Volume 9 - No. 212 - August 3, 1945
Aug1945
Now It Can Be Told! - Our "Met" Men Fought Germans in the Arctic
The arctic wastes of Spitsbergen were in 1942 the scene of a great Allied adventure – it was disclosed on June 9, 1945 – when a small meteorological party, established there to obtain vital weathe
Aug1945
New Zealand's Fighting Ships and Men at War
A recent official message expressing appreciation of the very valuable services rendered by the R.N.Z.N. contained the passage: “The Board of the Admiralty and the officers and men of the Royal Navy
Aug1945
I Was There! - Cossacks Welcomed Us as We Entered Berlin
Prelude to Potsdam, the historic entry of the first advance units of British and U.S. occupation troops into Berlin on July 3, 1945, is indelibly recorded in this dispatch from Edwin Tetlow his first
Full index of this magazine
- With Our Armies Today
- With Our Navies Today
- 82 Days that Lost the War for Japan
- Now It Can Be Told! - How We Won the Battle of the Sea-Mines
- Now It Can Be Told! - Our "Met" Men Fought Germans in the Arctic
- New Zealand's Fighting Ships and Men at War
- Views & Reviews
- Non-Fighting Heroes at the Front in China
- I Was There! - Cossacks Welcomed Us as We Entered Berlin
- I Was There! - I Visit Lübbecke - Germany's New 'Capital'
- I Was There! - We Lay on the Sea-Bed - All Lights Out
- I Was There! - How the Avengers Saved Our Crippled Carrier
- Our Diary of the War
- With Our Airmen Today
- Editor's Postscript
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