A wireless operator/air gunner man his Vickers K gun in the turret of an RAF Bristol Blenheim Mk I at Menidi/Tatoi, North of Athens. The aircraft is surely a Blenheim of the No 211 Squadron RAF which moved from Middle East to Greece on November 1940 as asset of the British contingent sent to support the Greeks after the Italian attack. The principal bases of the Squadron during its deployment in the Balkans was Menidi/Tatoi and Paramythia with detachments on other airfields. Late April 1941 the Squadron returned in Middle East and converted to Blenheim IV. Victor Sierra

Blenheim in Greece

A sergeant of the Royal Army Veterinary Corps bandages the wounds of Jasper, a mine dog, ETO, 1944.

Wounded soldier

On the morning of 4 March 1943 flying Officer Kujundzic and crew boarded a Lancaster W4333 PM-B for a day time training flight from Elsham Wolds. During this routine flight somewhere over Cambridgeshire one of the Lancasters engines burst into flames. Neb would have known that the plane was destined to crash and gave the order for his crew to bale out.
As his crew parachuted to safety 24 year old Neb stayed at the controls and at 4pm the plane came down in an orchard just beyond the village of Yaxley, 4 miles south of Peterborough. Neb did not survive the crash....(my paint of black & white photo left)...