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RAF Operations in the Middle East and Africa, 1940-43
Camels at work with their drivers during levelling operations on the airfield at Khormaksar, Aden. Note the red warning flags attached to the camels' yokes to alert aircraft in the area. Photo by RAF Khormaksar. Imperial War Museum © IWM (CM 5378)
Kenya Supplies Bacon for Middle East Troops, C. 8 October 1942
The expanding Uplands Bacon Factory in Kenya can now handle 500 pigs weekly. Half of its total bacon produce is packed in wooden cases and dried salt, to save refrigeration space, and exported to the Army in the Middle East. Both dry and tank methods of curing are employed and the factory specialises in Wiltshire Cured Bacons and Hams. Sausages and tinned produces are made in large quantities. The factory suplies Tanganyika Territory, Uganda, Congo, Seychelles and Zanzibar, and, after the war, intends to export full Wiltshire sides of green (unsmoked) bacon to the English market. Picture shows:- Sausage making machine. Imperial War Museum © IWM (K 3198)
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