A mixed service and civilian crew of No. 45 Group RAF leave their Consolidated Liberator B Mark VI on arriving at Celone, Puglia, Italy, 1944, after a ferry flight from Canada. The aircraft were flown directly to the Italian theatre to equip the newly-formed No. 31 Squadron South African Air Force (SAAF). Victor Sierra

From Canada to Italy

A completed "Sticky Bomb" antitank grenade, with outer protective metal globe and safety pin intact.  Best regards, JR.

Complete "Sticky Bomb".

Warwick ASR Mark I, BV502, code ZE-N, of No. 293 Squadron RAF with its crew, in a dispersal surrounded by spring flowers at Foggia, Italy, Spring 1944. BV502 was a redesignated ‘Stage C’ aircraft. Victor Sierra