U-47 by Ivan Berryman. TEA12 the sizes of their timbers)

the sizes of their timbers) should be equal to those of a 74 gun ship-of-the-line

Royal Corps of Transport and a Multiple Launch Rocket System from 39 Heavy Regiment

The Shepherd by David Pentland

This peaceful scene at East Kirkby in the winter of 1944 gives a very real feel for the vitally important work undertaken by ground crew in all weathers

Wing Commander John A Kent leading Supermarine Spitfires Vbc of the Polish Wing on an early morning patrol in 1941

U-47 by Ivan Berryman. TEA12 the sizes of their timbers)DHM6752. U 47 by Ivan Berryman. Under the command of Gnther Prien, the deadly U 47 became the 10th most successful U Boat of World War Two in terms of tonnage sunk. However, on 8th October 1939 she sank the British battleship HMS Royak Oak within Scapa Flow, the main British naval base of the war, despite the anti submarine measures in place. The submarine was presumed lost with all hands when she failed to return from her 10th patrol in March 1941,