Volume 3 - No. 56 - September 27, 1940
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I Was There! - We Were Sunk by a Nazi Q-Ship
Among the merchant ships waylaid and sunk by a disguised German raider operating off the West Indies was the 5,000-ton "King John" of Liverpool. The ship's carpenter, Mr. Burroughs, here tells how his
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- Jottings From the Editor's Wartime Diary
- Grenadiers Would Like to Meet Nazis Again!
- The Empire Will Fight Till Victory Be Won
- Yet Mussolini Still Says It is 'Our Sea'
- London Was in the Front Line of Air Battle
- Those on Whom the Brunt of Air War Falls
- Berlin and the Barges are Bombed Again
- R.A.F. Strike at the Heart of Nazi Berlin
- Ramsgate Has the World's Finest Shelters
- Let Us Honour the Men Who Saved St. Paul's
- Their Eyes Are Vital to R.A.F. and A.A. Guns Alike
- Hope For France Springs Anew in Africa
- Our Searchlight on the War
- I Was There! - We Dug for Eight Hours to Rescue a Girl
- I Was There! - What We Saw of the Victoria Bomber
- I Was There! - Like Soldiers My Children Stood on Deck
- I Was There! - We Were Sunk by a Nazi Q-Ship
- British Personalities of the War
- Our Diary of the War
- Items of War Interest from Far and Near
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