A message written on rice paper is put into a container and attached to a carrier pigeon by members of 61st Division Signals at Ballymena, Northern Ireland, 3 July 1941. Frame:black Mrs D Cheatle of 16

Mrs D Cheatle of 16 Athol Road

image: a depiction of a small patch of cultivated land from which new crops sprout

in the top left and top right

London51/2045

Counter-battery work was essential inorder to suppress enemy barrages and this painting illustrates the deadly effect of precise German bombardment

A message written on rice paper is put into a container and attached to a carrier pigeon by members of 61st Division Signals at Ballymena, Northern Ireland, 3 July 1941. Frame:black Mrs D Cheatle of 16A message written on rice paper is put into a container and attached to a carrier pigeon by members of 61st Division Signals at Ballymena, Northern Ireland, 3 July 1941.