Winston Churchill gives the "V" sign in reply to cheering troops as he leaves the liner QUEEN MARY with his wife Clementine on his return from Canada, September 1943. Posters Events and Personalities: Protagonists in

Events and Personalities: Protagonists in the debate on the value of the strategic bombing offensive against Germany: left to right

Allied Naval Commander in Chief

making a speech (in warehouse setting) to merchant ships' crews and dockers at Liverpool

All three Kittyhawks display the squadron's distinctive 'shark mouth' insignia

Winston Churchill raises his hat in salute during an inspection of the 1st American Squadron of the Home Guard at Horse Guards Parade in London

Winston Churchill gives the "V" sign in reply to cheering troops as he leaves the liner QUEEN MARY with his wife Clementine on his return from Canada, September 1943. Posters Events and Personalities: Protagonists inPrime Minister Winston Churchill gives the "V" sign in reply as troops cheer him when he left the QUEEN MARY by tender after he and his wife had returned from Canada. His wife is stood next to him.