Volume 9 - No. 217 - October 12, 1945
Oct1945
Freed at Hongkong They Sing God Save the King
Over 2,000 British internees in Hongkong sang God Save the King as the Union Jack was hoisted at Camp Stanley on August 30, 1945 - the first time for almost four years. They were freed by Rear-Admir
Oct1945
What British Bombers Did at Bremen on the Weser
Germany's second largest port, Bremen was a prime target for attacks by the R.A.F. from May 1940 to April 22, 1945 - five days before its capture by the British 2nd Army. Onslaughts included one of
Oct1945
Now It Can Be Told! - Daring Exploits of Midget Submarine X.24
How a British midget submarine twice penetrated the Norwegian harbour of Bergen – one of the most heavily defended ports under German control – and sank a 7,500-tons merchant ship, a floating dock and
Oct1945
I Was There! - Sea-Bed Grave for Hitler's Poison Gas
Concentrated in a big forest covering an area of four square miles is one of the greatest stocks of poison gas in Germany, wrote a Daily Telegraph special Correspondent with 21st Army Group on August
Full index of this magazine
- With Our Soliders Today
- With Our Sailors Today
- How Radar Enabled Us to Win the War at Sea
- Freed at Hongkong They Sing God Save the King
- Must Britain Go Short to Rebuilt Exports?
- What British Bombers Did at Bremen on the Weser
- Views & Reviews
- Now It Can Be Told! - 2,000 Soldiers Helped to Save London's Water
- Now It Can Be Told! - Daring Exploits of Midget Submarine X.24
- Now It Can Be Told! - Rescued After Five Months of Adventure
- German Atomic Bomb Research was Sabotaged
- I Was There! - Battle of Britain Pilots in the Air Again
- I Was There! - I Saw the First 4-Powers Parade in Berlin
- I Was There! - Sea-Bed Grave for Hitler's Poison Gas
- I Was There! - On My Last Strange Trail to Civvy Street
- With Our Airmen Today
- Editor's Postscript
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