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in 1942 by Tessa Adie/Elwell

2nd World War in 1942 by Ivor F Matthews

3MF Cleave/Bude/Cornwall in 1942 by Cyril

3rd Super Heavy artillery regiment 42-46 in 1942 by Stanley Pyart

Aden in 1942 by Peter Gatford

Alamein, Nth Africa Campaign in 1942 by Walter Harding

Aldershot B4 being shipped out in 1942 by Edward James Matthews (Ted)

Army Apprentice School Beachley in 1942 by Ken "Nobby" COPELAND

Atlantic Convoys in 1942 by John Holland

BURMA 118 Royal Light Ack Ack in 1942 by bernard hughes

Catterick Camp in 1942 by Dennis Alfred Arthur Shaw

Ceylon Army Signals in 1942 by Herbert Leonard Moss Len

Corvettes in 1942 by Joan Cross

HMT "Ying Pin" in 1942 by Kathleen Masheder

Lancashire and national sea training school in 1942 by thomas KNAPPER

mediterraean in 1942 by eric arthur clark

middle east 1942-46 in 1942 by edward beaven

N Africa, Sicily Italy in 1942 by John Smith(Sgt Iain RAF 303 MSSU)

RAF ALNESS SCOTLAND in 1942 by JAMES BRYSON

RAF Thorney Island in 1942 by kenneth Salt

royal artillery opration overlord in 1942 by brian snape

south of england in 1942 by rosemary hook-reens

spl communications unit 4 M.E.R.S. Maadi (EGYPT) in 1942 by noel bracewell

Takoradi in 1942 by Len Sothcott

Tel Aviv Rest camp in 1942 by Mark Ayres

Womens Land Army in 1942 by Dorothy Edna Baldock

WW11 Atlantic MN/RAF/AAC in 1942 by Sandra Calbert

WW2 RAOC Hewell Grange Redditch in 1942 by Ray Davis

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