Went on a school trip today, to odly enough, the Imperial War museum, for our coursework. Got some shots to share, although i couldnt get photos in all areas for sensitivity reasons( e.g in the Holecaust exhibition, for reasons i hope you understand - a truly moving experience   ) and also as the lighting was so poor!

Still processing a lot of them, as a date stamp was added, which i am working to remove from all of them, however i'll fire away with what i already have done!



Inviting...


The caption on this one reads - "There were great numbers of young men who had never been in a war and were consequently far from willing to join in this one"


The lesser known of the two air raid shelters, a Morrison shelter(or a big metal cage to the rest of us!)  aptly named after the Minister of Home Security of the time  Herbert Morrison


A good old V2 rocket, the V stands for Vergeltungswaffe or Revenge weapon


Nice proper WW2 fighter, hanging gracefully from the ceiling, amongst the other planes


Something a bit older, much more WW1 than WW2!


Thanks for looking, hope you enjoyed, as an when i get some others processed i'll upload these as well.  Now back to writing coursework!

Cheers
Fsnovice (very tired, very early start to get there!!!! )

Nice silhouette of the Spit