No. 103 - The War Illustrated

Volume 5 - No. 103 - August 22, 1941

Aug1941

London Bridge Cannot Fall Down

"London Bridge is falling down", we hear the mad Hun cry; Each city shorn, each village torn, by terror from the sky. False thought of victory nearly won, and losses they deny, They have forgotten

Aug1941

I Was There! - We Were 8½ Days in Our Rubber Dinghy

At 2:30 in the morning of July 1st an aircraft of the Bomber Command came down in the sea; at 12:30pm on July 9th the crew – all sergeants – were picked up by a rescue launch. The story of how they su

Aug1941

Sgt. James Allen Ward

Sgt. James Allen Ward, the 22-year-old New Zealander who won the 7th V.C. awarded to the R.A.F. in this war. He received the award for putting out a fire aboard an aeroplane returning from a raid over

The Tragic Irony of India at War
America's New Army in the Making
Our Searchlight on the War
Poles and Russians Are Friends Again
Now Was Launched the Third German Offensive
Behold the Beaufighter
R.A.S.C. - The Army's 'Maid-of-All Work'
Our Diary of the War
Should It Have Happened on Bank Holiday?
I Was There! - I Saw How Moscow Took Her First Air Raid
I Was There! - We Flew From Belgium in an Ancient Plane
I Was There! - The Dutch Waved to Us Over Rotterdam
London Bridge Cannot Fall Down
I Was There! - We Were 8½ Days in Our Rubber Dinghy
Sgt. James Allen Ward
The Editor's Postscript

Volume 5 - No. 103 - August 22, 1941

London Bridge Cannot Fall Down

I Was There! - We Were 8½ Days in Our Rubber Dinghy

Sgt. James Allen Ward

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