The scene depicts an interior view of a historical exhibition display, likely located within a museum in Gibraltar, Gibraltar

The scene depicts an interior view of a historical exhibition display, likely located within a museum in Gibraltar, Gibraltar. A large, vertically oriented, light-brown textured panel, resembling kraft paper, is mounted against a dark wall background. The panel features dark brown text, prominently titled "FAMILIES PREPARE TO EVACUATE." Below the title, a subtitle reads, "WITHIN 24 HOURS NEARLY 1,500 GIBRALTARIAN CIVILIANS WERE EVACUATED." Further paragraphs explain the British Military's term 'useless mouths' for civilians and include a quote from Sir Hugh O'Neil, MP For Antrim, discussing the evacuation for defence purposes. A reflective question, "How would you feel if you had 24 hours to evacuate your home country?", is positioned at the bottom left. To the right of the main brown panel, a smaller, rectangular black panel with a distinct orange border is affixed by four metallic standoffs. This black panel displays white text, quoting Lourdes Pitaluga about remaining on "the Rock" and awaiting fate. Partially visible at the bottom right of the main brown panel, beneath the black quote panel, is a black-and-white image depicting an aircraft carrier with multiple aircraft on its deck. The exhibit is illuminated by artificial lighting, and no individuals are present in the frame.