Tur TAPr.FST ROMRFR IN SERVICE IN THE ROYAL AIR FORCE: THE VICKERS-ARMSTRONG 11 WELLINGTON," USED ON THE WILHELMSHAVEN RAIDS. (L.N. A.) The Vickers-Armstrong Wellington bomber, the largest bomber in the R.A.F., and probably with a longer range 3240 miles with full load-- than any

GERMANS FOR WHOM THE WAR IS ALREADY OVER PRISONERS OF WAR PLAYING FOOTBALL AND (RIGHT) A PRISONER RECEIVING ORDERS Aitnough certain prisoners of war at Donnington Hall between 1914 and 1918 made capital out of their experiences by painting adverse pictures, of their life j *n Eng

ON THE PROPAGANDA FRONT B.B.C. MONITORS AT WORK-- EXPERT LINGUISTS WHO LISTEN-IN TO ALL FOREIGN BROADCASTS. (Keystone Photos.) The War in the Ether has not developed into the chaos of jamming that was predicted by many experts; but the B.B.C. has taken many defensive measures and

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SEARCHING THE SEA FOR U-BOATS AN R.A.F. PILOT AND NAVIGATOR WORKING OUT THEIR COURSE WHILE ON PATROL. (Photograph by Charles E. Brown.)

ROYAL AIR FORCE DECORATIONS AWARDED TO OFFICERS AND WARRANT OFFICERS THE DISTINGUISHED FLYING CROSS AND THE AIR FORCE CROSS. I. DISTINGUISHED FLYING CROSS, OBVERSE. 2. DISTINGUISHED FLYING CROSS, REVERSE. 3. AIR FORCE CROSS, REVERSE. 4. AIR FORCE CROSS, OBVERSE. The Royal Air For

A GERMAN POCKET BATTLESHIP OPERATING AS A COMMERCE RAIDER ELEVEN-INCH GUNS IN THE DEUTSCHLAND," WHICH SEIZED THE AMERICAN STEAMSHIP "CITY OF FLINT," AND SANK THE S.S. STONEGATE AND A NORWEGIAN STEAMER. Photograph by Charles K. Brotm.)

NOW IN SAFE KEEPING IN SPECIAL DETENTION CENTRES-- PART OF A U-BOAT CREW LINED UP ON BEING LANDED ON THE ENGLISH COAST. (Topical.) The number of prisoners captured from U-boat and aeroplane and now lodged in England is constantly on the increase an increase which goes on in a qui

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

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