Volume 10 - No. 241 - September 13, 1946
Sep1946
His Majesty's Ships - H.M.S. Moonstone
Though trawlers are a class of naval vessel which seldom become conspicuous, owing to so many of them being assigned to unspectacular duties, the Moonstone was decidedly “in the new” in 1940. An It
Sep1946
Our War Leaders in Peacetime - Smuts
The career of Jan Christiaan Smuts is among the most colourful of those of the Empire's war leaders. From commander of a Boer “commando” he became, on May 24, 1941, a Field-Marshal of the British Army
Sep1946
I Was There! - How I Said Good-bye to Bonaventure
Early in the morning of March 31, 1941, H.M.S. Bonaventure, accompanied by the destroyer Hereward, was escorting two troopships from Crete to Alexandria, when she received two torpedoes in the starboa
Full index of this magazine
- The Airborne Crossing of the Rhine
- Ex-Enemy Countries Present Peace Treaty Pleas
- His Majesty's Ships - H.M.S. Moonstone
- 51st (Highland) Division
- The Royal Signals
- Malaya and Singapore Summing-Up
- Our War Leaders in Peacetime - Smuts
- Europe's Wartime Capitals in 1946 - Helsinki
- I Was There! - I Was a Slave on a Japanese Railway
- I Was There! - When the Doodle-Bugs Came to London
- No. 62 Squadron
- I Was There! - Hat Trick in German P.O.W. Camp
- I Was There! - How I Said Good-bye to Bonaventure
- New Facts and Figures
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