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Britain's Prime Minister Winston Churchill going aboard H.M.S. Prince of Wales on which he and his party made their journey across the Atlantic, on Au...

Britain's Prime Minister Winston Churchill and party on board H.M.S. Prince of Wales, watching as the American President leaves to board his destroyer...

Lord Beaverbrook, left, and Britain's Prime Minister Winston Churchill, on board H.M.S. Prince of Wales, somewhere at sea, on August 18, 1941. (AP Pho...

US seaplanes fly over the divine service attended by U.S. President Franklin D. Roosevelt and British Prime Minister Winston Churchill, both seated up...

Britain's Prime Minister Winston Churchill and party on board H.M.S. Prince of Wales, watching as the American President leaves on board his destroyer...

Britain's Prime Minister Winston Churchill follows Lord Beaverbrook down the gangway from British battleship H.M.S. Prince of Wales to a launch to vis...

Accompanied by Jan Masaryk, Czechoslovakian Foreign Minister, American journalist Dorothy Thompson paid a visit to a Czechoslovakian troops in Britai...

Heavyweight champion Joe Louis, right, and his wife, Marva, left, appeared before Mastery in Chancery Dwight S. Bobb (lower left) in Chicago on August...

Britain's Mark V. Cruiser Tank, is a low built tank, fast, well-armed and exceptionally maneuverable. The Cruiser tank during trials, on August 7, 19...

Britain's King George VI, second right, and Queen Elizabeth paid a visit to a regiment in Southern Command, somewhere in England, on July 31, 1941, wh...

Britain's Queen Elizabeth shaking hands with an officer, during a visit to inspect some troops in Southern Command, somewhere in England, on July 31,...

Britain's Prime Minister Mr. Churchill inspected an armoured division during a visited to the southern command, somewhere in England, on July 27, 1941...

Britain's Prime Minister Winston Churchill, centre, saw a Sterling, Britain's latest and mightiest bomber, when he paid a visit to an aerodrome of Bom...

Men of a battalion of the Middlesex regiment as seen in training with Vickers machine guns somewhere in Northern Ireland, on July 26, 1941. Machine gu...

Britain's Princess Royal visited the Auxiliary Territorial Service at a well-known holiday resort. Princess Royal talking to some of the girls in the...

Britain's Prime Minister Winston Churchill paid a visit to an armament establishment, and saw various types of guns being demonstrated. From left to r...

Camouflaged suits for snipers of thin, light rubber have been evolved by the camouflage section of the Army, and is shown on June 25, 1941. A suit to...

British and Indian troops now stand on guard at the entrance to a cave lived on the side of the mountain at Amba Alagi, Ethiopia, on June 24, 1941. (...

Seventeen-year-old King Peter of Yugoslavia, exiled from his throne by the German occupation of his country, centre side on to camera, arrived in Engl...

First passengers to be released from the French ship Winnipeg, which was intercepted by the British while bound From France to Martinique, are Mr. and...

While British troops under General Cunningham were occupying Addis Ababa, the patriot forces of Abyssinia, led by their emperor, were capturing the st...

While British troops under Lt. General Cunningham were occupying Addis Ababa, the patriot forces of Abyssinia led by their Emperor were capturing the...

The Indian troops who did so well at Keren and other fronts in Eritrea, are now doing a very good job in the Western Desert on May 20, 1941, they incl...

The Emperor of Ethiopia, seated, talks with British officers after the capture of the fort at Dambacha, Ethoipia, on May 20, 1941. (AP Photo)

A trip by motor transport which took 18 days through the most difficult country that such transport have ever penetrated. The journey took the them ov...

Thousands of British and Allied troops evacuated Greece, and arrived back after fighting an historical rearguard action. The troops were in very good...

Alf M. Landon, left, 1936 Republican presidential nominee, and Senator Bennett Champ Clark (D-Mo) exchange views on world events before they appeared...

German soldiers guard British sailors through the streets of Brest, France, on their way to a prison camp on April 29, 1941. The sailors are the crews...

German soldiers guard British sailors through the streets of Brest, France, on their way to a prison camp on April 29, 1941. The sailors are the crews...

Britain's Prime Minister Winston Churchill paid a visit to Czechoslovakia troops stationed in this country. He was accompanied Dr. Edvard Benes, Presi...

Paratroopers under instruction at a secret Royal Air Force station, somewhere in Britain where the Army and Air Force are collaborating in training. T...

Britain's Prime Minister Winston Churchill, who is Chancellor of Bristol University, presented degrees of doctors of law to Robert Menzies. the Austra...

During his tour of South Wales and Bristol Britain's Prime Minister Winston Churchill caused amusement by hoisting his famous John Bul" hat on to his...

After five years to the day, a be-flagged and decorated Addis Ababa, turned out to watch their Emperor, Haile Selassie, return in triumph to the capit...

During her tour in the southern command Britain's Queen Elizabeth visited an Auxilary Territorial Service reception centre. The Queen watches A.T.S. a...

Britain's King George VI paid a visit of inspection to various units of the southern command, in England, on April 4, 1941. The King leaving a camoufl...

Italian ship taken under custody by the U.S. Coast Guard at Newark, New Jersey on March 30, 1941. The name of the ship is the Alberta. (AP Photo)

Italian ship taken under custody by the U.S. Coast Guard at Newark, New Jersey on March 30, 1941. The name of the ship is the Alberta. (AP Photo)

American soldiers view the famous Jain Temple in Calcutta, India on March 16, 1941 on an American Red Cross tour of Calcutta for soldiers on leave to...

Richard Allen, Chief American Red Cross delegate in France distributing milk to Marseilles children from supplies brought by "Cold Harbor" in Marseill...

Some French Red Cross nurse giving a French baby first tastes of American donated milk brought by the "Cold Harbor" in Marseilles on March 13, 1941. (...

Unloading of American gifts of milk for French children from Cold Harbor in Marseille post on March 12, 1941. (AP Photo)

General view of the Handing Over Ceremony in the Main Square in front of the civic building in Benghazi, Libya, on March 11, 1941, after the occupatio...

These holes in a Maginot Line pillbox opposite Breisach, Germany, were made by German shells on March 6, 1941. The pillbox walls are of 12-inch steel....

These holes in a Maginot Line pillbox opposite Breisach, Germany, were made by German shells on March 6, 1941. The pillbox walls are of 12-inch steel....

A Maginot Line fortress north of Strasbourg, France on March 6, 1941, built with concrete walls 12 feet thick, after damage by German guns. (AP Photo)

German prisoners, captured by commandoes during the raid on the Lofoten Islands, being taken ashore in a drifter, somewhere in England, on March 5, 19...

A mass of Italian prisoners being collected to be taken to a prisoner of war base, in Tobruk, Libya, on Feb. 28, 1941. (AP Photo)

Lord John Gort, Inspector General of Training, visited Northern Ireland on a tour of inspection, when he visited various military training centres and...

A strong force of Polish troops are now serving with the British forces in Palestine, on Feb. 21, 1941. A march past of Polish troops. (AP Photo)