Volume 6 - No. 152 - April 16, 1943
Apr1943
After 165 Years H.M.S. Victory Still Serves
Nelson's flagship in his last and greatest battle is now being used as a naval barracks. Fifty prospective Naval officers, studying for commissions and awaiting their Selection Board (they will become
Apr1943
Knocked Out? Tanks Today Have Nine Lives!
Already in an earlier page we have described and pictured the work of the Royal Electrical and Mechanical Engineers, but here follows from the pen of ALEXANDER DILKE a fuller account, incorporating wh
Apr1943
I Was There! - We Formed Human Pyramids to Cross Wadi Zigzau
A young British major with a bullet embedded an inch above his heart continued to lead his men at the storming of Wadi Zigzau, in the first stage of the Mareth Line attack. Paul Bewsher, Daily Mail Sp
Full index of this magazine
- The Battle Fronts
- The War at Sea
- After 165 Years H.M.S. Victory Still Serves
- East of Malta, West of Suez: The Navy on the Job
- Carrier Pigeons Are Saving Our Men's Lives
- Views & Reviews
- Knocked Out? Tanks Today Have Nine Lives!
- The War in the Air
- Youth in a Britain of Bombs and Black-out
- I Was There! - We Formed Human Pyramids to Cross Wadi Zigzau
- I Was There! - At Hegra We Norwegians Held the Nazis at Bay
- I Was There! - I Went with U.S. Bombers to Plaster Vegesack
- Our Diary of the War
- Editor's Postscript
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