No. 59 - The War Illustrated

Volume 3 - No. 59 - October 18, 1940

Oct1940

Polish Airmen Are Fighting in Britain's War

Recently, Polish airmen fighting in the R.A.F. on R.A.F. machines, in British skies, against the common enemy, have achieved many successes. Here Mr. Henry Baerlein, who has visited, on behalf of "The

Oct1940

Women On Active Service in the Battle of Britain

Since the War has come to the homeland, active service for women's organizations attached to the fighting forces has taken on an even more military aspect. Here Miss Peggy Scott describes the work, of

Oct1940

London's War Ambulances are Always Under Fire

Many a time last winter the men and women who had volunteered for the London Auxiliary Ambulance Service must have asked themselves, as they turned up at their stations day after day or night after ni

Jottings From the Editor's Wartime Diary
France is Now Robbed of Food and Freedom
What Has Fate In Store For Portugal?
Polish Airmen Are Fighting in Britain's War
London Carries On in the People's War
London's Defences Are Beating the Night Bomber
Women On Active Service in the Battle of Britain
London's War Ambulances are Always Under Fire
Through London's Battle the Railways Carry On
They Were The First To Win the George Cross
Our Searchlight on the War
I Was There! - I Saw London Firemen on the Job
I Was There! - We Found Ourselves in a French Prison
I Was There! - Our Squadron Helped to Bring Down the 232
I Was There! - Our Hudson Tackled Seven Messerschmitts
From East and South Come the Troops of Empire
War Personalitites - G.O.C.s of Home Command
Our Diary of the War
Items of War Interest from Far and Near

Volume 3 - No. 59 - October 18, 1940

Polish Airmen Are Fighting in Britain's War

Women On Active Service in the Battle of Britain

London's War Ambulances are Always Under Fire

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