 Ju 88A-1 L1+LS,  crash landed near Blewbury, one crew member perished in the aircraft.
Upon seeing the 'stiff upper lip' faces of these 3 gentlemen it would be easy to start a series of witty captions. ;)

Ju 88 down

Luftwaffe’s Junkers Ju 52 transport aircrafts (“Tante Ju” for the German crews) parked on a Sicilian airfield in the Catania Plain (snow-capped Etna in background). The Sicily was the naturally last stop-over from Europe to North Africa (early Libya and later Tunisia) used both Italian and German Air Forces for the flight ferrying supplies for Axis forces or, in the return flight, for transport of troops returning to home (also in retreat at the end of Tunisian Campaign) and wounded. For this duties the Sicilian airfields was used also for the transport flight to Greece and vice versa. Despite the escort of Luftwaffe and Regia Aeronautica’s fighters, the loss of the transport units by enemy action was very high. Victor Sierra

“Tante Ju” in Sicily

Bf 109 re-fuel on the Channel Islands 1940.
This is a Bf 109 E4 of JG53 being refuelled by a locally commandeered truck,Guernsey.