Aftermath of London blitz or blitzkrieg bombings by Nazi German Luftwaffe during World War II. Rubble outside a shop with a sign 'Bombed but not beaten' other signs read 'We are open' 'open for business'. As people walk past the shops in London. Bourne and Hollingsworth store on Oxford Street which had been bombed on September 17.
British airplanes during World War II. Two men including James Hodgson stand next to an aircraft. Pilot gets down and men board the flight. Hodgson gets off the cockpit of the aircraft.
British artillery during Battle of Britain in World War II. An antiaircraft gun in a street in England. King George VI and other dignitaries inspect the gun.
British aircraft and troops during Battle of Britain in World War II. British soldiers in trenches. An anti aircraft gun in a shelter. Nose section of an aircraft. Barrage balloon in flight.
British preparedness for German Luftwaffe attacks during Battle of Britain in World War 2. A British barrage balloon being inflated. Balloon suspended from ropes floats in air. Balloon attached with a string to a jeep. Barrage balloon in flight as dignitaries look on.
Aftermath of German blitzkrieg (blitz) bombings in England (likely London) during World War II. Men clear debris. Debris piled up on a street. A woman holds a baby wrapped in a blanket. A poster on the wall in the background reads, "In an air raid: Always keep your gas mask with you." Two young girls sweep the street to clear the rubble. The two children smile.
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