Eric Stanley "Sawn Off" Lock, DSO, DFC and Bar, of 41 and 611 Squadrons, RAF Fighter Command.  This photo was taken some time between 14 July and 3 August, 1941; on the former date, Lock was credited with his 26th kill.  His Battle of Britain total - 16.5 - was credited as the highest score by any British-born pilot in the Battle.  On 3 August, 1941, Lock was on a cross-channel sweep when he broke formation to attack German ground targets.  He was never seen again, and the wreck of his Spitfire was never found.  Stanley Lock remains missing in action, presumed dead.  Best regards, JR.

Stanley Lock and friend.

12-inch railway howitzer Mk III of 14th Super Heavy Battery, Royal Artillery, at Wareham, Dorset.
26 February 1941 (1941-02-26)

NOTE : This version of the photograph has brightness and contrast artificially increased to highlight detail.
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Heavy Artillery in Great Britain

Commandos take cover during Operation Archery, the raid on Vågsøy (27 December 1941). The man on the left is armed with the Thompson submachine gun.

Another caption states that those are Commandos in action during the Måløy-raid.
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