Allied troops from around the globe passed through or were billeted in Britain during the Second World War. Many would have travelled through London and the South East on Southern Railway services. The Southern Railway Film Unit was established around the early 1940s. Its cameramen captured troops from Canada, New Zealand, the USA and France in Southern Railway carriages or at stations.. This footage shows New Zealanders from the 2nd Expeditionary Force arriving at Waterloo Station, London, in J