No. 61 - The War Illustrated

Volume 3 - No. 61 - November 1, 1940

Nov1940

In a Heavy Sea

In a heavy sea a British battle-cruiser is putting out from port. The great weight of these ships and their high speed makes them inclined, like battleships, to cut through the waves rather than rid

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Retribution

And shall he live? Who feared to meet a worthy foe And sought the weak to overthrown? Who wasted, pillaged, plundered, slew, And proved his bonded word untrue? Whose ears were deaf and eyes were

Jottings From the Editor's Wartime Diary
Britain Can Win - and Britain Will!
There is a Free Belgian Government in London Now
'Too Right' Is 'Ajax's' Word For It!
The Burma Road is Open to Traffic Again
Was September 16 Hitler's Invasion Day?
Once Again the Luftwaffe Changes Its Tactics
In the 'Eagle' Squadron They Are Americans All
How Our Guns Drive Away the Raiders
Through the Night with London's Fire Fighters
'Wounded' Balloons Make Such Good Patients!
In a Heavy Sea
Tovey Now Holds the Post That Beatty Held
Our Searchlight on the War
Princess Elizabeth to Children of the Empire
I Was There! - A Nazi Airman Landed In Our Meadow
I Was There! - The 'Truant' Recued Us After 134 Days
I Was There! - Mine Was a Hot Night With 'Alf Bagwash'
I Was There! - How We Bombed Flushing Docks
Our Diary of the War
Retribution
Items of War Interest from Far and Near

Volume 3 - No. 61 - November 1, 1940

In a Heavy Sea

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