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Mix couple at Sunset Club in London, England. One of the places such couples could go together in the open. African american GI were frequent visitors. December of 1951.[2480×2676]
3 Haziran 2026
Viking Great Heathen Army charnel pit, Repton, Derbyshire, England, photographed 1980. Remains of 264 Norse warriors confirmed by DNA analysis as Scandinavian males, some of the most significant Viking genetic evidence found on British soil. [1280×720]
31 Mayıs 2026
VE Day celebrations in London, England, May 8, 1945 [1400 × 1050]
28 Mayıs 2026
“Nurses of a field hospital who arrived in France via England and Egypt after three years service.” August 12, 1944. [1200×966]
14 Mayıs 2026
B-17G of the 600th Bomb Squadron after a catastrophic flak hit during a mission over Germany. The blast killed tail gunner S/Sgt Wallace E. Kasch and severed the plane’s tail. Miraculously, the pilot and copilot managed to get the crippled bomber back to England safely. April 8, 1945. [740×959]
6 Mayıs 2026
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![Mix couple at Sunset Club in London, England. One of the places such couples could go together in the open. African american GI were frequent visitors. December of 1951.[2480×2676]](https://wp.rifat.org/wp-content/uploads/2026/06/xoz619b6ykyg1-scaled.jpeg)
![Viking Great Heathen Army charnel pit, Repton, Derbyshire, England, photographed 1980. Remains of 264 Norse warriors confirmed by DNA analysis as Scandinavian males, some of the most significant Viking genetic evidence found on British soil. [1280×720]](https://wp.rifat.org/wp-content/uploads/2026/05/6g427hhru6zg1.jpeg)
![VE Day celebrations in London, England, May 8, 1945 [1400 × 1050]](https://wp.rifat.org/wp-content/uploads/2026/05/aeqa427liwzg1.jpeg)
![“Nurses of a field hospital who arrived in France via England and Egypt after three years service.” August 12, 1944. [1200×966]](https://wp.rifat.org/wp-content/uploads/2026/05/uxnq4iy798sg1.jpeg)
![B-17G of the 600th Bomb Squadron after a catastrophic flak hit during a mission over Germany. The blast killed tail gunner S/Sgt Wallace E. Kasch and severed the plane’s tail. Miraculously, the pilot and copilot managed to get the crippled bomber back to England safely. April 8, 1945. [740×959]](https://wp.rifat.org/wp-content/uploads/2026/05/67l53140a0ug1.jpeg)
