How did it looked like? Did they had any comfort there? Were personal touches allowed or could personal stuff been taking into a tank?

I can recall a piece I once read in a book I've lent from a friend a few months ago saying that in the desert the tommies had little cettles (cans) and little fires in they're tanks to brew tea when they had a break off some kind.

Could you guys help me with this one?

Many thanks, Arneken.

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Sixty-four bomber pilots and crew lie in the cemetery at Wevelgem Communal and today many locals still pay their respects to those brave men from high in the skies.