A sergeant of the Royal Flying Corps demonstrates a C type aerial reconnaissance camera fixed to the fuselage of a BE2c aircraft, 1916. Frame:none broken on 29 September 1918

broken on 29 September 1918

All three Kittyhawks display the squadron's distinctive 'shark mouth' insignia

Prime Minister Winston Churchill gives the "V" sign in reply as troops cheer him when he left the QUEEN MARY by tender after he and his wife had returned from Canada

away from the shore at Southwick harbour

Lieutenants D Knight (extreme left) and H A Kuhlberg (extreme right)

A sergeant of the Royal Flying Corps demonstrates a C type aerial reconnaissance camera fixed to the fuselage of a BE2c aircraft, 1916. Frame:none broken on 29 September 1918A sergeant of the Royal Flying Corps demonstrates a C type aerial reconnaissance camera fixed to the fuselage of a BE2c aircraft, 1916.