Volume 9 - No. 223 - January 4, 1946
Jan1946
Now It Can Be Told! - Ceramic's Three-Year Mystery Cleared Up
Sapper Eric Alfred Munday, aged 24, back in his home at Foulsham Road, Thornton Heath, Surrey, brought with him the first full story of a three-year-old war mystery – the sinking of the British liner
Jan1946
Now It Can Be Told! - The Navy Landed 'Cloak and Dagger' Men
Hiding, camouflaged, in remote island creeks by day and sailing at night on privateering raids against enemy shipping and shore installations, seven 70-ft. Naval launches sapped Germany's hold on the
Jan1946
Now It Can Be Told! - Whitehall's Wireless Link With the War
The story of a remarkable British wireless set was released by the War Office in November 1945. It was used by Royal Signals soon after D-Day and throughout the campaign in Western Europe, and enabled
Jan1946
I Was There! - Hitler's Ex-Soldiers Cold-Shouldered in Berlin
The pitiful condition of the men who fought for Germany evokes no scrap of sympathy from the civilians, writes Stanley Nash in The Star. He has recently returned from a visit to one of the centres in
Full index of this magazine
- What the Load Means to Britain
- New Zealanders with a Fine War Record
- Hunting a U-Boat to Death
- Operation Deadlight: Sinking the U-boat Fleet
- Now It Can Be Told! - Ceramic's Three-Year Mystery Cleared Up
- Now It Can Be Told! - The Navy Landed 'Cloak and Dagger' Men
- Now It Can Be Told! - Whitehall's Wireless Link With the War
- Our Mighty Switch from Tanks to Peacetime Cars
- "War Below Zero"
- How Much Has U.N.R.R.A. Actually Achieved
- I Was There! - Hitler's Ex-Soldiers Cold-Shouldered in Berlin
- I Was There! - I Escaped from the Terror of a Java Jungle
- I Was There! - I Met 'Pistol Packin' Momma' at Nuremberg
- I Was There! - Chasing Fish With the Navy's Underwater 'Ear'
- I Was There! - The Vampire Screamed Over Our Flight Deck
- I Was There! - We Stoked an Escape Ship from Singapore
- Will the Atom Bomb Bring Peace?
- The Editor Looks Back
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