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Tanks towing 6-pdr guns move along desert road as the theatre of war moves northwards. In the battle’s wake come the British Red Cross attending to wounded, British and Italian alike. Many more Italians...
While Australians go sight seeing in Holy City, New Zealanders, Egyptians and British fight mock war in desert.
The Viceroy of India opens the Lloyd Barrage, bringing fertility to over five million acres. It took 8 1/2 years to construct and is an all-British engineering triumph!
Sir William Penney attends Britain’s atomic bomb tests in the South Australian desert.
Army postal services in the east. British army teaches Arabs darts New aerodromes in the making Dawn patrol at work.
Enemy plane destroyed in the desert. Fleet Air Arm at Malta. The "Flying Jeeps".
General and Mrs Smuts in Egypt.
James Matthews reports from with the British First Armoured Division (Desert Rats) on Iraqi soldiers fleeing the allied offensive in Kuwait and on the liberation of the country.
Extract of an interview with an unidentified British soldier on the ever changing missions for the troops in the Gulf war as the ground offensive begins. Interviewer not heard.
Excerpt from press statement by a cautious British Prime Minister John Major on progress in the Gulf war as the ground offensive begins.
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