11th November marks Remembrance Day in Great Britain and the Commonwealth nations, Veterans Day in the United States of America and Polish Independence Day.
1st November
On 1st November 1942, Lieutenant Bainbridge photographed members of the Ulster Home Guard and the Pioneer Corps training in Northern Ireland.
2nd November
On 2nd November 2014, a Second World War explosive device washed ashore in Donaghadee, Co. Down, a reminder of wartime activity in the area.
3rd November
On 3rd November 1941, construction work continued on the new jetty at Larne Harbour, Co. Antrim, a busy port during the Second World War.
4th November
Remembering those with connections to Ulster and Northern Ireland who died on 4th November throughout the years of the Second World War.
5th November
5th November 1940 was a dark day for the Merchant Navy. Many Ulstermen died on board SS Kenbane Head as it was one of many ships attacked in the Atlantic.
6th November
WartimeNI remembers members of the Royal Air Force who died on this day throughout World War Two on training exercises an on bombing raids over Germany.
7th November
On 7th November we remember those who died on Irish shores including 3 men from the Royal Australian Air Force who died in a crash in Co. Galway, Ireland.
8th November
On 8th November 1950, Field-Marshal Viscount Alanbrooke rededicated the memorial at Queen's University, Belfast, Co. Antrim to the fallen of World War Two.
9th November
On 9th November each year, WartimeNI remembers those from Ulster who gave their lives during the Second World War and those who died in Northern Ireland.
10th November
On 10th November 1942, US First Lady Eleanor Roosevelt arrived at Langford Lodge Airfield, Co. Antrim. She conducted a whirlwind tour of Northern Ireland.
11th November
Remembrance Day or Armistice Day takes place annually on 11th November. Many wear the poppy and take 2 minutes silence to pay their respects to the fallen.
12th November
On 12th November 1943, the Polish airmen of RAF 303 Squadron arrived at RAF Ballyhalbert, Co. Down under the command of their Squadron Leader Tadeusz Koc.
13th November
On 13th November 1925, a ceremony took place unveiling the war memorial sculpture in Portadown, Co. Armagh. It bears the names of the fallen from the town.
14th November
14th November 1942 marked a historic moment in the European Theatre of Operations as the first wartime game of American Football took place in Belfast.
15th November
On 15th November 1939, a military photographer captured a photo of a Fleet Air Arm training crew leaving thei plane at RAF Sydenham, Belfast, Co. Down.
16th November
On 16th November, we remember those who died on this date at war including members of the armed forces from as far away as South Africa and New Zealand.
17th November
On 17th November 1939, a Belfast Telegraph photographer captured images of Royal Naval Rating at work on a Fairey Swordfish at RAF Aldergrove, Co. Antrim.
18th November
On 18th November 1941, Royal Engineers training near Coleraine, Co. Londonderry constructed a bridge of folding boats over the River Bann.
19th November
On 19th November 1943, 30th Quartermaster Sterilization Battalion arrived in Ballymena and Omagh while Grumman Wildcat JV413 crashed in Lough Foyle.
20th November
On 20th November 1944, Catalina JX242 crashed in Co. Fermanagh while across Northern Ireland a Vickers Wellington crashed near Stranocum, Co. Antrim.
21st November
On 21st November 1942, work was underway in the Sperrin Mountains, Co. Londonderry as Sappers cut a new road through the rugged landscape.
22nd November
On 22nd November 1945, 6th (Deynze) Infantry Brigade of the Belgian Army left towns around Co. Down in Northern Ireland as a fully trained military unit.
23rd November
On 23rd November 1943, the United States Army established Quartermaster Depot Q-111 at Belfast with other sub-depots spread throughout Northern Ireland.
24th November
On 24th November 1942, Fairey Fulmar BP821 spun out of control killing 2 Royal Navy Fleet Air Arm personnel in a crash near RAF Kirkistown, Co. Down.
25th November
25th November 1945 saw the beginning of Operation Deadlight, a Royal Navy effort that saw many Kriegsmarine U-Boats scuttled off the north-west Irish coast.
26th November
On 26th November 1941, the Duke of Kent visited Derry/Londonderry where Mayor Senator Fred J. Simmons and other officials welcomed him to the Guildhall.
27th November
On 27th November 1941, the Duke of Kent visited Co. Armagh carrying out military inspections in Lurgan, Loughgall, Markethill, and along the Mall in Armagh.
28th November
On 28th November 1941, the Duke of kent visited Belfast inspecting Navy and Army personnel and stopping to chat to the bombed-out residents of East Belfast.
30th November
Sergeant Franciszek Prętkiewicz died on 30th November 1940 when his Mark I Hawker Hurricane crashed on high ground at Cushendall, Co. Antrim.
