from the 379th bomb group after a sortie with its nose blown apart shows how much damage the B-17 could take and still make it home.

Hellcat back in Hawaii all patched up from Japanese machine gun fire..

The Bachem Ba 349 Natter (English: Colubrid, grass-snake) was a World War II German point-defence rocket-powered interceptor, which was to be used in a very similar way to a manned surface-to-air missile.

Lt. T.B. O'Bannon Of Germantown, Penn., A Lockheed P-38 Reconnaissance Pilot Of The 7Th Photo Group, Stretches Out On The Wing Of His F-5 Between Missions

BRITISH ARMY NORTH AFRICA 1942 (E 14129) Newly-arrived Daimler armoured cars being loaded aboard railway flatcars at Port Tewfik, Egypt, 10 July 1942.

US B-17F “All-American” of 414th BS, 97th BG on the ground at its base in Biskra, Algeria showing severe damage from a mid-air collision with a German fighter over Tunis, Tunisia, 1 Feb 1943. Despite the catastrophe, the pilot was able to bring the plane back to base and land without incident...

A 33mm gun mounted on the chassis of a panzer 1.5th panzer division. April 1941

Women assembling Hawker Hurricanes 1942

The Hawker Typhoon was an amazing aircraft, with excellent performance and a dazzling record of achievement. 3,317 were built, with three variations, eventually taking the Typhoon design to the limit of what a piston-engined fighter could achieve

Refueling a Spitfire XIV Griffon and 5 bladed propellor. 1944 RAF. The first of the Griffon-engined Spitfires flew on 27 November 1941.

Operation Tidal Wave, August 1943 - 9th Air Force B24s mounted a famous low level raid on Rumanian oil refineries at Ploesti from airfields in Libya and Egypt.Over 50 were shot down.