Luftwaffe’s Messerschmitt Bf 110 with Iraqi markings at Tatoi Airfield, Athens, on May 14, 1941, likely during a stop of ferry flight to Mosul, Iraq, via French Syria. The aircraft, with the nose dressed with the “shark teeth" markings of his unit, is one of Bf 110 of the 4. Staffel/ZG 76 assigned to Fliegerführer Irak, the German Air Command committed for the Axis support of the unsuccessful Iraqi uprising against the Great Britain. Victor Sierra

“Iraqi” Messerschmitt 110

Servicing of a Luftwaffe’s Messerschmitt Bf 110D-3 fitted with the wing-mounted drop tanks on a Sicilian airfield, likely Palermo. Luftwaffe’s unit: likely ZG 26 “Horst Wessel”. Victor Sierra

On a Sicilian airfield

Benghazi airfield, Libya, early 1943, after the arrival of Allied troops. In front to wreck of a Luftwaffe’s bomber Heinkel He 111H an Allied serviceman look at two German SC 1000 (1.000 kg) bombs. In the background a British biplane Gloster Gladiator. Victor Sierra