British Infantrymen in position in a shallow trench near Bardia, a Libyan Port, which had been occupied by Italian forces, and fell to the Allies on January 5, 1941, after a 20-day siege. 

British Infantrymen

Ground crew use the tailplane of a wrecked Junkers Ju 88 as a workbench at Celone, Puglia, Italy. Handley Page Halifax Mark II Series 1A, JN894 'Y', of No. 614 Squadron RAF stands on a dispersal covered with pierced steel planking (PSP) behind. The No. 614 Squadron was based at Celone from 3 March to 10 May 1944. His Italian last base was Foggia-Amendola, Victor Sierra

Tailplane as a workbench

A British medium bomber Martin Baltimore Mark IIIA, the aircraft FA342 “P”, of No. 223 Squadron RAF Detachment, taking off from Luqa, Malta for an attack on enemy targets in Sicily, July1943, Victor Sierra