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Impression made in the ground at Billericay by Commander falling from burning Zeppelin. From the box The Great War
Royal Command to the Imperial Majesties King George V and Queen Mary
1914-1918
FM 1965 001 1518:66
Charred bodies of the crew of the Zeppelin shot down in flames at Billericay by Capt. Robinson, V.C. . From the box The Great War
Royal Command to the Imperial Majesties King George V and Queen Mary
1914-1918
FM 1965 001 1518:67
The Eyes of the Army. Sopwith Camels ready for a patrol over the German lines. From the box The Great War
Royal Command to the Imperial Majesties King George V and Queen Mary
1914-1918
FM 1965 001 1518:68
Incessant, thrilling aerial combats secure us mastery in the air and blind the enemy artillery. From the box The Great War
Royal Command to the Imperial Majesties King George V and Queen Mary
1914-1918
FM 1965 001 1518:69
Maintaining our supremacy in the air; a battle squadron in fighting formation. From the box The Great War
Royal Command to the Imperial Majesties King George V and Queen Mary
1914-1918
FM 1965 001 1518:70
An important sector of the Hindenburg defenses, ... at 8,000 ft. showing series of ... . From the box The Great War
Royal Command to the Imperial Majesties King George V and Queen Mary
1914-1918
FM 1965 001 1518:71
Daybreak on Vimy Ridge! after our dogged and impetnous assault on the height. April 9th. 1917. From the box The Great War
Royal Command to the Imperial Majesties King George V and Queen Mary
1914-1918
FM 1965 001 1518:72
Capture of a Hun blockhouse in the Hindenburg Line at Croiselles, wrecked by our artillery preparation. From the box The Great War
Royal Command to the Imperial Majesties King George V and Queen Mary
1914-1918
FM 1965 001 1518:73