 Men of 15th (Scottish) Division await the signal to advance during Operation "Epsom"; 26 June 1944. 
 The British were not as well versed in infiltration tactics as the Germans. Instead, they relied on traditional attacks behind a rolling artillery barrage to suppress enemy positions. 

Await the signal to advance

At Montgomery's headquarters on 12 June 1944, British Prime Minister Winston Churchill and senior officers watch air activity overhead. Present are, left to right: Lieut-General Sir Richard O'Connor, commanding VIII Corps; Churchill; Field Marshal Jan Smuts; Montgomery; and Field Marshal Sir Alan Brooke, Chief of the Imperial General Staff.

Something going on up above

Lance Corporal Lodge of 278 Field Company, Royal Engineers, holding a German hollow charge anti-tank magnetic mine. 