The Armed Forces were of course key to the war, and were appealed to and depicted in a wide range of posters throughout the conflict. This section contains images of those in the three armed services, often depicting them in heroic poses, in action, or calling for support for them from the civilian workers.

• Back up the Fighting Forces
• Convoy of British merchant ships
• Warships sailing through the Mediterranean
• Commando
• Convoy at sea
• A tug towing a section of Mulberry harbour
• Ramming an Italian submarine
• The life-line is firm thanks to the Merchant Navy
• Hawker Hurricane approaching an escort carrier
• A British cruiser ramming an Italian submarine
• Technical drawing of a British aircraft carrier
• Two-man submarine
• Emergency surgical operation
• Uniformed sailor and an airman

• British coastal artillery
• Firing a 4.7 inch gun
• British troops in action in the western desert
• Patrolling in jungle swamp
• British soldiers, dressed in jungle fatigues
• British anti tank gun
• British rocket battery
• British Brigadier directing a tank column
• British Matilda tanks
• A British General, holding binoculars
• Libya: Help them finish the job
• British forces hauling guns up the Owen Stanley Mountains
• Motorcycle reconnaissance troops
• Amphibious assault
• Parachute Regiment
• Rugged-looking soldiers descend by parachute

• Daylight raid by Lancaster bombers
• Japanese flying boats being destroyed
• Diving Squadron of Spitfires
• Bristol Blenheims
• Night raid
• Hurricane fighter
• Mosquito aircraft conducting a precision low level bombing raid
• British Hawker Hurricane IIC
• German Submarine U-570
• Gloucester Gladiator
• British Stirling heavy bombers
• British Manchester bomber defends itself
• Night bombing raid on Cologne
• British Wellington bomber
• British Hurricanes and Soviet fighter planes
• Battle of Britain
• Motorcyclist carrying a signal board
• Horsa gliders in tow
• British fighter pilot
• Smiling airman
• Japanese troop convoy
• Great Britain will pursue the war against Japan to the very end