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This striking mural in Podgórze was designed and painted by Dagmara Matuszak in the summer of 2018. It commemorates the fate of the RAF B-24 Liberator KG933, which took off from Foggia Italy on August 16th, 1944, on a mission to supply the insurgents of the Warsaw Uprising at a drop zone in Piot
The Green Goddess or Bedford self-propelled pump is a type of fire engine. It has recently made the headlines because emergency fire cover will be provi...
Sebanyak 14 orang dari beragam profesi yang setiap harinya berjaga di Posko PPKM Mikro Covid -19 Kelurahan Pakelan Kota Kediri, Jawa Timur menggelar upacara, doa bersama dan tabur bunga di Taman Makam Pahlawan di Jalan PK Bangsa.
Photo Crown Copyright via Battle of Britain Memorial Flight Every few years, each of the aircraft within the Royal Air Force’s Battle of Britain Memorial Flight (BBMF) receives a new paint scheme as a way of highlighting the enormous breadth of history and valiant actions which these aircraft represent. Typically, the BBMF times these repaints to coincide with major aircraft overhauls, and such was the case recently for the Flight’s Hawker Hurricane Mk.IIc PZ865, which returned to its home at RAF Coningsby yesterday following rework at Biggin Hill now marked as a No.247 Squadron night ...
Sunshine Coast Council James ‘Jim’ Hocking James ‘Jim’ Hocking was born in Nambour as the second child of William and Eva Hocking’s five children. When war was declared in 1939, three Hocking boys were ready to sign up. As soon as Jim turned 18, he enlisted with the Citizens Military Forces before being discharged after four months to take up acceptance in the Royal Australian Air Force in 1942. He was sent to England to train on the heavy bombers of the RAF during World War Two. On July 28, 1944, the 21-year-old RAAF pilot was flying a Stirling Bomber or “flying coffin” during ...