With the War Cabinet: Mr Morrison (Home Office), Lord Woolton (Reconstruction), Sir John Anderson (Exchequer), Mr Attlee (Deputy Prime Minister), H.M. The King, Mr Churchill (Prime Minister), Mr Eden (Foreign Affairs), Mr Lyttelton (Production), Mr Bevin (Labour)
United Nations’ Parade, 1942
At George Cross Island [King at Malta with huge crowd, 1943]
With Australian Troops in the Eastern Command
North Africa, 1943
In the Service of the People
Broadcasting to Britain and the Empire
Aboard HMS Royal Oak, sunk at Scapa Flow, 1939
Inspecting the Metropolitan Police
Greeting Australian Troops in Britain, 1940
At a New Zealanders’ Camp, 1940
With Contingents from Canada and Rhodesia, 1941
In the Maginot Line, December, 1939
Tour of Scottish Shipyards, 1942
The George Medal
The King meets and offers his congratulations to a die-caster in an aircraft factory whose prompt action had saved four women workers from being burned to death by molten metal
King and craftsman, 1941
Women’s Land Army, 1942 [with King and Queen]
At No 10, Downing Street, 1941
The Royal Family At Home
[The Queen] With Survivors of Dunkirk
Review of the Free French in Britain, with General de Gaulle, 1940
Norwegian Sailors parade at Plymouth, 1941
Tour of RAF Fighter Stations, 1942
Early Days (1940) of the L.D.V., afterwards the Home Guard
The Princess Royal visits a mixed A.A. Battery in Scotland
Queen Mary watches A.A. gunners at drill
The King and the Duke of Kent greet Mr Winant, US Ambassador, 1941
In a South London shelter, 1940
In Bermondsey, a much-bombed London borough, 1941
The wrecked Cathedral, Coventry, 1940
Visiting Britain’s Bombed Towns – Plymouth
Leaving a Badly Damaged Home at Hull, 1940
Through the damaged streets of Bath, 1942
Sheffield, 1940
Visit to Scotland – An Engineering Works, 1943
Devastation in the Elephant and Castle district, London, 1940
Birmingham, 1942
Swansea, 1941
At a Reception Centre for the Homeless on Merseyside, 1940
In Southampton, 1940
Buckingham Palace, September, 1940
The Duke of Gloucester sees work of the Royal Observer Corps
The King and Queen visit a Bomber Station, 1941
An Open-Air Investiture at Buckingham Palace, 1940
Investiture on the Field, France, 1944
Airborne Troops, 1944, Inspecting medical supplies and their containers
General Sir Miles Dempsey receives the accolade of knighthood, France, 1944
Aboard HMS Duke of York – entering a gun turret, 1943
God-speed visit to HMS George V, 1944
With men of the Merchant Navy, 1944
Men of the Drifters, 1942
‘Human torpedo’ crews, 1944
Aboard USS Washington, 1942
At Combined Headquarters, inspecting Cross-Channel control, 1944
The Queen inspects a WRNS boat crew, 1942
Visiting troops in Scotland, 1943
Canadians receive the Princess Royal, 1941
A Guard of Honour at Belfast, 1942
Australians’ Gunnery Exercise, 1940
Inspection of an RAF Regiment in North Africa, 1943
Luncheon on the field, North Africa, 1943. The King’s companions are Sir James Grigg, Secretary of State for War, and the American Generals Clark and Patton.
Thanksgiving for North African Victory, 1943 [steps of St Paul’s Cathedral?]
The George Cross
Malta, 1943
In the streets of Senglea, Malta, 1943
with General Alexander in Italy, 1944
A Forward Observation Post, north of Arezzo, 1944
Lord Lovat’s Commando parades before the landing in Normandy, 1944
Touring invasion beaches, 1944
In the map lorry at Field-Marshal Montgomery’s HQ in Holland, 1944
With General Eisenhower, France, 1944
In the Netherlands, 1944
With the RAF in Belgium, 1944
The King meets the late Wing-Commander Guy Gibson, VC, on his return from landing the successful raid by RAF bombers on the great Ruhr dams in May, 1943
The Duchess of Kent watches American Airmen return from a raid, 1945
At a Northern Base, 1942
At the Coventry and Warwickshire Hospital
WAAF guard of honour, 1943
The Princess Royal with wounded, 1944
ATS on parade, 1942
Inspecting Polish colours in the Scottish Command, 1941
In the woods at Bodmingham [Queen Mary]
Queen Mary’s Medallion
The Duchess of Kent at a colliery and a service club
The Duchess of Gloucester opening a club for service women, 1940
The Queen and Princess Elizabeth visit a school for crippled children, 1945
Queen Mary and the Lord Mayor after Thanksgiving at St Paul’s, 1945
Princess Elizabeth, Sea Ranger, 1944
Princess Elizabeth in the ATS, 1945
Inspecting Girls’ Training Corps, 1945
The Duke of Kent, killed on active service, 1942
Lord Lascelles, who was wounded and taken prisoner on the night of June 18-19, 1944, and released on May 5, 1945
Governor General of Australia. The Duke of Gliucester is seem with the Governor of Aden on his journey to Australia, of which he was appointed Governor General in November, 1943
Memorial Service to President Roosevelt, April, 1945
On the way to St Paul’s after victory, 1945. The Lord Mayor surrenders the City Sword.
Thanksgiving Sunday, May 13, 1945
Victory Tour of London
[King, Queen, Princess and Churchill on balcony of Buckingham Palace]
Victory [crowds outside Buckingham Palace]
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