#62 A woman factory worker makes canisters filled with smoke known as the “Wessex” Daylight Smoke Signals for use as distress flares on ships, 1941.

#62 A woman factory worker makes canisters filled with smoke known as the “Wessex” Daylight Smoke Signals for use as distress flares on ships, 1941.

Women at Work: The Women who Kept Britain Going During World War II

#62 A woman factory worker makes canisters filled with smoke known as the “Wessex” Daylight Smoke Signals for use as distress flares on ships, 1941.

WWII

Related posts:

#5 Scrap For Victory: During World War II Americans Contributed Scrap Metal To The War Efforts #5 …

#15 An advertising column with the remains of a Nazi poster which says “pst – Feind hört mit!”, 194…

#11 Workers feed sections of sheet metal through a pneumatic numbering machine at the North America…

#25 A Glimpse into the Lives of War Refugees: The El Shatt Camps in Egypt during WWII #25 WWII

#41 French refugees, including women and children, gather around British soldiers at a Civil Affair…

#15 Blackburn Beverley C.1 XB284 of No 47 Squadron based at RAF Abingdon, 1957

#1 German prisoners of war from Elverum camp being processed prior to embarkation from Norway to Ge…

#43 View from the Town Hall Tower over the destroyed city of Dresden towards Southwest.

#15 Red Tide Rising: Vintage Photos of The Red Army in the Autumn of 1943 #15 WWII