Northern Road runs from Pollock Road to Duncrue Street in the heart of Belfast's Docks area where Luftwaffe bombs fell in the Spring of 1941.
Part of the A20 at Newtownards, Co. Down is made of Blair Mayne Road North and Blair Mayne Road South, named after the S.A.S. founding member.
A British Army Ordnance QF 25-pounder Field Gun stands next to the town War Memorial and Mk. VII Churchill Tank in Carrickfergus, Co. Antrim.
A Mk. VII Churchill Tank in the colours of the North Irish Horse stands next to the Carrickfergus War Memorial overlooking Belfast Lough.
During the Second World War, Carrickfergus, Co. Antrim hosted British and Belgian troops and was the birthplace of the U.S. Rangers.
During the Second World War, soldiers from 8th Battalion Sherwood Foresters trained along the Six Mile Water near Dunadry, Co. Antrim.
In 1942, the Ulster Kerry Blue Terrier Club in Belfast offered the role of Honorary President to Major General Russell P. Hartle, U.S. Army.
Premier Drive runs off Shore Road, North Belfast. In 1943 it was home to Robert Meekin who forged a friendship with a U.S. Army General.
The Shore Road in North Belfast runs through an area of the city that sustained heavy damage and was affected by the Belfast Blitz of 1941.