Women war workers test driving an  M3 tank

Source: www.worldworldphotos.info/taken from fb/WWII uncovered

Roadtest

Kiri and Many were circus elephants in Hamburg, Germany. During the Second World War, their strength was mobilised by local authorities to clear the wreckage resulting from Allied bombing raids. Kiri and Many continued to clear up bomb damage after the war ended. This photograph of the two elephants moving a wrecked car was taken six months after the German surrender.

Source: IWM/taken from fb/WW2 uncovered

Elefants doing their bit

American sailors, surrounded by New Yorkers, read a newspaper report about the outbreak of war with Japan; Dec. 7, 1941.