Volume 3 - No. 54 - September 13, 1940
Sep1940
Ever a Fighter, the Premier is Alongside the Fight
Determined as always to see for himself, the Prime Minister has visited many of Britain's coast defences. On August 28 he was at Dover when Nazi 'planes renewed their attack on the town and there wa
Sep1940
The Lights of London Town - 1940 Pattern
This remarkable photograph was taken from the roof of a high building in Fleet Street during one of the night raids over London towards the end of August. The exposure lasted 90 minutes. The searchl
Sep1940
I Was There! - I Saw the Nazi Pilot's Frenzied Face
Alarming, indeed, was the experience of some dwellers in a South London suburb during a daylight air raid, when it appeared as if a Heinkel must crash straight into their house. So close did the 'plan
Sep1940
England at Bay
Outnumbered, trapped, "invaded", unbefriended, She conquered in the air Yet one more post of empire, and transcended The seas, her ancient share; By sons from near and far redeemed anew, By hundr
Full index of this magazine
- Jottings From the Editor's Wartime Diary
- Ever a Fighter, the Premier is Alongside the Fight
- The Grenadiers Lived Up To Their Reputation
- We Have More Than Held Our Own in the Air
- Air Battle for London Raged Yet More Fiercely
- The Lights of London Town - 1940 Pattern
- What the R.A.F. Did to Germany in August
- R.A.F. Shatters the Myth of Berlin's Immunity
- How the Raiders May Be Spotted
- Two Nazis Fell to the 'Arctic Trapper's' Guns
- Alsace Is Already German Once Again
- Transylvania: Latest Victim of Power Politics
- Black France Delcares for Liberty
- I Was There! - We Were the First to Bomb Berlin
- I Was There! - I Saw the Nazi Pilot's Frenzied Face
- I Was There! - I Enjoyed My First Parachute Descent
- Destroyers for Bases - and Everyone Is Pleased!
- Our Searchlight on the War
- Our Diary of the War
- England at Bay
- Items of War Interest from Far and Near
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