Evidence of the Fierceness of German Fire at Dieppe
This German photograph of the bow of L.C.T. 1, taken on the Dieppe beach at low water, shows marks of five shells which struck the craft within a very small area. This fire probably came from the west cliff.

The Fierceness of German Fire at Dieppe

Engineers at Spitsbergen
Men of the 3rd Field Company Royal Canadian Engineers engaged in setting fire to coal piles at Spitsbergen 1941,



Royal Canadian Engineers at Spitsbergen

A Disabled Tank on the Dieppe Promenade
A Churchill tank of the Calgary Regiment. In the background can be seen the Castle and the West Headland. Gun positions in the cliff are visible above the German soldier standing on the tank.