Volume 8 - No. 205 - April 27, 1945
Apr1945
How the Tide of Battle Swept into Germany
I visited a R.A.F. Casualty Air Evacuation Unit in Belgium that was formed in November 1944. Commanding it is Wing Commander J. Clarke Taylor, graduate of Glasgow University, a R.A.F. regular M.O. The
Full index of this magazine
- How the Tide of Battle Swept into Germany
- The Battle Fronts
- The War at Sea
- What Speedy Liberation Means to the Dutch
- Feats of the Royal Regiment of Artillery
- Views & Reviews
- I Was There! - From Above the Rhine I Saw the Sky-Men Pounce
- I Was There! - Slaves of the Reich on the Westward Trek
- I Was There! - I Saw Hitler's Great Arsenal Cold and Dead
- I Was There! - Battle of Rheine Town and Its Aftermath
- Our Diary of the War
- The War in the Air
- Editor's Postscript
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