found this link to some amazing photographs from the 2nd WW .

None of them are gory or anything like that

mostly taken by a chap called alfred palmer. His style and quality of photography is astounding

http://pavel-kosenko.livejournal.com/303194.html?thread=22669914

Thanks jabber. Stunning pictures.

they are arent they, to think he got that sort of quality in those days is brilliant

Astonishing - it defies belief that they were taken 70 years ago - I couldn't get that quality now , in the so - called digital age !

As the man said 'astonishing'.

Tremendous. 4"x5" Kodachrome explains the fantastic resolution.

Just stunning pictures, like the reel of wax string to complete wiring in switch gear panels.

Its still used to this day and was the cause of many a cut finger in my training.

fantastic lighting on the indoor pics to

I've still got some of that (well, mine's actually waxed nylon) which was used in the Polaris subs. My dad got it from Laird's.

Removed from Polaris

you have the right to remain silent, anything you say.............

fantastic photos thanks for putting the link up jabber

No, Bert, it was removed BEFORE it got onto a Polaris.

Time warp stuff! Especially getting The Righteous Brothers to observe the wind tunnel tests on the B25.