"Landing Ground: A Glimpse into Aviation History" Step back in time and witness the evolution of aviation through captivating images that depict various aspects of landing grounds. From the runway perspective captured by Eric Ravilious in 1941 to Sir John Lavery's portrayal of an aerodrome in 1918, these photographs offer a window into the past. Immerse yourself in the golden age of air travel with Imperial Airways' Handley-Page HP 42 biplane Hanno soaring over Gwadar, Baluchistan, between c1931 and c1940. The sheer elegance and grandeur of this aircraft transport you to a time when flying was a luxurious affair. Travel further back to World War II as we witness Spitfire fighters being refueled and rearmed on Malta's battle-scarred soil in 1942. The unknown creator captures both the intensity and determination exhibited during this critical period. Delve into military training at Page Field, Parris Island, S. C. , where marine lieutenants prepare for glider operations during World War II. Alfred T Palmer's lens immortalizes their dedication as they meticulously tow gliders or pilot power towing planes. These snapshots encapsulate not only their bravery but also highlight the importance of teamwork within the armed forces. As you gaze upon these historical moments frozen in time, let your imagination take flight alongside these pioneers who paved the way for modern aviation. Each image tells a unique story - from aerial maneuvers to ground operations - reminding us that every landing ground holds its own significance within our collective history.