Volume 10 - No. 244 - October 25, 1946
Oct1946
His Majesty's Ships - H.M.S. King George V
Known familiarly in the Navy as “K. G. Five”, H.M.S. King George V has a displacement of 35,000 tons and a main armament of ten 14-in. guns. She was commissioned on October 1, 1940. In May 1941, a
Oct1946
Judgement at Nuremberg
"MANACLED and heavily guarded to prevent any attempts at suicide, the 11 Nazi war criminals sentenced to death by the International Military Tribunal were today (October 2, 1946) moved to the condemne
Oct1946
Our War Leaders in Peacetime - Bevin
The Rt. Hon. Ernest Bevin, M.P., P.C. Became a Minister without graduating through the House of Commons. At the age of 59 he went straight from the polls into the key position of Minister of Labour an
Oct1946
No. 230 Squadron
Motto: "We Search Far" Formed at Felixstowe in Sept. 1918, No. 230 Squadron remained there until May 1922, then moved to Calshot. In the following year it was disbanded and reformed at Pembroke Doc
Full index of this magazine
- The Amazing Facts about Pearl Harbour
- New Memorials and One That Will Not be Built
- His Majesty's Ships - H.M.S. King George V
- The Durham Light Infantry
- 56th (London) Division
- Judgement at Nuremberg
- Europe's Wartime Capitals in 1946 - Brussels
- Our War Leaders in Peacetime - Bevin
- I Was There! - In Burma with 19th Indian Division
- I Was There! - They Snatched Us From a Hell-Ship
- No. 230 Squadron
- I Was There! - I Was a 'Guest' of the Japs in Tokyo
- New Facts and Figures
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