I l..i i,'",'"' r-- i-- r-z.!z 111 I USED BY THE ARMEE DE L'AIR FOR MANY OF THE RECONNAISSANCE FLIGHTS OVER THE SIEGFRIED LINE WHEN PHOTOGRAPHS WERE TAKEN OF THE GERMAN DEFENCES: THE FRENCH POTEZ 63. B2 GENERAL-PURPOSE MONOPLANE, WHICH HAS A SPEED OF SOME 300 M.P.H. The Potez 63.

AN EXAMPLE OF THE GATHERING MOMENTUM OF BRITAIN'S WAR INDUSTRY: BREN GUNS BEING FINISHED AND ASSEMBLED IN ONE AN EXAMPLE OF THE GATHEKING^M^ gMA^L ARMg FACTORIES WHICH ARE NOW WORKING AT FULL PRESSURE. [Central Press.) Above we show Bren guns being assembled and finished at one o

FOUR TYPES OF BRITISH ARMOURED FIGHTING VEHICLE ABOVE LEFT A FAST LIGHT TANK RIGHT THE NEW CRUISER TANK, WHICH OWES MUCH TO AMERICAN AND RUSSIAN MODELS BELOW LEFT THE ARMOURED BREX-GUN CARRIER AND A TANK MOUNTING A GUN FOR ANTI-TANK WORK. {#>Aoftas., t\f\. L;VJ„ Keystone Pfamt.)

HITLER ADMIRING A SIEGFRIED LINE MODEL, WITH VON BRAUSCHITSCH AND GORING BESIDE HIM AND OTHER MEMBERS OF HIS STAFF. [International Press.) The Siegfried Line which is not properly speaking a line but a defensive zone of varying depth was built with the express object of making G

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A FRENCH NAVAL ESCORT TAKING OVER THE PROTECTION OF A CONVOY FROM OUR NAVY (A BRITISH DESTROYER BEING SEEN IN THE LEFT MIDDLE DISTANCE) A FRENCH ARTIST'S IMPRESSION, SHOWING THE WARSHIPS RANGING THE SEA AND ZIG-ZAGGING. (By Courtesy of V Illustration.") (By Courtesy of V Illustra

SCENE A SIDING SOMEWHERE IN FRANCE; TIME THE EARLY MORNING. BRITISH TROOPS WAITING TO DETRAIN THE LORRIES, AND BREN-GUN CARRIERS OF THEIR UNIT AN OPERATION THAT HAS BEEN CARRIED OUT HUNDREDS OF TIMES IN RECENT WEEKS. c (British Official Photograph.)

PUAIICM TV AV AIR RAID PRACTICE CARRIED OUT IN A SOUTH LONDON SUBURB-- STRETCHER PARTIES, WEARING FULL ANTI-GAS CLOTHING, HELP TO SUCCOUR THE "VICTIMS" OF AN A.R.P. DEMONSTRATION.

I ADMIRAL SIR CHARLES FORBES OH THE BRIDGE. HE HAS BEEM CmmABW£B-m-€mEF (OF USE HiSWffi ElgZT M££ lkMS. HE FOUGHT WITH THE GRAHD FLEET AT JVTLAMB, (Fmm Mr "Mum* a/ Time"" AW* "'TJor *ir fHatk. MtMmi")

A BATTLESHIP WARDROOM JUST BEFORE THE LOYAL TOAST WHICH, IN ACCORDANCE WITH NAVAL TRADITION, IS DRUNK BY THE COMPANY SEATED. [Reproduced by Courtesy of The March of Time") We give a still from what is believed to be the first film ever taken of naval officers at dinner in the war