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Volume 9 - No. 224 - January 16, 1946
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I Was There! - How Two V.C.s Were Won Under a Jap Cruiser
Lieut. Ian E. Fraser, R.N.R., of Farnham Common, Bucks., and Leading Seaman James J. Magennis, of Belfast, were each awarded the V.C. For the parts they played in a midget submarine attack on the Japa
Full index of this magazine
- What is Happening in Java?
- The Never-to-be-Forgotten Army
- Most Decisive Sea Battle of the War
- Now It Can Be Told! - British Naval Officer Who Led Maquis
- Now It Can Be Told! - Our Most Effective Underwater Explosiv
- Now It Can Be Told! - 'Lost' JU 88 Held Vital Radar Secrets
- There is No Peace for Britain's Lifeboats
- The Greatness of Dunkirk Revealed
- Teapot Revolution Maintained the Troops' Morale
- Foreign Ministers in Agreement at Moscow
- I Was There! - How Two V.C.s Were Won Under a Jap Cruiser
- I Was There! - In Poland I Saw a Grim Battle for Life
- I Was There! - At the End of the World's Longest Ocean Hop
- From Rotterdam to Hiroshima
- The Editor Looks Back
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