Volume 5 - No. 122 - February 28, 1942
Feb1942
Strange Adventure of a Sunderland's Crew
Four miles off the coast of Cyrenaica a Sunderland flying-boat crashed into the sea after an engagement with two Messerschmitts, one of which was shot down. The crew were blown to the shore on a wing
Full index of this magazine
- Are We Winning the War?
- Their Tomahawks 'Scalped' the Japs Over Burma
- The Strange Case of Mr. De Valera's Ireland
- Our Searchlight on the War
- The Tragic Story of Singapore's Fall
- Through the Enemy-infested Waters of the Mediterranean
- What the Russians Have Done This Winter
- Our Diary of the War
- Strange Adventure of a Sunderland's Crew
- Are We Pulling Our Weight in Production?
- I Was There! - We Fought Our Way Through the Malayan Jungle
- I Was There! - Chased by a U-boat, We Gave Her the Slip
- I Was There! - I Saw the Poles Go Over the Top at Gazala
- Editor's Postscript
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