Men of 20th Division unloading (loading?) limbers to form a roadside dump of 18-pounder shells at Drocourt, 15 October 1918.© IWM Q 9609

The Battle of Britain Bunker in Uxbridge is the last surviving original Battle of Britain Group Operations Room. It is preserved as September 15 1940, one of the fiercest days of aerial combat of the entire campaign. Winston Churchill was there that day, watching from overhead.

Whether you rush from activity to activity or read every single label there's no wrong way to visit the Spy Museum. 🕵️‍♂️ Which type are you? #Museums #SpyMuseum

War correspondent Alan Wood: "If in years to come any man says to you 'I fought at Arnhem', take off your hat to him and buy him a drink, for this is the stuff for which England's greatness is made".

A memorial near Oosterbeek commemorating where the Dutch bodies of Hoefnagels and Glezer were exhumed on Wolfhezerweg; they were executed by the Germans in September 1944 during Operation Market Garden #Arnhem

The hotel put on a special screening of ‘Theirs is the Glory’ for the tour group, a special way to end the second day on the Arnhem and Oosterbeek battlefields

Beer o’clock 🍻 in Arnhem

It’s Tank time

First stop of the day. I do like this memorial and would love to assemble something similar in my garden. Anyone have a spare 6pdr or drop cannister? #Arnhem

On my way for an Arnhem tour following in the footsteps of the KOSB’s … and a few others

The Battlefields visit has been launched with parents & pupils- Salonika (Thessaloniki) for a First & Second World War visit is happening for Year 8,9 and Year 12. A first for KHS and @AngliaTours - we look forward to having @SteveJChambers on board.

Toen & nu #Ieper 1919 #InFlandersFields Twee Duitse kanonnen voor de ruïnes van de Lakenhallen in Ieper.

Female Danish Resistance Fighter with Sten gun 1945

Arnhem - Return to the Cauldron: a great film from 1984 about veterans returning for the anniversary including an interview with Mjr-Gen Roy Urquhart. Watch here on #YouTube: https://t.co/qITWwjfrxT

A stop off at the Le Touret Memorial and Cemetery where we did a Christmas Truce stand for the school battlefield tour. Amongst the graves is Bill Bannister, one who didn’t get the chance to shake hands, exchange gifts or fraternise with the enemy on that Christmas day in 1914.

Vimy Ridge - the cloaked female figure ‘Canada Bereft’ overlooking the battlefield. Her head bowed, her eyes cast down, and her chin resting in one hand, Mother Canada mourns her #WW1 dead.

German Infanterie Regiment 164 memorial at the Neuville-St. Vaast German War Cemetery #WW1

The Menin Gate where our school group paid their respects to their #WW1 forebears

The Western Front, 1915-2025

Family have given permission for me to watch this movie for my birthday.