Volume 7 - No. 180 - May 12, 1944
May1944
Britain's Colonies in the War: No. 7 - Ceylon
Greatest single producer of rubber for the United Nations at the present time, Ceylon became a British colony proper in 1815. Most of its 25,332 square miles are utilized in the war drive. In addition
May1944
I Was There! - We Struck at and Crippled the Mighty Tirpitz
In one of the aircraft carriers from which was launched the Fleet Air Arm attack on Germany's largest warship, on April 3, 1944, was Commander Anthony Kimmins, from whose broadcast of the action the f
Full index of this magazine
- The Battle Fronts
- The War at Sea
- What Happens when the Enemy is 'In the Bag'
- Watch Himmler! Wiliest of Nazi Gangsters
- Views & Reviews
- Britain's Colonies in the War: No. 7 - Ceylon
- Highways to Speed the Day of Allied Victory
- I Was There! - With the 'Diggers' on the Muddy Jungle Trail
- I Was There! - Whirled Through a Storm on a Seafire's Tail
- I Was There! - We Struck at and Crippled the Mighty Tirpitz
- Our Diary of the War
- The War in the Air
- Editor's Postscript
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