Pilot's war images developed 100 years on
Posted: Wed Sep 07, 2016 6:55 pm
http://www.bbc.com/news/uk-england-37261175
"hotographs taken by a British fighter pilot during World War One which lay undeveloped for nearly 100 years have gone on show at a museum.
Captain William Chambers died aged 21 in a routine reconnaissance mission over France in May 1918 and his pictures never surfaced.
But they were developed when his nephew inherited them and showed them to a photographer in Lancashire.
The images depict daily life for pilots and include aerial shots over Kent."
"hotographs taken by a British fighter pilot during World War One which lay undeveloped for nearly 100 years have gone on show at a museum.
Captain William Chambers died aged 21 in a routine reconnaissance mission over France in May 1918 and his pictures never surfaced.
But they were developed when his nephew inherited them and showed them to a photographer in Lancashire.
The images depict daily life for pilots and include aerial shots over Kent."
